St. James Episcopal Church  

    Services 

Eucharist:

2nd Sundays  10:30 am with Pastor Steve Quist,

Morning Prayer: 

1st, 4th and if a 5th Sunday 10:30 am  with Licensed Lay Worship Leaders

Vestry - Lay Leadership:

Sue Fritz, Administrator, Altar Guild

Mike Martin, Evangelist & Licensed Lay Worship Leader

Bruce Louwagie, Sr. Warden & Licensed Lay Worship Leader

BC Franson, Jr. Warden & Licensed Lay Worship Leader

Rosemary Martin, Treasurer,  Lic. Lay Worship Leader& Eucharistic Visitor

Gary Fritz, Vestry & Eucharistic Minister

Charlotte Wendel, Vestry & ECMN Delegate

Tele:  507.563.6632

Facebook: https://www/facebook.com/St.James.Marshall

Episcopal News Service:

https://www.episcopalnewsservice.org/

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If you have church activities to post on the calendar email info to mmleach@me.com

           Gatherings

Vestry - 3rd Sundays after church

Episcopal Church Women (ECW)

Dinner Bunch - Food and Fellowship monthly hosted and cohosted in people's homes

Men of St James (MOSJ)

Youth Group - Activities scheduled regularly. Charlotte Wendel and BC Franson Co-Leadership.

Contact Charlotte Wendel, cwendel37@gmail.com or BC Franson, bc.franson@smsu.edu, Youth Fellowship Leaders, for Youth Group information

The Rt. Rev. Craig Loya was consecrated the X Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Minnesota on June 6, 2020.

Bishop Loya served as Dean of Trinity Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska from 2013-2020, and was the Canon to the Ordinary in the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas from 2009-2013. He received his Master of Divinity from Yale University and a Diploma in Anglican Studies from Berkeley Divinity School at Yale in 2002. Joining Bishop Loya in Minnesota are his wife, Melissa, and their two children. 

In the first two and a half years of his episcopate, Bishop Loya oversaw a diocese in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, pastored Minnesotans in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd and the attendant uprising, unrest, and trauma, joined people of all faiths from all over the country to bear witness to the damage to God’s creation caused by the installation of Line 3 at the headwaters of the Mississippi River, has spoken out against the unjust treatment of refugees and migrants held in the Bishop Whipple federal building, has affirmed that diversity of all kinds, including gender diversity, is a reflection of a humanity created in God’s image, and has inspired many with his deeply faithful call to join God’s project of healing the whole world with love.