Special Gatherings
“The dinner party, as a metaphor for Gospel living, is not about cultivating a society of one’s own kind, or getting ahead through entertaining. Rather, the dinner party is about celebrating life with your neighbor, crossing the boundaries of race and class, and sharing the bounty of the harvest with those less fortunate than you. That’s what it means to ‘let mutual love continue while showing hospitality to strangers.’ ”
~ The Very Rev. Tracey Lind, Priest-in-Charge,
sermon from the Feast of St. James, July 25, 2021
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Starting June 25th
Sing for an hour—Wednesdays at 4 PM
If you love to sing and are free on Wednesday afternoons from 4 to 5, stop by the Chapel. Peter Kosewski, our interim principal musician, will lead us in an informal and (he hopes!) entertaining exploration of the some of the new music that we’ll be singing over the course of the summer. It’s not a choir rehearsal and it’s emphatically not an obligation: just an opportunity to sing for an hour with friends.
June 28th
Welcome Back Picnic
5:30 pm on Mayo Beach
Bring your food and drink and a dessert to share.
July 8th and July 17th
Habitat for Humanity – BUILD Days
July 8th – All team day participants need to be registered by Wednesday, June 26th
July 17th – All team day participants need to be registered by Tuesday, July 8th
Arrival: 7:45 AM
Be ready to work: 8 AM
Coffee, pastries, and a devotion: 10 AM-ish
Lunch: 12 PM-ish *Habitat will be providing lunch.
Departure: 3:15 PM
Join us for the fun on either day.
FOR MORE INFORMATION or to REGISTER
August 4th
Mid-Season Picnic
5:00 pm on Mayo Beach
Bring your food and drink and a dessert to share.
August 7th
Altar Guild Luncheon – Stay tuned for details.
August 10th
Annual Meeting
The Chapel of St. James the Fisherman
8:30 am at the Chapel
August 12th – 5:30PM
Peter Kendall Clark in Concert
American Songbook
Peter returns for his fourth annual benefit concert at St. James the Fisherman.
Last Summer, Peter presented a beautiful program engaging timeless themes of loss and longing in songs by Brahms, Bernstein, Strauss, Tchaikovsky, Viardot and more.
This Summer, Peter presented songs and works reflecting his love for this country and the beauty of its diversity and spirit.
September 3rd
End of Summer Party
5:30 pm at the Summer Rectory
The Chapel of St. James the Fisherman
2317 US-6, Wellfleet, MA 02667
The Chapel is located on the west side of Route 6 on the hill just south of the Post Office and WHAT Theatre Company.
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