Community Activities

St. James and St. Paul’s have long been places where people gather—not just for worship, but for connection, support, and shared life.

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Men’s Bible Study

Thursdays at 9 am

The Art of Coffee, 15722 Kings Highway, Montross

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Friday Night Live

Evenings filled with music, laugher and community

Last Friday of the month, 7 pm

Free, open to the public. Food donations for the Food Pantry welcome.

at St. James

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FYI: Northern Neck

Join us for talks that explore the stories and history of our region.

Held at St. James Church the third Thursday of the month, 7 pm; September - May. Free, open to the public. Food donations for the Food Pantry are always welcome.

Join us November 19, at 7 pm for:

The Oyster Wars

Click here for more information or to request an

audio recording of a previous lecture.

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Food Pantry

Feeding our neighbors in need. We distribute food on the second Saturday of the month from 9-10 am. (And prepare for distribution on the Friday before.)

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United Ministries of Westmoreland County

We host and provide support to the United Ministries of Westmoreland County which provides essential assistance and referrals to individuals and families in need of housing and healthcare support in Westmoreland County

The logo of Alcoholics Anonymous featuring a triangle with the words 'Unity,' 'Service,' and 'Recovery'.

Alcoholics Anonymous

We provide meeting space for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings.

Mondays, 12 noon

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