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Following the Prime Minister's announcement on 23 March 2020, St James' church is currently closed. 

In the these unsettling times please do continue to join us in prayer from wherever you are.

Please see the Haldon Mission Community website for the latest information.

 

St James' Parish Church

 For nine centuries, St James' Parish Church has sat at the heart of West Teignmouth.

For nine centuries the people of West Teignmouth have gathered in the church to celebrate their weddings and the births of their children. They have gathered to mourn their loved ones and to remember those who were lost at sea or whose final resting place is in a foreign field. For nine centuries the people of West Teignmouth have gathered in St James’ to share and join together in  their worship.

Today, in the 21st century, St James' still stands as a constant reminder of our shared Christian heritage. We gather to share in our worship; we welcome the celebrations of love in marriage and of new birth; we share in the pain of bereavement.

Today, St James’ is a place of stillness and calm in the busyness of life.

Today, St James’ remains a Christian presence at the heart of West Teignmouth, and we welcome you... 

 

 

Supporting St James'

St James' relies on donations to provide pastoral care and support to everyone in our community. Now more than ever, please consider giving generously to support our mission and ministry.

We are not able to accept cash or cheques at the moment, so please click or tap here:

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to create an individual or regular donation

Thank you for your support.

 

St James' Parochial Church Council

Pray As You Stay (at home)

A short online retreat (Pray As You Stay) based in Ignatian spirituality may be helpful during these times of isolation.

Daily prayers and reflections, as well as other retreats and resources may be found at Pray As You Go.  

 

 

Finding Stability in Times of Change

In these rather strange and disconcerting times, it is good that there is a plethora of resources and information available to enable people to pray and worship from home.

Richard Frost, one of our Readers, has put together 3 films which could be used to provide a basic structure for a personal Quiet Day. These were developed from a Quiet Day he led at St Lawrence's, Biddulph in January and was due to led at St Luke's Bath just last Saturday. The topic 'Finding Stability in Times of Change' has perhaps taken on a new relevance in this current period.

The films can be watched through http://workrestpray.com/films/

May God bless you and reassure you in the current times.