An update from the Rector on December 7, 2020 about the suspension of in-person worship and formation.

How to submit your own candle-lighting video

Learn more about the meaning of the Advent Wreath and how you can get supplies to make your own for your family this Advent season.

All children are invited to join in this year’s virtual Christmas Eve Nativity Pageant.

I suspect that most of us disagree in small and large ways in how we see the kingdom of God being made manifest through our political actions and voices. But we have all agreed to something much larger, more powerful, and more beautiful, and that is to follow Jesus. And in the Episcopal Way, this comes with responsibility. As long as we are committed to this path, our world is incredibly hopeful. Let us not only be comforted by the Hope of God in Christ, but also find ways of sharing and proclaiming this hope that we have experienced.

Congratulations to the winners of our Virtual Halloween Costume Contest!

Letter about Vestry Elections, Convention, and the Annual Meeting

An Update about the Return to In-Person worship announced on October 8, 2020

Saint Stephen’s is excited to launch the 2021 Stewardship Campaign and hand-deliver almost 500 jars of our very own honey. Thank you for your role in the hive.

Wednesday Night Live Returns as a Drive-Up Edition! We look forward to seeing the faces of our Saint Stephen’s community.

Blog post about in-home communion, September 8, 2020.

Saint Stephen’s will host a pop-up market with GASP in North Birmingham on September 12, 2020.

Susan Oakes, summer seminarian intern extends thanks for her time at Saint Stephen’s.

Jonathan Daniels Pilgrimage for August 2020.

A letter from the Rector about Outdoor Worship and a Pastoral Call for Spiritual Growth

We’re back! Join us for our first Holy Hike of the semester and welcome Rev. Dr. Becky Watts to Saint Stephen’s.

Saint Stephen’s has called the Rev. Dr. Rebecca Watts to serve as the Associate Rector for Formation.

A Reflection following Saint Stephen’s service for Lament, Prayer, and Hope by Susan Oakes, Seminarian.