Welcome to St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

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Every Sunday @ 10:30am

1428 22nd Ave, Longview WA

Episcopal 101

Join Fr. Nic for a special podcast series introducing the Episcopal Church. Learn about 10 topics/practices/beliefs of the church shared in roughly 5 minutes each.

Join Us!

What to expect when you join us for Sunday Worship @ St. Stephen’s!

Sermons

 Fr. Nic’s Sunday Sermons are available to watch on our facebook page via the live stream recordings or at the link below.

Welcome!

St. Stephen’s Welcomes YOU wherever you may be on your journey!

Have Kids?

St. Stephen’s has a robust Children & Family Ministries program available every Sunday!

Youth Group!

Middle & High School Students from throughout the community gather together for dinner, games, and friendship!

Give

Supporting the work of St. Stephen’s through financial giving.

The Best Place of Worship

Come & Discover why St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church was voted the “2021 Best Place of Worship” for the Lower Columbia Region.

Our Values & Beliefs

Deep Roots

Servant Hearts

Open Arms

Join Us Sunday October 6 @ 2pm in the Parish Hall for a Free Screening of: A Case for Love

Our society is more divided than ever. Many have moved into tribal corners, seeing the world from an “us versus them” point of view. The teachings and writings of Bishop Michael Curry, most well-known for his passionate sermon about “The Power of Love” at the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, inspire A CASE FOR LOVE. This feature-length documentary examines the question of whether or not love, specifically—unselfish—love, is the solution to the extreme societal and political divide facing the world.

Creation . Redemption . Restoration .

Through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, we find ourselves called into a life of justice, mercy, dignity and respect, a life that walks in the way of Jesus, the way that is the Way of Love.

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Ministries @ St. Stephen’s

Lots of Ways to Get Involved.

Radical Love: Our Twice Weekly Feeding Ministry

Believe Out Loud: An LGBTQIA+ Affirming & Inclusive Church

Music

Rector’s Notes:

Our Weekly Parish Email

Sunday Bulletin

FISH Food Pantry

Honor Native Land

Meet Our Staff

Fr. Nic Mather

Fr. Nic Mather

Rector

Fr. Nic is excited about the many gifts and blessings we share as a community at St. Stephen’s. His passions in ministry include serving those in our community who have the highest needs for food and shelter, being an active voice in our community advocating for justice and the recognition of the dignity of ever person, and serving our growing adult formation and family ministries programs as we raise up the newest Christians in our midst.

Becky Edmiston

Becky Edmiston

Parish Administrator

Becky keeps St. Stephen’s operating in smooth fashion, responding to all inquiries, comments, questions, and concerns. She can be reached at the office Monday-Thursday from 10am-1pm (June-August) and 10am-4pm (September-May) at (360) 423-5600

Gretchen Moore

Gretchen Moore

Children & Families Ministries Director

Gretchen brings an enthusiasm and deep passion for the education of children to her role, and works to insure that all children can find a place at St. Stephen’s as they continue to learn about Jesus and grow in their faith. This deep passion has inspired her to develop an offering for children fully through email and video presentations during the time we apart due to coronavirus.

Alison Askeland

Alison Askeland

Music Director

Alison leads our choir and liturgical music offerings. She is excited about the return of choral music after the COVID-pause of our music program, and is enjoying leading our handbell choir.

Riki Davis

Riki Davis

Church Musician

Riki is an accomplished pianist and is continually learning the intricacies of our fully manual organ as she provides us with accompaniment for hymns ranging from classic English classics to spirituals to modern offerings.

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