About Us

           Saint James Episcopal Church was built in 1895 after the original wood frame church burned to the ground. It is the oldest building in Mountain Home, and is home to a congregation of about 60 communicants. We currently do not have a full-time priest, but are blessed to have our own full-time Deacon and guest Celebrants from the Diocese of Idaho. All services are currently being held in the historical church which provides a rich setting for spiritual growth and nourishment. We currently offer Sunday School programs for youth of all ages during the months of September through May.
 

Contact Us:

St. James Episcopal Church
315 North 3rd East
Mountain Home, ID 83647
(208) 587-3516

Network Administrator:                        Rosemary Ash
jrash5@earthlink.net

 

Parish Ministries:
Bishop – The Right Rev. Harry B. Bainbridge III
Rector – The Right Rev, Harry B, Bainbridge III
Ordained Deacon – Rev. Paul D. Walsh
Guest Celebrants – Clergy of the Diocese of Idaho
Senior Warden – Bob Rowett
Junior Warden – Monte Larsen
Vestry – Rosemary Ash      
               Bob Ebbs
               Courtney Hiler
               Jack Hiler
               Lynn Larsen
               Monte Larsen
               Mary Morin
               Maxine Rowett

 

  

 

 

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