St. James Episcopal Church
9 Williams Street
Clinton NY
tel: (315) 853-5359
e-mail: office@stjamesclinton.org
St. James office hours:
Tues-Fri, 9am - 1pm.
Our Mission Statement: "St. James' is a community where we come together in Christ to develop spiritually; find opportunities for outreach; receive comfort when in need; and engage in sacred experiences through our liturgy, music, fellowship and mutual ministry." More...

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The outreach group is selling golf shirts and t-shirts with a St. James logo.
You can identify yourself as a member of St. James by purchasing and wearing one of
these items. The shirts will be on display during coffee hour. You can purchase or order a shirt.
T-shirts - all cotton navy in S,M,L,XL - are $12.00
Golf shirts - white in men's M and L; women's M and L - are $18.00.
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NEWS!
With all the negative news in the world have you ever wondered what can one person do? Well, Joanna Philley is no longer wondering. She is going to spend a year with the Episcopal Young Adult Service Corps. So how can you make a difference? You can support Joanna by attending and/or making a donation to our efforts to help with her expenses.
Karen Anderson, Chair
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ABOUT OUR MINISTRY
The Outreach Ministry is dedicated to mission projects around the world. The goal of the committee is to divide the budgeted amount in three areas; international, national and local. Depending on catastrophic needs, we usually follow this formula throughout the year. The committee also works to educate the congregation about mission needs, and where the church or the individual can make a difference. It is common for us to do matching funds or support indiviuals or groups in their (ministry) projects.
Every October, the Outrech Committee holds a Chicken & Biscuit Dinner with a mini-Bazaar and Bake Sale to support a particular mission project. The list to the right are some of the projects and organizations that the St. James Outreach Ministry has supported.
We continue to look for new projects and are happy to hear from members of the parish and the community.

"One" Campaign and the MDGs
One of St. James ministry is learning about and contributing to the "The One Campaign" and the Millennium Development Goals. In 2000, leaders from the US and 190 other nations came together to develop a plan to cut extreme global poverty in half by 2015. The 8 MDGs were created to help guide this work along. We are nearly half way to the goal date and yet many people have never even heard of the MDGs. They are:
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To Eradicate Extreme Poverty and Hunger
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Achieve Universal Primary Education for Children
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Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women
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Reduce Child Mortality
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Improve Maternal Health
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Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Other Diseases
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Ensure Environmental Sustainability
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Create a Global Partnership for Development
Some of our other activities
- Cookie outreach - - care package to our youth in boarding schools, away at colleges and overseas
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If you are interested in discussing how St. James reaches out to the local, national and global community, please sit down with anyone on the outreach leadership group. What suggestions do you have for St. James being the people and place that all Clintonians think of when they think of a welcoming, community serving, and neighbor loving Church? Please share your ideas with any of us.
Click here for current and ongoing projects: Country Pantry; Bare Necessities (toiletries) World Church; hygiene kits
Our International Outreach
Our National Outreach
Our Local Outreach
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Worship Services
Saturday 5:15 PM
Sunday 9:30 AM
no Sunday service Sept 5 or 12
Many thanks to all who supported and continue to support our Young Adult Service Corp mission worker Joanna. On Thursday, Sept 2 we had a farewell pot luck. Pictures to come...
The vestry voted, on August 18th, to list the Lewis house for sale. If you are interested in being on the committee to work out the details or would like to know more about the decision, please contact one of the wardens, Jim White or Patricia Jue. Also click here...
Fair trade coffee St. James Church uses fair trade coffee. We see this as one step we can take in helping to alleviate poverty in the world by helping these farmers provide financially for their families.

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