St. James Episcopal Church History

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History of St. James Episcopal Church

St. James Church was built in 1891 and was organized as a mission of St. Mary's Church of Daytona Beach. St. James Church was separated from St. Mary's Church in 1908 and became an organized mission church.

We moved to our present site in July 1921. The first service in the rebuilt church (now our chapel) was on January 1, 1922. St. James became a parish in May 1954.

The parish house addition, which included a new kitchen, was built in July 1958. Construction for the new (present) church began on May 7, 1961. The first service in the new church was on March 4, 1962. In 1990 St. James celebrated its 100th birthday and on September 18, 1990, the Ormond Beach City Commission designated the original church building, the present chapel, as an historical landmark.

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