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From the LA DioceseAll Invited to Bishop Search Committee Listening SessionsBy Mostyn Trudinger-Smith The Bishop Search Committee in-person listening sessions, designed to gather input for the November 2025 election of a successor to the Rt. Rev. John Harvey Taylor, are scheduled in the diocese's geographic deaneries as follows: March 29 Deanery 9, Trinity, Orange, 10 a.m. Parishioners and clergy may attend any of the listening sessions, regardless of their deanery. From the LA DioceseStanding Committee invites applications for Bishop Transitions CommitteeBy Judy Stark, consultant to the Bishop Search Committee The Standing Committee is seeking applications from parishioners who would like to serve on the Transitions Committee for the election of the bishop coadjutor of the EpiscopalDiocese of Los Angeles. “This is the team that will introduce the candidates to the diocese and the diocese to the candidates,” said the Rev. Kate Cress, president of the Standing Committee. “We're looking for people with a wide variety of skills in hospitality, event planning, and pastoral care.” An application form will be posted on the diocesan website on March 21. Deadline for applications is April 11. Those selected for the committee — a group of about 10 to 15 — will be expected to attend an opening retreat at St. Paul's Commons on May 3. The Transitions Committee will plan and conduct meet-and-greet sessions around the diocese with the candidates in October and will assist with the election in November and the consecration of the coadjutor-elect in July 2026. “Once the slate is announced in September, the baton passes from the Search Committee to the Transitions Committee,” Cress said. “We need a diverse group of people who are enthusiastic about our diocese, people with experience putting on big events, and people who can provide warm pastoral care to our candidates and their families. We look forward to receiving applications from all around the diocese.” Wednesday Morning Prayer on ZoomDid you know that St James has a midweek online service? It is morning prayer and you are welcome to join. Our group meets every Wednesday morning at 8:30 AM PT on Zoom. To be added to our list, contact Steve Yeazell. Palm Sunday Maundy Thursday Good Friday Easter Vigil Easter Morning
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St. James in-the-City | LOS ANGELESSTJLA.org Palm SundayApril 138:00AM10:30AM12:30PM (Korean Language) Maundy ThursdayApril 177:30PM Good FridayApril 187:00AM12:00PM - Stations of the Cross7:30PM Easter VigilApril 197:30PM Easter MorningApril 208:00AM10:30AM12:30PM (Korean Language) Capital Campaign Gifts Continuing this Sunday, capital campaign committee members will be available in the church offices after the 8 and 10:30 services to discuss your individual capital campaign contributions...
St. James in-the-City | LOS ANGELESSTJLA.org Celebrating the Women of St. James Mother Kate reflects on the women in our lives during Women's History Month. Watch Video Capital Campaign Gifts Continuing this Sunday, capital campaign committee members will be available in the church offices after the 8 and 10:30 services to discuss your individual capital campaign contributions with you. We are very much hoping for 100% participation from the congregation so please remember to swing upstairs...
St. James in-the-City | LOS ANGELESSTJLA.org Capital Campaign Gifts Starting this Sunday, capital campaign committee members will be available in the church offices after the 8 and 10:30 services to discuss your individual capital campaign contributions with you. We are very much hoping for 100% participation from the congregation so please remember to swing upstairs for this brief conversation on one of the Sundays in March. Time Change This Sunday Remember to "spring forward" your clocks...