To check what’s on at St James Church – take a look at the calendar at the bottom of this home page
or click here to ACCESS the ‘A Church Near You’ pages FOR ST JAMES
Please be COVID-19 aware. FACE COVERINGS ARE NOW A MATTER OF CHOICE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTINUE TO WEAR A MASK IN CHURCH IF THAT FEELS MORE COMFORTABLE FOR YOU. PLEASE BE AWARE OF THOSE AROUND YOU, WHO MAY PREFER TO REMAIN SOCIALLY DISTANCED.
St James Church sits at the heart of the charming and historic seaside town of Yarmouth, Isle of Wight and is one of 4 churches in the FYT Parishes of Freshwater, Yarmouth and Totland Bay. The FYT Parishes in turn are part of the West Wight Mission Community, stretching East to West from Calbourne to Totland Bay and North to South from Newtown to Shorwell.
St James welcomes local residents and visitors alike to services and are pleased to be at the heart of community celebrations throughout the year. Yarmouth is a busy little harbour town with independent shops, a number of restaurants, pubs and places to stay and is easily accessed from the mainland via the Lymington to Yarmouth ferry.
There is a Calendar at the bottom of this home page which carries details of church bookings and services
Details and information can also be found at – www.achurchnearyou.com – from where you can also find information about the other churches of the FYT Parishes – All Saints Church, Freshwater; St Agnes, Freshwater Bay and Christ Church, Totland Bay

CURRENT SERVICE PATTERN
1st Sunday MORNING WORSHIP at 10.00am
2nd Sunday HOLY COMMUNION at 10.00am
3rd Sunday MORNING WORSHIP 10.00am
4th Sunday HOLY COMMUNION (BCP) at 8.00am
5th Sunday services are shared within the FYT Parishes – see Calendar below for 5th Sunday details
Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
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HOLY COMMUNION 10:00 am HOLY COMMUNION May 8 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am A service of Holy Communion based on the book of Common Worship. All welcome. | ||||||
HOLY COMMUNION 8:00 am HOLY COMMUNION May 22 @ 8:00 am – 9:00 am An early morning service of Holy Communion according to the Book of Common Prayer. | ||||||