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October 4th marks the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of all living creatures. We celebrate every year by blessing all the animals in our lives. This year, whether virtual or in person, we invite you to think about all the blessings these animals have brought to us.
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Miss Gabby forgoes a story this week for some exciting news. Stay tuned and listen carefully...she's so excited and knows everyone will be thrilled to hear the news, join the fun, and maybe even volunteer.
Welcome to this new video series of previously recorded hymns, psalms, and anthems. Music Director Alex Benestelli talks about some of the musical selections featured in our online services. Learn, listen, and enjoy these musical offerings from the Choir of St. James by-the-Sea.
 A three-week series taught by Dr. David Moseley will conclude our “Journey Through the Bible.” The classes begin September 27 and will continue Sundays through October 18, 11:30 am-12:30 pm on Zoom. The Sunday Coffee Hour begins on Zoom at 11:00 am and transitions to Adult Ed at 11:30 am on the same Zoom meeting. Click HERE.
Moseley, one of our favorite Bible teachers and scholars, will be teaching about the latter half of the New Testament and some of the most challenging books of the Bible. The schedule is: Sunday, September 27: The Acts of the Apostles Sunday, October 11: The General Epistles (James – Jude) Sunday, October 18: The Book of Revelation & Apocryphal Literature David Moseley, Ph.D., who is Director of Global Education and teaches Religious Studies & Philosophy at The Bishop’s School, holds undergraduate and graduate Degrees in law, theology and philosophy from Oxford University. He holds a doctorate in theology from Cambridge University and has taught theology and biblical studies at the University of San Diego. He is a founding member of the faculty of the San Diego Diocesan School for Ministry, has led trips to the “Holy Land” and teaches adult education classes in parishes throughout the county.
Sponsored by the Arts Committee
This week we explore the rich heritage of American folk hymns. Simple in their origin, some of the most beautiful tunes come from our own country. In our two centuries, Americans have developed a unique voice of sacred music and singing.
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Miss Gabby shares one of her favorite Godly Play stories and reminds everyone to check emails for announcements of upcoming events for children and families.
Alex Benestelli sat down with organ consultant, Thomas Sheehan, this week to talk about the St. James Organ Project. Sheehan is the Cathedral Organist and Associate Director of Music at Washington National Cathedral,
and he has been advising us at St. James by-the-Sea since 2017.
This week's playlist is music all about music! Let's give thanks for the gift of music and celebrating the beauty of holiness. St. Cecilia, the patron saint of music and musicians, can be seen in many works of art playing the harp, the lyre, and the organ.
Listen to all the playlist in its entirety HERE. or sample each piece in the player below:
Welcome to this new video series of previously recorded hymns, psalms, and anthems. Music Director Alex Benestelli talks about some of the musical selections featured in our online services. Learn, listen, and enjoy these musical offerings from the Choir of St. James by-the-Sea.
This week's playlist is on the theme of the Blessed Sacrament. Holy Communion isn't something we have participated in much during the pandemic, and this music reminds us that the Holy Eucharist is a powerful sign of God's presence in the world.
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