News & Events

Trips scheduled for October 23 and November 13 will not occur. Luncheon on October 30 and Christmas Party on December 18 are happening!

For us as Christians, there is only one dream: the dream of what life can be, the dream of a community of peace and justice, the dream of a world set right.

Come join us for the XYZ bus trip to Historical Hope Plantation

The Walk will be held in Plymouth at the Roanoke River Lighthouse & Maritime Museum on Saturday, October 11.

This is a non-religious event to celebrate the beauty of the people of different cultures of Greenville and surrounding communities.

Realm is St. James UMC's Management System

Come from 8 to 10 a.m. on the distribution days, which are the second and fourth Saturday of every month.

One of the traits or thresholds in building relationships is TRUST.

Register for TGIW Meals and Classes here!

Children's Classes Each class meets in the Children's Safe Sanctuary Area. There are three classes: Pre-K, K-2, and 3-5. Inquire and...

The Backpack Pals team kicked off the school year this week after a break over the summer.

Notes from Ministry Leader Greg MacDaid

Registration Runs 9/16 through 10/12 Registration to participate in Upward Basketball runs through October 12. The registration fee is...

Details on High School Guys/Middle School Guys/Girls Growth Groups!

Members Selling Restaurant Cards for use at Texas Roadhouse

These three questions of selflessness, hospitality, and connectionalism can lead us into a new chapter together.

Some years ago, Chimamanda Aadichie shared a “TED Talk” about what she termed “the danger of a single narrative.” To see her talk, click...

The 3 Colors of Your Gifts Pastor Becky will lead class members in helping them identify and develop their spiritual gifts. The class...

Written for the Glory of God by Carol Haven Sycamore Fig Tree , Netanya, Israel, Israel Photography post on Facebook Then he told this...

Written for the Glory of God by Catherine Rouse Fig tree , unidentified artist ("TS" or "ST"); c. 1890-1920, Gift of Charles Isaacs and...