St. James Pentecostal Church

About this church

St. James Pentecostal Church in Currie holds Sunday morning worship at 11:00 a.m. as a hybrid gathering, allowing people to participate in person or through Zoom. The weekly schedule also lists a Wednesday meeting at 7:00 p.m. The church's stated mission is to reach one lost soul at a time and to minister to the whole person—soul, body, and spirit—giving its simple schedule a clear evangelistic and pastoral purpose.

St. James was organized in early 1975 under Elder Corrie Anders and first met in the home of James H. Larkins Sr., for whom the church was named. After several early leadership transitions, the congregation moved from Montague Road to its present Highway 210 location, where a new building opened in June 1980. Men's, women's, outreach, and other ministries provide fellowship and service beyond the two recurring weekly meetings. The detailed history is especially valuable for understanding this rural Pentecostal congregation: it grew from house worship, commemorates a local convert in its name, and continues to pair an in-person sanctuary service with remote participation.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Current Sunday and Wednesday schedule and church mission · Current hybrid in-person and Zoom Sunday service · History, namesake, building, leadership, and mission · Ministries and fellowship opportunities

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