News & Events

The entire 2025 Lent Devotional Guide: Full to the Brim is available now! The print version can be picked up at church. If you would...

Organizational Meeting on 2/23 Hello Parents, I would like to offer this program, the Written with Love Project, as a resource to you...

The seasonal devotional guides will be distributed the Sunday before Ash Wednesday, providing a way for you to prayerfully reflect on...

This Wednesday, January 29, Greg MacDaid and his team will cook and serve. On February 5, Becky Stephenson and her team will cook and...

Over the weekend, the Youth spent time at the mountains. We had a wonderful time, our theme this year was: Finding God in unexpected...

Holy is one of those Church words that gets thrown around quite frequently and yet seldom considered for its meaning and value.

As Christians we must put Christ into action.

We worshiped with American, Indian, and African songs and the Holy Spirit was present

There are many ways to serve and hopefully one will resonate with you!

We will be offering a training session for all those interested in serving as a visitor to our St. James homebound members on September 22

The St James Methodist Church hallways were filled with many parishioners who recruited for their ministries on Sunday.

This past Monday, St James hosted the Conference “Quadrennial Training Time.”

On Sunday, September 8th, St. James celebrated with our ONE Church service at 10:30 am in the CLMC.

Want to bring joy to worship, but you don't sing?

Meals and classes/small groups of TGIW (Thank God It's Wednesday) begin on Wednesday, September 11.

Members of St. James UMC are Welcome I hope you are enjoying your summer! I want to invite you to participate in Jarvis Memorial UMC's...

Wanted — violins and smiling faces for retirement community performances!

The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina thanked our Food Pantry for its distribution of food in 2023

A Note from Shelter Ministry Leader Greg MacDaid

Now that classes are back in session at all Pitt County Schools, Pitt Community College, and East Carolina University, our students need our