St. James Presbyterian Church

09/06/2026

In observance of Labor Day, the church offices at Saint James Presbyterian Church will be closed on Monday.

Labor Day is a moment to honor the hard work, dedication, and contributions of everyone in our congregation and community. As a church family centered in Christ, inclusion, and justice, we give thanks for the hands and hearts that build up our community every day.

We pray that this weekend brings rest, renewal, and meaningful time with loved ones as we continue looking ahead together toward our shared vision for Dream 2026.

Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday.

Drop a comment below to share how you're taking time to rest and refresh this weekend! 👇

Church

09/06/2026

ICYMI: REV. DR. PHANTA LANSDEN preaches "Don't Miss The Moment"

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09/06/2026

There will be no online streaming via YouTube today. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Announcements will be posted later today and sermon highlights!

There is still time to join us in the building...we start worship at 10am!! 🙌🏽🥳🎉

08/25/2026

Pastor Phanta preaches "Take Faith-Filled Steps"

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08/17/2026

https://www.youtube.com/live/Sd95uobMkZ8?t=3515&is=6KZqtgT-yFU8LI6S

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08/09/2026

Rev Dr. Vicki McCain, guest preacher for our Annual Women's Day Celebration. St. James Presbyterian Church, Senior Pastor Rev. Dr. Phanta Lansden

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08/05/2026

This past Sunday, our guest preacher Rev. Dr. Amantha Barbee delivered a deeply moving message titled "A Mighty Communion," drawing from Psalm 145:8-9, 14-21 and Matthew 14:13-21. 🌿

We were reminded that when Christ blesses and breaks bread, scarcity disappears and abundance takes over. Jesus didn't send the crowds away hungry; He welcomed them, cared for them, and nourished them together.

As a church family centered in Christ, inclusion, and justice, this message speaks directly to who we are called to be. When we open our hands and hearts, our communion becomes a mighty movement of love and community care—a vital step as we build toward our Dream 2026 vision.

How did Sunday's message touch your heart? Share your key takeaway in the comments below! 👇

08/05/2026

Fellowship and connection are at the heart of our church family. 🌿

As part of our Presbyterian Women’s Weekend, we hope you’ll join us this Saturday, August 8th at 2:00 PM for our special Luncheon in the Fellowship Hall. It will be a wonderful time to share a meal, reflect on our shared journey, and celebrate our "Women of Faith in Full Bloom."

Whether you are a longtime member of Saint James, a family member, or a friend visiting for the first time, there is a seat at the table waiting for you.

For more information and to purchase lunch ($35) please contact our church office at 336.273.6658

CTA: Tag a friend you want to sit with at the luncheon this Saturday! 💬

08/02/2026

WE'RE LIVE! Watch here

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07/31/2026

You don’t have to live as a slave to fear, doubt, or past mistakes. Because of what Christ has done, you aren’t an outsider looking in—you are a child of God, fully chosen, loved, and adopted into His family.

In Romans 8, Paul reminds us that the Holy Spirit inside us constantly whispers, "You belong here. You belong to Him." When you truly grasp that identity, it changes how you walk, how you pray, and how you show up in the world—even through seasons of struggle.

As we look toward Dream 2026, building a future centered in Christ, inclusion, and justice starts with knowing exactly whose family we belong to.

How can you walk in the confidence of being God’s child this week? Comment below and let’s encourage one another!