in modern language. All four Eucharistic Prayers are used throughout the year. Rite I, written in very traditional language, is used on occasion. Music at Sunday 10:00 AM worship is a balance between traditional hymns and more contemporary songs; some weeks feature organ music and others guitar music. A spoken Morning Prayer service is offered every Friday morning at 6:30 AM in the chapel. The church also offers more specialized worship styles throughout the year, featuring Taizé-style worship, polka masses, and contemporary Christian music. Community service and social justice St. James' has a history of ministry in community service and social justice. The church has provided space for local Head Start programs for 40 years. St. James' founded and continues to support an ecumenical community feeding program, Sunday Supper. The congregation was one of the founders of Project Cool for Back to School in 2004 merging with a similar venture, Operation KAN, to form KAN Cool for School in 2006. The non-profit organization gathers and distributes school supplies and clothing to students at an annual back-to-school event, and also stocks schools with supplies and winter clothing for distribution throughout the year. St. James' is a Habitat for Humanity "covenant congregation", providing financial and volunteer support to the organization. The church supports achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a global plan focusing on hunger, poverty, education, equality, health, and environmental issues. In 2007, St. James' held the first U2charist in Wisconsin, raising funds to support MDG causes. In fall 2007, St. James' formed a partnership with Madison Elementary School, developing an after-school tutoring and activity program. References External links St. James' Episcopal Church Diocese of Fond du Lac The Episcopal Church The Anglican Communion Churches completed in 1902 20th-century Episcopal church buildings Churches in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin Episcopal churches in Wisconsin Gothic Revival church buildings in Wisconsin