St. James' Episcopal Church of Port St. Joe, FL

06/14/2026

02/17/2026

All are welcome!

02/15/2026

Some weeks the light feels close. Some weeks it feels like it's gone. If you missed worship because the livestream was down, here's a word from Fr.
Rian's sermon: the Gospel keeps telling the truth.
If you're walking through a hard season, Christ remains with you-even when the shine fades.

01/02/2026

A new year, a sacred threshold. God’s mercy is not behind us—it’s already waiting up ahead. Join us this Sunday and cross into 2026 with intention and peace.

12/14/2025

Don't forget, it's Rose Sunday!

By: Dr. Rian Adams Date: December 11the 2025 Something strange happens on the Third Sunday of Advent. The Church blinks. Purple loosens its grip. A pink—properly rose —candle appears where it does not belong. Vestments soften. The music lifts its chin. And the readings dare to use a word

10/27/2025

This morning, our neighbors in Mexico Beach faced the terror of a devastating tornado. Homes and hearts have been shaken. At Saint James, we believe in the strength of community, in the power of prayer, and in standing beside those who suffer.

💔 We’re holding the people of Mexico Beach in prayer.

You are not alone. We are with you.

🙏 Join us in praying, reaching out, and lifting up those affected.

09/26/2025

Everyone can be loud. Not everyone can be healing. Instruments of Peace argues that Christian witness isn’t volume—it’s tone. Three ten-second practices to turn down outrage and tune your soul. Read, share, and let’s make peace audible.

A field guide for Christian witness in an age of holy outrage—why tone beats volume, with three quick practices to heal talk and make peace audible.

09/11/2025

St. James shares in the sorrow of so many at the news from Utah Valley University. We commend Charlie Kirk to God’s unfailing love and pray for his family, those who witnessed this tragedy, and all who labor to bring the truth of these events to light. In a wounded world, Christ calls us to mercy and restraint above contempt and violence (in speech or deed). Rest eternal grant unto him, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon him.
Lord, make us instruments of your peace.