St. James 2024 Annual Auction

The St. James Episcopal Church Annual Auction is held yearly to benefit our church Outreach Committee, who plans and budgets annual support for many local individuals and organizations that in turn help those in need. We also reach beyond the local level to international organizations when the needs present themselves. 100% of our auction proceeds go to Outreach.
Your support of our yearly auction is greatly appreciated and helps on so many levels.

St. James was organized as a parish church in 1825, when a group of Woodstock residents came together for the express purpose of forming a Protestant Episcopal Society under the authority of what was then known as the Eastern Diocese, to secure the services of a priest. The first service in the old church building, a wooden structure which occupied the current site, was held on Christmas Day, 1827.

Today, St. James remains as a vibrant parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Vermont. It is part of The Episcopal Church, which has a presence in the U.S., Central America, and the Caribbean, and the Anglican Communion, which spans some 40 Provinces throughout the world.

The parish community strives to live out the commandment to love God and love our neighbors. The outreach made possible by our annual summer fair, is but one of the ways in which we engage in that work.