Welcome!

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church is a place to grow in faith:  to ask open-ended questions, to experience deep tradition and contemporary reflection, where all sorts and conditions of people are welcomed.  Come and see.   We will welcome you to the communion table, and you can stay for coffee hour! Our worship is on the formal side, but not stuffy.  Some guys wear ties, some women wear jeans ... some little children sit in the front pew and some go down to the (really nice) nursery. Here's a great article if you need more information about what to expect.

Muslim/Christian Teacher Ann Holmes Redding

to Meet with Wednesday Study Group

May 23, 10:30-1:30, join the Wednesday study group for conversation, prayer, and salad potluck with Ann Holmes Redding.  Hear her faith story, as she shares how she came to embrace Islam along side her Christian faith.

Pentecost, May 27 -- Wear Red!

Easter season ends with the celebration of the coming of God's Spirit upon the follower of Jesus on the day of Pentecost.  The story from the Biblical Acts of the Apostles tells of the experience as one of the sound of a rushing wind, with tongues of flames over the disciple's heads.  We celebrate this story by decorating the church with the color red on Pentecost,  and inviting worshipers to wear red, too.