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St. James Episcopal

FAITHFULLY SERVING THE FARMINGTON VALLEY SINCE 1873

Summer Sunday Morning Worship Service is held at 9:30 AM,

Rite 1 on July 5 and August 2, otherwise Rite 2.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Stay tuned for our upcoming events. We have a variety of activities and initiatives that aim to engage and inspire our community.

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OUR SERVICES

ALL SERVICES ARE STREAMED VIA FACEBOOK LIVE. Connect here.

Nursery care is available upstairs for children 4 and under every Sunday during the summer's 9:30 AM service. Church School for Kindergarten through grade 6 is held during the 10:15 am service, October through May.

NOTE: The worship bulletin for the live-streamed 9:30 AM service on Sunday, September 6 is available here.

Parish Office hours are Monday–Thursday 9 AM to 2 PM.

1

SUMMER SINGLE SUNDAY SERVICE

SUN 9:30 AM

2

SUNDAY MORNING

RITE I (SEPT-JUN)

SUN 8:00 AM

3

SUNDAY MORNING

RITE II (SEPT-JUN)

SUN 10:15 AM

4

MONDAY MORNING PRAYER

MON 9:30 AM

5

WEDNESDAY EUCHARIST SERVICE

WED 11:30 AM

OUR MISSION

St. James is an Episcopal worship community nestled in the middle of the classic New England village of Farmington, Connecticut. Grounded in the Gospel of God’s love in Christ, St. James seeks to serve our neighbors near and far in Christ’s name, and we welcome all who would come to be with us as we pray and work together.

St. James in Farmington and St. Mark’s in New Britain were formally merged on October 26, 2024, by the Annual Convention of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut! The new parish, taking the name of St. James Episcopal Church and worshipping in Farmington, will have St. Mark’s Ministries in New Britain as an outreach of the new parish. The road to merger has been a wonderful adventure with lots of blessings and discoveries. St. James and St. Mark’s both bring wonderful possibilities to each other as we move forward together, in unity, and in blessing.

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And he said to them, "Follow me, and I will make you fishers of people."

MATTHEW 4:19