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  • About
    • When You Visit St. James'
    • Leadership
    • Rector
    • History of St. James'
  • Contact Us
    • Directions to St. James'
    • Contact Us
  • Weddings/Funerals/Facility Rental
    • Weddings
    • Funerals
    • Advanced Burial Planning Document
    • Church Building and Facility Rental
  • Support St. James'/SecureGive
  • Christian Education and Formation
  • Stewardship
  • Church IS Open
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Episcopal Church Women

The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) is a social and service organization of the Episcopal Church.  It is the fellowship of all women of the church and is organized to enable the women to serve the Lord through service, worship, education, evangelism and pastoral care.  The active members of St. James’ (ECW) meet monthly September through June.  Energetically, ECW develops programs that embrace the purpose of the Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of Texas. 

The ECW of St. James’ calendar includes the following activities:
  • The Annual Spring Tea
  • Graduate Sunday
  • Father’s Day Breakfast
  • The Annual Author’s Luncheon and Holiday Market. 

The ECW works with the Brotherhood of St. Andrew to prepare Christmas gift boxes for the Jubilee Ministry. For further information, you may contact the church office or the President, Anne King.



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BRINGING PEOPLE TO CHRIST AND HELPING THEM TO  BE CHRIST-LIKE
3129 Southmore Boulevard  |   Houston, Texas 77004
713-526-9571     
staff@stjameshouston.org
The Rev. Victor Thomas, Rector