St James the Apostle

The third season of the Church's year begins on January 6, 2012 and ends on February 22, 2012. Epiphany centres on the visit of the Eastern astrologers or Magi who came to pay homage to the new born Saviour in the stable in Bethlehem, and brought symbolic gifts to foretell his future ministry to God's people. Their visit was taken as a sign that God/Jesus came into the world to bring peace, hope, love and joy to people of all nations. The nineteenth century hymn writer [Words:Katherine Hankey, 1888] explained Epiphany as a season in which we trace all the glory of God's grace to every person.

     Advent tells us Christ is near;

     Christmas tells us Christ is here!

     In Epiphany we trace

     all the glory of his grace.

(Niagara Anglican, January 2012)

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We are an inclusive Anglican Church within the Diocese of Niagara and the Anglican Church of Canada. We offer traditional Anglican worship from the Book of Common Prayer, Book of Alternative Services, and a service based on those offered at the Iona Community in Scotland, commonly called "Celtic Services" Our theology is Bible based, and our teaching is intended to build up the Body of Christ in the world. Join us for some traditional Anglican worship, relevant theology, and a caring community. Want more information? Please call us at 519 822-1061 or email us here: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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