Church of the Saviour, Jackson NC

Church of the Saviour, Jackson NC First Sundays
Holy Eucharist 9:30 AM

Second Sundays
Morning Prayer 11:00 AM

Third Sundays
Holy Eucharist 9:30 AM

Fourth and Fifth Sundays
Sabbath.

We do not meet. Check newsfeed for changes. The peace of the Lord
be always with you!

Shop (or Donate!) to stop domestic violence in !Hannah's Closet Thrift Store supports the work of Hannah's Place, Inc.
06/04/2026

Shop (or Donate!) to stop domestic violence in !
Hannah's Closet Thrift Store supports the work of Hannah's Place, Inc.

05/30/2026

Belk charity Days Event
We have the coupons on hand (get up with any Hannah's Place employee or stop by Hannah's Closet Thrift Store to grab yours)

We will have a table set up at belk to make donations and grab your coupons if we have any left ..on Saturday June 6th

Pay $5 for the coupon and that gets donated to Hannah's Place, Inc. Then you get that $5 plus an extra %25 off of your purchase at Belk on June 5th-7th

This is a great fundraiser to support your local Domestic violence Sexual Assault Human Trafficking Shelter ..

Shop to stop domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault.Visit Hannah's Closet Thrift Store for great deals...
05/28/2026

Shop to stop domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault.
Visit Hannah's Closet Thrift Store for great deals on clothes and housewares. You may also donate to Hannah's Closet Thrift Store to help the cause. Busted zipper jeans, socks with holes, and other used clothes benefit Hannah's Closet Thrift Store because they are recycled for new purposes as car insulation, new furniture, new clothes, and more. Hannah's Closet receives dollars for your used clothing! Hannah's Place supports victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault in Northampton County, Halifax County, Bertie County, and Hertford County.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month (since 1949!). Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet stigma st...
05/26/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month (since 1949!). Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet stigma still prevents many people from seeking the support they deserve. Prioritize well-being, foster supportive workspaces, and break the silence together. đź’šIf you or someone you know needs support, free and confidential mental health screenings are available at mhascreening.org.
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Day of Pentecost (May 24 this year) is the fiftieth and final day in the Great Fifty Days of Easter. The Church celebra...
05/24/2026

Day of Pentecost (May 24 this year) is the fiftieth and final day in the Great Fifty Days of Easter. The Church celebrates the gift of the Holy Spirit promised by the risen Christ.

Almighty God, on this day you opened the way of eternal life to every race and nation by the promised gift of your Holy Spirit: Shed abroad this gift throughout the world by the preaching of the Gospel, that it may reach to the ends of the earth; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Art: The Pentecost by El Greco in 1600. Museo del Prado, Spain

Rogation Days are Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday prior to Ascension Day, which is always on a Thursday, forty days after...
05/11/2026

Rogation Days are Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday prior to Ascension Day, which is always on a Thursday, forty days after Easter Day. These days are for prayer for crops being planted that they will grow well and bring a successful harvest. Pray for all who grow our food and bring forth the fruits of the earth that fill our plates and stomachs.

Almighty God, Lord of heaven and earth: We humbly pray that your gracious providence may give and preserve to our use the harvests of the land and of the seas, and may prosper
all who labor to gather them, that we, who are constantly receiving good things from your hand, may always give you thanks; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

For Rogation Days I For Fruitful Seasons from The Book of Common Prayer p258
Art: Blessing of the Wheat by Jules Breton in 1857. Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Arras in France.

Happy Mother's Day as we pause and give thanks for mothers and mothering figures in our lives.
05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day as we pause and give thanks for mothers and mothering figures in our lives.

The Great Fifty Days of Easter continue with the Sixth Sunday of Easter on May 10th. Morning Prayer will be held at 11:0...
05/09/2026

The Great Fifty Days of Easter continue with the Sixth Sunday of Easter on May 10th. Morning Prayer will be held at 11:00 AM at Church of the Saviour. All are welcome.

Art: Icon of the Resurrection

Easter is not just one day. Easter lasts fifty days! The Great Fifty Days of Easter continue on the Fifth Sunday in Ea...
05/01/2026

Easter is not just one day. Easter lasts fifty days! The Great Fifty Days of Easter continue on the Fifth Sunday in Easter (May 3) with "How can we know the way? ... Jesus said, I am the way, the truth, and the life." John 14:1-14

See you on Sunday at 9:30 for Holy Eucharist!

Art: Mosaic at Vasa Church, Sweden, 1909, "I am the Road, the Truth, the Life."

This year marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. But North Carolinians have two other landmark ...
04/10/2026

This year marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. But North Carolinians have two other landmark events to observe. On April 12, 1776, three months before the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Provincial Congress met in Halifax and adopted the “Halifax Resolves,” making North Carolina the first colonial government to call for total independence from England. Later that same year, the Provincial Congress met again in Halifax and adopted the state’s first constitution. Among other provisions, that constitution did away with Anglican establishment.
Halifax, then, is the perfect setting for a History Day devoted to looking at the established church in Colonial North Carolina and the subsequent impact of disestablishment.

We begin the day at St. Mark’s, Halifax, one of our preserved historic churches.

For the morning program, our diocesan historiographer Brooks Graebner and legal historian Charles Plambeck, who teaches at the UNC law school, will trace the social, political and religious developments of 18th-century North Carolina which culminate in the actions of the Halifax congresses of April and December 1776.

The afternoon portion of the program will include a guided walking tour of the Historic Halifax State Historic Site, organized by site manager Carl Burke.

Space is limited, and registration is required. The $25 registration fee covers the cost of lunch and the guided tour. The deadline for registering is April 27.

For questions and further information, please contact Lynn Hoke, archivist of the Diocese of North Carolina.
https://episdionc.org/event/history-day-2026-the-road-to-disestablishment-church-state-relations-in-colonial-north-carolina-the-constitution-of-1776/

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201 N. Church Street
Jackson, NC
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