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Prayer & Spirituality

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Click image above to join Prayer Chain group.

​Prayer is conversation with God.  It is a way to strengthen our relationship with our Father.  As we grow in our love for Jesus, we will desire to increasingly and unceasingly talk to Him.  Prayer helps us discover what God is doing and trace His hand in the circumstances of our lives.  In the process, God transforms us.  Prayer is not a means of manipulating the master plan, but of being shaped by the master's hand.


​Prayer Chain

Our Purpose is to pray for  the needs of others. A prayer chain is an effective way to bring the power of many prayers to those in need. A prayer chain is a way for people to gain God's assistance through prayer for any need by permitting the intercessor to pray as Jesus prayed.  It is interceding or praying on behalf of one another.  Just as the Holy Spirit intercedes for us according to the will of God, so we also intercede.  The commitment to pray for others is a sacred privilege and is an example of faith in action.

Guidelines for participating in the St. James Prayer Chain:
  • ALL prayer requests are completely confidential.  Please do not discuss the prayer requests with others or forward messages outside the Prayer Chain. The names of persons requesting prayer and their personal situations are not open for discussion or to be questioned.
  • Our prayer chain consists of church members, not limited by gender or age, who are committed prayer warriors.
  • Prayer requests will be forwarded to Prayer Chain members through email by Claudia Hart, the prayer  chain coordinator.  
  • Please pray immediately upon receipt of prayer requests. 
  • Continue to pray and intercede for the prayer requests until you feel a release or until notified otherwise.                                                                                                                                                                                   


Prayer needs a balance of praise, intercession, thanksgiving, and confession.  Praying for one another is our calling as we journey in faith together.  Intercession is a daily service we owe to God. It's a gift of God's grace.  It can happen in worship as well as while driving to work.  Praying Christians pray anytime and anywhere, and they truly make a difference.  When praying for others or asking for prayer, our bond of unity is strengthened.  Praying for one another is an important part of fulfilling Christ's command to love one another each day.

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Spirituality
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Never be lacking in zeal, but keep your spiritual fervor, serving the Lord.

Serving the Lord characterizes the mature, spiritual Christian.  We serve Him in prayer, praise, worship, and the Word of God.  We serve Him in loving and serving others. And we serve Him in commitment to His Church and its multifaceted ministries.  Spiritual men and women hear from God through the Holy Spirit.  This type of sensitivity to the Lord's voice requires an active prayer life.  Spirituality is an awareness of the sacredness of everything.

The  term "spirituality" originally developed within early Christianity, referring to a life oriented toward the Holy Spirit.

Spiritual understanding is accessed when I am prayerfully centered in the energy of my heart.  It is not always specific, and it may not seem immediately relevant.  Spiritual understanding provides me with a feeling of security and peace, a sense of being exactly where I am meant to be at any given moment.  It guides me through every choice I make.  In faith, I know that God's power is greater than any circumstance, and I call upon that energy for every choice or decision.


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Service Times

SUNDAY SCHEDULE  
​8:00 a.m. Rite I (said Eucharist)
10:30 a.m. Rite II (Choral Eucharist)

Nursery care is available during the 10:30 service

​WEDNESDAYS
6:30 p.m. Celtic Eucharist with Anointing for Healing
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Contact Us

301 Piney Mountain Road
Greenville, SC 29609
864.244.6358
​864.244.6359 (fax)
​admin@stjamesgreenville.org
  • Home
  • What We Believe
  • Welcome
    • Welcome Visitors >
      • St. James Online Visitor Card
    • Who We Are
    • The St. James Story
    • Leadership >
      • Ministry Staff
      • The Wardens, Vestry & Delegates
    • Baptism & Membership
  • Worship
    • What to Expect on Sunday
    • The Wednesday Celtic Evening Eucharist with Healing
    • Live Streamed Services
    • The Sacraments & Sacramental Rites >
      • Holy Baptism
      • The Holy Eucharist
      • Confirmation
      • The Celebration and Blessing of a Marriage
      • The Burial of the Dead (Resurrection Liturgy)
      • Reconciliation of a Penitent (Confession)
      • Ministration to the Sick (Holy Unction)
      • Ministration at the Time of Death (Last Rites)
      • Holy Orders (Ordination)
    • Music >
      • From the Music Director & Organist
      • St. James Organ
      • Organ Specifications
      • St. James Choral Scholars
    • Stained Glass Windows
    • Altar Flower Registration
    • Sanctuary Lamp Registration
  • Formation
    • Prayer and Spirituality
    • St. James Day School >
      • 2020 Day School Parent Contact Info
      • From the Day School Director
      • Pay Day School Tuition
      • Weather Conditions and Closings
    • Episcopal Youth Community (EYC) >
      • Calendar & Communications
      • Newsletters
      • Registration and Forms
    • Adult Christian Education >
      • Faith Seeking Understanding
    • Adult Ministry >
      • The Gathering - A Senior Adult Ministry
      • St. James Small Group Ministry
      • St. James Men's Group
      • Yoga
    • Children's Ministries >
      • Children's Christian Education
      • Christmas Pageant Registration
  • Mission
    • St. James Outreach >
      • St. James Companions
      • Vivancos' Ministry in Ecuador
      • Prayer Shawl Ministry
      • Housing Ministry
      • KAIROS
    • Pastoral Care
    • Grief Ministry
    • Restoring Trinity Abbeville
    • Iglesia Episcopal San Francisco
  • Giving
    • St. James Stewardship
    • Online Giving
  • Resources
    • Parish-Wide Calendar
    • St. James Store
    • St. James Facebook Page
    • Servants in Worship Calendar
    • Forms & Documents
    • St. James Enote Archive
    • News Sites >
      • Anglican Communion News Service
      • Episcopal News Service
      • EDUSC News
    • The Anglican Communion
    • The Episcopal Church
    • Daughters of the King
    • Liturgical Resources >
      • The Daily Office
      • Book of Common Prayer Online
    • Galleries >
      • Photo Gallery >
        • Bishop Waldo 2020 Visit
        • Meal Packaging Event - Oct. 2019
        • Burning of the Greens 2019
        • 2018 All Parish and Friends Breakfast
        • Bishop Waldo Visits St. James (2017)
        • Stop Hunger Now Nov. 2016
        • 2016 Fall Festival
        • 2016 Blessing of the Animals
        • 2015 Annual Meeting
        • All Saints Day 2015 Baptisms
        • 2015 Fall Festival at St. James
        • Stop Hunger Now Photos
        • Faith Memorial 2015
        • Bishop's Visit 2015
        • Epiphany 2015
        • Christmas 2014
        • Easter 2014
      • Video Gallery
    • Recorded Sermons