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The St. James’ Community History Center was created to preserve and recover the history of St. James, Evansburg and its surrounding environs. The center is dedicated to the preservation of artifacts and documents and the conversion of historical documents to an appropriate electronic format to ensure their preservation and facilitate access through the use of

A Brief Parish History The Colonial Church 1721 Church Church Building Glebe House SPG Schoolhouse St. James’ Cemetery For additional information or for geneaological research, please link to: (1.)St. James’ Community History Center (2.) Genealogy. To schedule a visit: email: history@stjames-episcopal.org or contact the parish office at 610-489-7564. St. James’ has a rich heritage, dating

A letter from Fr. Mike as printed in the Summer 2015 Education issue of The Epistle, St. James’ newsletter. Dear Friends in Christ, What an exciting year we have planned! There will be multiple opportunities for both Adults and children to strengthen their knowledge of their faith fulfilling our mission statement to “know and serve

St. James’ mission is to know and serve God by serving others. As members of St. James’ we grow closer to God through the offering of our generous spirits and willing hands. We show and grow in God’s love through our service to others. Our mission is carried out through service within the parish and

I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to our family here at St. James’! We are an historical congregation that pre-dates the founding of our country. In fact St. James’ Perkiomen was one of the original eight churches that meet to start the process of creating what would become the Episcopal Church