Links

http://www.youtube.com/user/StStephenLV --St. Stephen's YouTube Channel for sermons and recorded music

 

episcopalchurch.org/  -- The main website of the Episcopal church.

 

episcopalchurch.org/haiti.php  -- Page devoted to aid to Haiti.

 

St. Stephen's Library - books available to you in our library are listed, along with information about the book and the author.

The Diocese of Olympia - the Episcopal Church in western Washington state.

Episcopal churches of the Columbia Region (SW Washington)

The Episcopal Bookstore

St. Andrews House - the diocese retreat center on Hood Canal.

Huston Camp and Conference Center - another diocese retreat center in the Northwest.

The Episcopal Voice - newsletter of the Diocese of Olympia, Washington

The Episcopal Church in America - national website

The Church Development Institute - Explore this site!

Contemplative Outreach - the opening of mind and heart to God...beyond thoughts, words and emotions.

Centering Prayer - a website giving information on NW resources and events related to contemplative prayer.

The Northumbria Community describes a network of hugely diverse people, from different backgrounds, streams and edges of the Christian faith. We are united in our desire to embrace and express an ongoing exploration into a new way for living Christianly - a way that offers hope in the changed and changing culture of today's world.

The online Labyrinth This is an online translation of the Cathedral Labyrinth created by London alternative worship groups Grace, LOPE, and Epicentre. It is currently touring UK Cathedrals during 2001 - 2003. Youth For Christ are running/hosting the tour. The original is described as 'an interactive installation for spiritual journeys'.

 

Beliefnet...an online starting point for exploring faith in its broadest dimensions.

Praxis of Prayer ...Resources which can be used as companions or guides for spiritual life within the contemplative tradition of Christianity.

Gloriana -Julian of Norwich's Quotations

The Anchorhold - a Place of Simple Living, for Quiet Reflecting and Walking Gently in Living

Hildegard of Bingen, and other women like her, such as Hrotswitha of Gandesheim (A.D. 932-1000) and Herrad of Landesburg, followed in this learned Benedictine tradition established in German-speaking countries from England, which gave women the status of Christian equality with men.

The Contemplative Society is an ecumenical, not-for-profit association founded in 1997 to serve the needs of those progressing on the Christian contemplative journey. A modern-day "school for the Lord's service," it offers a consistent and balanced path for spiritual growth rooted in prayer, silence, mindful work, and in the 1500-year-old wisdom of our Benedictine contemplative heritage.