Welcome to
St. James’ and St. Mary’s Churches
Join us this Sundays at the Large Hall at 10:30am
This Sunday, February 22, we will be having our Annual Vestry Meeting after the 10:30am service at the Large Hall (642 Main Road, Hudson) there will be no 8:30am service. Click here for the Vestry Book.
Come and get to know us….
Our Mission
We are an historic and vibrant Christian community. We gather together to worship God, support each other and to reach out in love to the world around us.
Come join us in our journey of exploration, blessing, and thanksgiving as we delve deeper into our relationship with God and the true meaning and significance of our lives.
Upcoming Events and Announcements
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Tickets: HVT Box Office, Que de Bonnes Choses, Frank Royle (froyle@frankroyle.com)
February 10 at the Hudson Village Theatre
6:00pm: Light dinner. 7:00pm Showtime
Costumes optional
Sing-along Sound of Music Fundraiser
All proceeds support the St. James’ rebuild. Cash bar to support the Hudson Village Theatre.
Thank you to everyone who participated!
The evening was a fantastic success that was not dampened by the snow storm that threatened to engulf us!
Afternoon Youth Jam Sessions : March 2–4–6 from 1:00–2:30 pm
Coming up soon- another jam session for people who love music, like to play/jam, and want to develop their skills. New to music? No problem! Come and have some fun! Held at St. James Hall with Tim Walsh and fellow musicians, this will be a great opportunity for our musically inclined students. Last year was a huge success. See info in the post.
Spring cleaning? Please keep our Christmas Market in mind. Coordinators Stephanie Morris and Margaret Lagimodière are looking for small items for the Attic Treasures Table : china, silver, jewelry, collectibles and antiques in good conditiion.(They will polish the silver) !!! Artwork is also. Please contact Margaret 514-781-5611 or Stephanie 1-905-467-5597 for pick up/delivery.
Christmas Market 2026
Reimagining our church after the fire!
It is a year since the fire at St. James’ Church. Although the fire was devastating, we quickly realized that we had been given an extraordinary opportunity to reimagine not just the building we had lost, but to reimagine our future and our place in this community.
Reaching out to the people of Hudson and surrounding areas, we have now interviewed more than 200 people about what they would like to see in our reimagined church and grounds. The results have been spectacular and filled us with hope for the future.