White Elephant Sale Goes Al Fresco Friday Night - Saturday, August 26-27
Notice the ~Al Fresco?! We will be at, around, outside and inside the St James property!
Thousands of gently used items at great prices! Clothing for men, women & children- including designer brands Jewelry ~ Housewares ~ Antiques ~ Collectibles ~ Toys ~ Books
FIRST CHOICE NIGHT: Friday, August 26, 5:00-7:30 pm
Admission $15 advance purchase or $20 at the door
Ticket Price + 20% for first selection plus complimentary wine & appetizers
MAIN SALE: Saturday, August 27, ONE DAY ONLY
Free Admission All Day Saturday
Main Sale: 9:00 am-1:00 pm – Yes! The Holy Smoke Grill returns!
Half-Price Sale: 1:00-3:00 pm
Famous $5 Bag Sale: 3:30-4:30 pm
Cash Preferred; $20 minimum per credit card transaction
DONATIONS
Hold your treasures until August!
Donations can be dropped off daily August 14-19, 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Last day to drop off donations is Friday, August 19 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Thousands of gently used items at great prices! Clothing for men, women & children- including designer brands Jewelry ~ Housewares ~ Antiques ~ Collectibles ~ Toys ~ Books
FIRST CHOICE NIGHT: Friday, August 26, 5:00-7:30 pm
Admission $15 advance purchase or $20 at the door
Ticket Price + 20% for first selection plus complimentary wine & appetizers
MAIN SALE: Saturday, August 27, ONE DAY ONLY
Free Admission All Day Saturday
Main Sale: 9:00 am-1:00 pm – Yes! The Holy Smoke Grill returns!
Half-Price Sale: 1:00-3:00 pm
Famous $5 Bag Sale: 3:30-4:30 pm
Cash Preferred; $20 minimum per credit card transaction
DONATIONS
Hold your treasures until August!
Donations can be dropped off daily August 14-19, 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Last day to drop off donations is Friday, August 19 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Christina Miller Joins Us as Parish Curate
Christina is a fifth generation Point Loman, where her parents re-settled her family after living in South and Central America for over a decade. She completed a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Pepperdine University and spent a year studying abroad in Heidelberg, Germany, followed by teaching English in Arusha, Tanzania. She completed her Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary and was deeply formed by a summer of traveling and studying throughout Israel-Palestine.
During seminary Christina began discerning a call to ordination in the Episcopal Church while attending St. James in South Pasadena, where she fell in love with the sacraments, liturgy, beauty, and commitment to equality and inclusion. She then moved to Philadelphia to be the Senior Scripture Engagement Writer for American Bible Society, and became a member of St. Peter's in Society Hill, one of the oldest churches in the U.S.
Upon moving back to San Diego a few years ago, Christina worked as a chaplain at Sharp Memorial Hospital and an upper division theology professor at Point Loma Nazarene University. She also began a formal discernment process for ordination, leading to a year of Anglican Studies at Seminary of the Southwest in Austin, Texas. Alongside her studies, Christina served as a seminarian at St. James in East Austin, a historically Black Church with arguably the best music in the city. She is overjoyed to be joining St. James-by-the-Sea as a curate, which seemed only appropriate to continue her legacy with churches by the same name.
In addition to being part of St James' community, Christina is training to be a Spiritual Director through Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation in Washington, D.C. and continues to share her writing at ordinaryliturgy.com. You can read more about her story at ordinaryliturgy.com/my-journey.
During seminary Christina began discerning a call to ordination in the Episcopal Church while attending St. James in South Pasadena, where she fell in love with the sacraments, liturgy, beauty, and commitment to equality and inclusion. She then moved to Philadelphia to be the Senior Scripture Engagement Writer for American Bible Society, and became a member of St. Peter's in Society Hill, one of the oldest churches in the U.S.
Upon moving back to San Diego a few years ago, Christina worked as a chaplain at Sharp Memorial Hospital and an upper division theology professor at Point Loma Nazarene University. She also began a formal discernment process for ordination, leading to a year of Anglican Studies at Seminary of the Southwest in Austin, Texas. Alongside her studies, Christina served as a seminarian at St. James in East Austin, a historically Black Church with arguably the best music in the city. She is overjoyed to be joining St. James-by-the-Sea as a curate, which seemed only appropriate to continue her legacy with churches by the same name.
In addition to being part of St James' community, Christina is training to be a Spiritual Director through Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation in Washington, D.C. and continues to share her writing at ordinaryliturgy.com. You can read more about her story at ordinaryliturgy.com/my-journey.
Welcome Jontae McNeil as Event Support/Custodian
Jontae McNeil has joined our staff in the vital role of Event Support and Custodian. We have felt the relief of his presence for a month now.
His confident handling of the many details in serving group meetings, services and staff work has been thankfully received by all.
When he rushes by you in his service welcome him and let him know that we value his indispensable work.
His confident handling of the many details in serving group meetings, services and staff work has been thankfully received by all.
When he rushes by you in his service welcome him and let him know that we value his indispensable work.
St. James Organ Project Continues to Build
Learn more
To learn more about the new organ, visit our campaign website, www.StJamesOrgan.com, where you can read about the details of the organ, see images, and get the latest news on our campaign blog.
Follow the weekly Construction Updates videos HERE.
View the Photo Gallery of the organ installation HERE.
To learn more about the new organ, visit our campaign website, www.StJamesOrgan.com, where you can read about the details of the organ, see images, and get the latest news on our campaign blog.
Follow the weekly Construction Updates videos HERE.
View the Photo Gallery of the organ installation HERE.
Bishop Michael Curry to Speak at San Diego's "Good News Festival"
Are you ready for two of the greatest preachers in a generation to rock San Diego? Presiding Bishop Michael Curry and the Rev. William J. Barber! The Good News Festival is approaching fast! Make sure you save your seat and don't miss this free, energy-filled event. Register below for regular updates and be one of the first to receive the exclusive room rate at the beautiful Town and Country Resort in San Diego.
Save your seat HERE
Save your seat HERE
Go See Our Photo Galleries of Many Recent Events
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Besides upcoming events, take a look at all the photos we have accumulated for many events over the last few years. Recent photo galleries to appear are of the Installation of the new organ in June and the Bishop's Visit in May. Click these photos to go there. Select from all the Photo Galleries HERE.