Thank you to Lois Chaplin for giving us this update on the indigenous plants on the Saint Stephen’s grounds. Please read to see photos and learn more about the steps we are taking in the Episcopal Church Creation Care initiative.

A Service of Lament, Prayer, and Hope, to occur June 17, 2020.

An update from the Rector about worship and moving forward from May 22, 2020.

An update on Worship and Parish Activities issued on May 14, 2020.

Camp McDowell is a vital part of the ministry and life of Saint Stephen’s. In this story by Mary Yancey, she shares how we can support Saint Stephen’s parishioners and the camp in continuing its important work.

Join the Rev. John Burruss this month for a study of Debby Irving’s “Waking Up White.” Registration details inside.

Join us for a online workshop hosted by author Westina Matthews and inspired by the work of the beloved children's television host, Fred Rogers. Dr. Matthews will be visiting Saint Stephen’s in September and this is a great chance to get to know her.

We are initiating Community Shepherd Groups, a small-group structure at Saint Stephen’s that sustains personal encounters and creates opportunities to share with other parishioners during this time of physical isolation. This is a “small experiment” in get connected to the needs, concerns, delights, and prayer requests across our parish as we move forward together.

Plans for Easter and Holy Week are here! There are some things we need you to do. from home!

Are you looking for a way to reach out in love during this time of COVID-19? Are you wondering, “Is there something I can do to make a difference?” Yes, there is!

Lent is the season when we prepare for Easter. These video lessons will help our children prepare for the Mystery of Easter while we are unable to be together. Thank you, Betsy Fetner, for your gift of storytelling.

Saint-Stephen’s will suspend face-to-face gatherings through 3/29/2020 in response to COVID-19. We are working to build a digital and remote ministry toolbox and daily updates.

A note from the Rector about evolving worship practices at Saint Stephen’s beginning March 22.

Some thoughts from Emmaus amidst the worry of the world: A reflection from the pilgrimage to the Holy Land

Rev. John Burruss offers a reflection on Megiddo from the Saint Stephen’s Holy Land pilgrimage.

During the Rector’s Reading class in April, the book discussion will be based on The Book of Joy by the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu.

Saint Stephen’s is pleased to announce a new art exhibit featuring the work of Betsy Brackin.

The Episcopal Churchwomen of Saint Stephen’s visited the Lovelady Center and Wellhouse on Valentines Day

On Ash Wednesday, we will use the ashes of the creative work of our youth to remind us of the beauty and creativity of our mortality.

Saint Stephen’s will welcome the Rt. Rev. Marc Andrus, Bishop of California, for a lecture, workshop, and retreat April 2-4, 2020