St. James' Episcopal Church
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St. James Episcopal Church was originally built by Captain James Pierre Drouillard as a private chapel for his wife Mary Florence Kirkman Drouillard in Cumberland Furnace in 1878. The church was consecrated Bishop Charles Quintard in August 1882.
During the 1980s as the growth in the county moved to Dickson, St. James established a "daughter" church there and in the 1990s was re-designated as St. James Episcopal Church. The original St. James, now known as Calvary Episcopal Church, Cumberland Furnace, is listed on the National Registry of Historical Sites and continues as a mission church.
Recently, St. James relocated and refurbished a space at 205 Church Street in Dickson.
At St. James, all are welcome, regardless of race, creed or sexual orientation. We feed everyone, both body and soul. We put our faith in our Lord, Jesus Christ and in God’s mercy and grace, freely given to all.
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Volunteer opportunities
Help with our Wednesday Lunch program is always gratefully accepted.
Ministries
Wednesday Lunch Program
Each Wednesday, we provide a free, hot, nourishing meal to the surrounding community. Presently, we serve anywhere from 75 to 100 people a week. In addition to those who come to our church, we provide at least 25 meals to elderly shut-ins in the area. We accept love offerings if you so choose. All are welcome.
Highland Rim Jazz Machine Band
The Highland Rim Jazz Machine Band and is a talented group of musicians from the area who play everything from Big Band to more contemporary styles. They meet each Tuesday evening at 7 pm and are a real treat to hear.
Boy Scout Troop 593
The Boy Scouts meet every Monday at 7 pm.
NA
Narcotics Anonymous meets every Saturday at 6 pm and is open to anyone in need.
205 Church Street
P.O. Box 1196
Dickson, TN 37055
United States
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