St James the Greater is a vibrant place, a worshipping community which has much to offer people of all ages

The Church of St James the Greater, in the Diocese of Leicester, in the East Midlands, can be found just to the south of the centre of the City of Leicester, on the main A6, opposite Victoria Park.

With a design influenced by the great cathedral of Torcello in the Venetian lagoon, it was built between 1899 and 1914, to serve the expanding city of Leicester.

There is a thriving congregation, and the worship is varied, maintaining the best of the Anglican tradition, liturgically and musically, attracting people from all walks of life and from all over the county of Leicestershire and beyond.

The coming week

Thursday 24th July, 2008

Friday 25th July, 2008

St James the Apostle

Saturday 26th July, 2008

Sunday 27th July, 2008

11th Sunday after Pentecost (Trinity 10)

- Patronal Festival
17.30 - Sunday Evening Recital

Monday 28th July, 2008

Tuesday 29th July, 2008

Wednesday 30th July, 2008

Thursday 31st July, 2008

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