Final Evensong, the 2026 - 2027 Organ Recital Season.....and Happy Mother's Day! ❤️
Happy Mother’s Day to all our mothers and other motherly mentors at St. James! We give thanks for you!Calling All Pentecost ReadersOn Sunday, May 24 we will celebrate Pentecost, one of the principal feasts of the church year, which takes place 50 days after Easter (the term Pentecost means fiftieth day). On this day, we marvel at the power of the Holy Spirit in our midst. Here at St James, we love the tradition of hearing scripture read in multiple languages on Pentecost Day, representing the universality of the Holy Spirit. Do you speak a language you would like to share in a reading that day? If so, please reach out to Mother Kate at kcress@stjla.org by Tuesday, May 19th. Final Evensong of the 2025-26 Season this Sunday, May 10thIt’s hard to believe that the last service of our Evensong season will be taking place this Sunday, May 10th at 4:15PM. We will resume Evensong services in October of 2026. Why not invite your mother -- or someone who has mothered or mentored you -- to lunch and then Evensong this Sunday? We will have flowers on hand for all mothers and beloved mother figures. Then, at 6PM, we welcome Ariana Corbin, Organ Scholar at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, as our penultimate organ recitalist of the season (and then, one more beautiful organ recital on June 14th). Her program will provide a perfect end to a beautiful Mother’s Day. Save the Date - June 28 Father Jon's Last ServiceFr. Jon Feuss has been appointed Canon to the Ordinary by our Bishop-Elect Antonio Gallardo, and we are so proud of the role he will play in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. Be sure to save the date of Sunday, June 28th, as this will be his final service at St. James. And plan to stay for a festive lunch and goodbye celebration (complete with speeches!) immediately following the service. Coming Up at Saint James'GREAT MUSIC Sunday, 10 May 2026 4:15 pm Evensong Choir of St. James 6 pm Organ Recital Ariana Corbin Washington National Cathedral Sunday, June 14, 2026 6 pm Organ Recital Chelsea Chen Emmanuel Presbyterian, New York City And announcing the 2026-2027 organ recitalists … Sunday, October 11 Maurice Clerc | Dijon, France Sunday, November 8 Johann Vexo | Nancy, France [no recital in December: Lessons and Carols] Sunday, January 10 Jinhee Kim | Atlanta, Georgia Sunday, February 14 Chuyoung and Erik Wm. Suter, organ and piano | Washington, DC Sunday, March 14 Jae-Hyuck Cho | Seoul, South Korea Sunday, April 11 Emma Whitten | Los Angeles Sunday, May 9 Kartika Putri | Wausau, Wisconsin Last Week's SermonA Dangerous Life |
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Word Cup Traffic June 28 Please leave extra time… Soup Kitchen Open House! We're holding an Open House on Saturday evening, June 27, 5pm to 7pm, in the same place we do Soup Kitchen. The goal: enlarge our community of supporters. Casual, fun, includes snacks, tours, art, maybe even a little music. Join us if you can, invite your friends. Click here to RSVP for the Open House This Sunday June 28 Father Jon’s Last Service Fr. Jon Feuss has been appointed Canon to the Ordinary by our...
Word Cup Traffic June 21, June 28 Please leave extra time… St. James Pride Month Discussion To celebrate Pride Month, you are invited to join Matt Wallace and Fr. Jon to meet after the 10:30 a.m. service one last time on June 21, for fellowship and discussion. This Pride, we’ve been taking a deep dive into Scripture. We are discussing articles from scholars and priests wrestling with the so-called “clobber passages” that have historically been cited as a basis for excluding LGBTQ people, as...
St. James Pride Month Discussion To celebrate Pride Month, you are invited to join Matt Wallace and Fr. Jon to meet after the 10:30 a.m. service on June 7, June 14, and June 21, for fellowship and discussion. This Pride, we’ll take a deep dive into Scripture. We’ll discuss articles from scholars and priests wrestling with the so-called “clobber passages” that have historically been cited as a basis for excluding LGBTQ people, as well as “texts of welcome,” those passages from Scripture...