St James Episcopal Church

About this church

St. James Episcopal Church gathers for Holy Eucharist Sundays at 10 a.m. at 296 Titicus Road in North Salem. Dated worship guides on the homepage confirm the current time; a few parish-life references still say 10:30 and appear to be older. From September through June, Black Coffee and Prayer meets in the Village Hall from 8:30 to 9:30 before worship. The parish's mission is to welcome everyone into God's light and beauty through music, liturgy, action, care for creation, and walking in love.

Children are encouraged to participate in the service, with Sunday school beginning after the Gospel on scheduled weeks and nursery care available for children under three during the 10 a.m. liturgy. Older youth can serve as acolytes, assisting processions and the altar after training. St. James also sponsors the non-denominational North Salem Nursery School, founded in 1968 and housed in the renovated Village Hall, where play and development prepare children for kindergarten. That hall began as horse sheds and became parish and community space through repeated renovations, reflecting a congregation whose history is tied to North Salem civic life. Recorded services allow prospective visitors to experience the worship style in advance.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: St. James Episcopal Church · Worship · Parish Life · Mission and Vision

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