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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

Youth Group is open for all youth ages 12 through 18 and is a time of fellowship, service, and fun where Jesus is always the center of all we do. It is completely independent of the Journey to Adulthood classes that are held during the Christian Education Hour on Sunday mornings. The SJYG (St. James’

We at St. James’ believe that supporting one another and enjoying each other’s company enhances our journeys of faith. Fellowship enables us to both experience and demonstrate God’s love as we travel our individual journey and take part in the journeys of others. Explore our many fellowship opportunities listed below: Book Group: The St. James’

Members of the congregation offer their gifts of time and talent in various way to enhance our worship and fulfill our mission of service in God’s name. Altar Guild is responsible for preparing the sanctuary for worship. Members care for candles, altar linens and vessels in preparation for regular weekly worship and special occasion services

One Item-One Family ~ weekly donation St. James Outreach House provides food and personal care items on a monthly basis to persons in our community in need of assistance. The bulk of supplies stocking the pantry shelves are provided through food drives sponsored by our boy scouts, the local post office, local elementary schools and

Our companion parish, St. Mary’s, Bainbridge, is a small urban parish struggling to maintain membership. Located off South Street in Philadelphia, St. Mary’s established a soup kitchen in 1982 which today serves soup and sandwiches to over 100 homeless and unemployed adults and their families every Saturday. St. James’ provides help with the soup kitchen

Members of St. James’ value the opportunity to work and play with our friends and neighbors in the Collegeville community. Over the years we have opened our buildings to various community organizations and participated in numerous community events. Boy Scouts: Currently Boy Scout Troop 119 and Cub Pack 119 meet at St. James’ Church. For

Why a Pilgrimage? Our J2A class is preparing for Confirmation and Pilgrimage as a completion of their four year journey towards adulthood. J2A has been developed to culminate in a Pilgrimage, not a mission trip, to focus on the internal bond with God. Here is the description of a Pilgrimage from the J2A Manual: Happy

Christian Education for Youth Journey to Adulthood Program The Journey to Adulthood program is a four- or six-year program that was developed in the 1980s at St. Philip’s Church, Durham, NC, as an Episcopal version of the Jewish bar and bat mitzvah ceremony to celebrate the journey to man- and womanhood, the biological state that