Join us at 10:30 am for our first annual Jazz Mass in preparation for Lent, which begins next Wednesday. Then join us afterward for a Mardi Gras-themed coffee hour in the Great Hall! Note: the 9:30 service this Sunday will proceed as usual, but will be held in the Great Hall. 

Friday Morning Prayer Online 9 am on our Youtube Channel

Saturday Funeral Service & Reception for Peter Smith 12noon

Sunday Services 9 & 10:30 am

Optional Healing Prayer at Both Services 

Children Sing at the 10:30 service (beginning)

Children's Church School during the 10:30 service

Coffee Hour after both services

Confirmation Class for 7th & 8th Grades, 5:30 pm

Children's Sunday Sings is for kids ages 2nd grade and up. Children are invited to participate in music during worship by gathering one Sunday a month after church, practice at home with a video tutorial provided, and singing in church the following Sunday. A nice and easy way to get our kids making music and sharing their talents in church!

For information, contact the Victoria Shields at music@stjamesscarsdale.org. Drop-ins welcome! This is a drop-off event, but parents are welcome to stay. At the church in the Parish Hall or the Choir Room. All welcome!

Parishioners have the option on the first Sunday of each month (both services) to receive healing prayers for themselves or a loved one after receiving Holy Communion. Prayers are said by certified lay chaplains in a quiet space (our chapel) and kept always confidential. NEW: Lay chaplains are also available to take Communion to you or to a loved one if you're unable to make it to church. We're happy to visit anyone at all, even just to lend a listening ear or say a quiet prayer together. Our chaplains are here to support our parishioners in hard times, so please call on us! Send a confidential email to: laychaplains@stjamesscarsdale.org.

Services at 9:30 am & 7:00 pm. Come begin Lent with our Ash Wednesday service, which includes a short homily, the imposition of ashes, and Holy Communion. Services are at 9:30 am (30 minutes) and 7:00 pm (about 45 minutes). All welcome - kids are very much welcomed and encouraged to attend.

Join us for a party on Saturday, May 17, celebrating the diversity of our parish and of the Anglican Communion that we're a proud part of.  Come dance to Caribbean music from the different islands, a band and enjoy our Caribbean cuisine!

All are welcome to join us as we make a trip into the city to feed the homeless. This is program in coordination with the Westchester-based "Midnight Run" organization. Youth and children are welcome and encouraged to participate with their families.

Read Mother Eliza's sermon about Jesus' instruction to love our enemies and the "humbling, transformative practice" of forgiveness. This is a continuation of our readings (and sermons) on the Sermon on the Mount. 

The 1920s-1940s brought tremendous change to St. James the Less.  Rapidly increasing membership with the addition of the the commuter rail necessitated more space for our growing congregation.  The additions of the Great Hall, church transepts and chancel under the leadership of Dudley Stroup and Harry Price made St. James more recognizably the church it is today.  Scarsdale was "ground zero" for Episcopalianism, making us, for a time, the largest church in Westchester county.  Parishioner Russell Grant guides us through this eventful period of our history.

Join us as our youth performs to support Rural and Migrant Ministries. A fun night of fellowship, music, and education with the youth groups from Rural and Migrant Ministries. This program will be in partnership with Hitchcock Presbyterian Church in Scarsdale. All welcome!

If your child (all ages welcome) would like to perform, please indicate that on this form and you'll be hearing from someone at the church. Thank you!

Pledges made in advance and paid throughout the year are vital to our parish. This is how Episcopal parishes support themselves, from the ground up. If you enjoy worship or any of the programs at St. James the Less, please show your support by making a financial pledge. Pledging also makes you an official, voting member of the church, according to the canons of the Episcopal Church. Join the 135+ other families who've pledged thus far!

You can view this Sunday's bulletin at the link below. Names of all readers, servers, and acolytes are always listed on the last page of the bulletin. Readings are also there for readers to view in advance.