St. James Episcopal Church is a historic parish in Woodstock, Vermont, established in 1827, dedicated to feeding people emotionally, spiritually, and physically through worship and community service.
Open: Sunday at 8:00 AM (Holy Eucharist Rite I, in person only) & 10:00 AM (Holy Eucharist Rite II, in person and Zoom). Evening Prayer offered weeknights during Lent and Advent.
Sunday SchoolAdult EducationEvening PrayerCoffee HourMinistry TeamsChurch FairOutreach program
About this church
Established in 1827 as a parish church of the Diocese of VermontCurrent building dates to 1907, with parish house/office wing added in 1927Annual Church Fair held each July, a Woodstock tradition since 1922, raises funds for parish outreachOffers two Sunday services with Holy Eucharist in both traditional Rite I and modern Rite II formats, with Rite II available via ZoomSunday School program serves children ages 3-12, plus regular adult education programs throughout the year
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The Cathedral Church of St. Paul strives to be deeply connected to both the Episcopal Church and the wider community, welcoming and including a variety of people with diverse backgrounds and beliefs.
Sunday
8:00 AM (Holy Eucharist Rite I, in person only) & 10:00 AM (Holy Eucharist Rite II, in person and Zoom). Evening Prayer offered weeknights during Lent and Advent.
Trinity Episcopal Church is a community dedicated to knowing Christ and making Christ known through lifelong Christian formation, nurturing community, and commitment to outreach and social justice.
In the Episcopal Diocese of Vermont, we draw our inspiration from the story of the apostle Peter, who stepped out of his boat and followed Jesus into the midst of a storm. Together we are putting our trust in God and finding new ways to serve, worship, and care for creation.
Welcome to St. John’s in the Mountains Episcopal Church located in beautiful Stowe, Vermont. Daily deepening our relationship with God, one another, and the wider community.