From the custom code to the photography and the historical research, this digital home for St. James was created by the community, for the community. We are deeply grateful to everyone who helped us leap into the present and the future.

The Website Working Group

Our core team spearheaded the redesign, navigation, and technical rollout:

• Matt Rajczi: Web developer & technical lead
• Lisa Colella: Content and layout advisor
• Rev. Richard Easterling: General oversight
• Monica Sharp: Content manager

Community Contributors

We would like to extend a special thank you to those who provided the creative and historical content that brings these pages to life:

• Yaroslava Kravchuk: Photography & image galleries
• Elaine Poggi: Photography & image galleries

Share Your Talents

Are you a photographer with a great shot of a parish event? A writer with a story about our history? Or perhaps you’ve spotted a typo that needs fixing?

This site is a living document, and we welcome your input to help it grow. If you have suggestions or would like to contribute content, please let us know!

Please submit a suggestion or content contribution by emailing our Church Office.

Contributor Guidelines

We love seeing St. James through your eyes! To help our web team process your contributions efficiently, please keep the following in mind:

For Photographers

• Resolution: High-resolution images are preferred (at least 1920 pixels on the long edge).
• Format: Please send photos in JPG or PNG format.
• Candid Shots: We love photos that show our community in action! Please ensure you have the consent of people featured in close-up shots before submitting.
• Credit: Let us know how you would like to be credited (e.g., “Photo by [Your Name]”) so we can recognize your work.

For Writers & Content Creators

• Length: For blog posts or “Community Stories,” we recommend a length of 300–500 words.
• Formatting: Submit text via the contact form or as a simple Word/Google Doc link.
• Citations: If you are providing historical data, please include a brief note on your sources so we can maintain our archives accurately.