The Season After Pentecost
Ordinary Time
Holy God, you have revealed Your love in the birth of Your Son, redeemed the world through His death, raised us to new life in His resurrection, and poured out the Holy Spirit upon your Church.
Teach us now to pray and to work in our daily lives and to recognize that every moment is sacred. Help us to live the Gospel in the ordinary tasks of life in steadfast holiness, balance and spiritual discipline.
In the name of The Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer,
Amen.
Teach us now to pray and to work in our daily lives and to recognize that every moment is sacred. Help us to live the Gospel in the ordinary tasks of life in steadfast holiness, balance and spiritual discipline.
In the name of The Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer,
Amen.
Welcome!
We are delighted you are here!
St. Stephen’s is a community of faith rooted in the rich tradition of the Episcopal Church and joyfully open to all. Whether you are exploring faith for the first time, returning after time away, or seeking a new spiritual home, you are welcome here--just as you are.
Our worship is grounded in scripture, tradition, and reason, and guided by the beauty of the Book of Common Prayer. We gather to celebrate the sacraments, share in fellowship, and serve our neighbors with compassion and grace.
No matter where you are on your journey of faith, we invite you to walk with us. Come worship, learn, and grow in a place that values curiosity, inclusiveness, and the transforming love of God through Jesus Christ.
We would love to meet you in person or online. Until then, may the peace of the Lord be always with you.
St. Stephen’s is a community of faith rooted in the rich tradition of the Episcopal Church and joyfully open to all. Whether you are exploring faith for the first time, returning after time away, or seeking a new spiritual home, you are welcome here--just as you are.
Our worship is grounded in scripture, tradition, and reason, and guided by the beauty of the Book of Common Prayer. We gather to celebrate the sacraments, share in fellowship, and serve our neighbors with compassion and grace.
No matter where you are on your journey of faith, we invite you to walk with us. Come worship, learn, and grow in a place that values curiosity, inclusiveness, and the transforming love of God through Jesus Christ.
We would love to meet you in person or online. Until then, may the peace of the Lord be always with you.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
A Spoken Service Rooted in Sacred Tradition
Step into a sanctuary of timeless grace. This spoken liturgy from the Book of Common Prayer allows the beauty of the words drawn from Elizabethan English to resonate—clear, contemplative, and deeply moving. Whether you are drawn by the beauty of the language, the solemnity of the rite, or the desire to encounter God in quiet reverence, Holy Eucharist, Rite I offers a sacred space for worship. Come as you are. Leave renewed. 
A Sung Celebration of Grace and Glory
Lift your heart in worship through word and music. Our Rite II service, drawn from the Book of Common Prayer, blends contemporary language with ancient rhythms of praise—brought to life through choir, organ, and congregational song. Rite II offers a more contemporary expression of the Eucharistic tradition, while remaining deeply rooted in Scripture and sacrament. Whether you are a lifelong Episcopalian or newly exploring liturgical worship, Holy Eucharist, Rite II offers a vibrant and welcoming experience. Join us as we sing, pray, and share in the mystery of Christ’s presence among us. 
A New Expression of Holy Eucharist
Immerse yourself in community through flexible liturgy including the Episcopal Church’s Enriching Our Worship* liturgy. This service will offer poetic language, inclusive prayers, and a deep sense of sacred presence. Whether you're seeking quiet reflection, fresh spiritual rhythms, or a contemplative close to your day, this Eucharist welcomes you into grace and renewal. * Enriching Our Worship (EOW) is a series of supplemental liturgical texts authorized by the Episcopal Church to expand and deepen the Church’s worship life. It was first published in 1997 by the Standing Liturgical Commission and continues to be used alongside the Book of Common Prayer. 
Join us for Fellowship, Coffee, Tea and Treats before the 8:30 service or after the 10:30!
☕ Coffee & Tea Fellowship
Coffee and tea are always provided—come enjoy a warm cup and good company! 🍪 Bring a Treat to Share Everyone is invited to bring something simple and easy:
🙌 Helping Hands You’re welcome to help with setup or cleanup—many hands make light work!
📅 Snack Rotation To keep things simple, here’s our suggested schedule (or bring something any Sunday you feel moved):
All are welcome!
CHILDREN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL(3 year-olds through the 5th grade)
10:30 am in the Sunday School Rooms. The children join their parents in the sanctuary for communion. Children's Sermon Given Every First Sunday 
NURSERYAvailable during our 10:30 am service for children under 3 years old.
YOUTH GROUP6th grade - 12th grade
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Be a Sponsor for Altar Flowers and Candle
Signup sheets are posted on the bulletin board in the Parish Hall or call the Parish Office to reserve your Sunday. Suggested donation:
Altar Flowers - $60
Memory Candle - $5.00
Sanctuary Candle - $5.00.
Your donation to the Flower Fund ensures fresh arrangements that lift spirits, mark special moments, and honor those we hold dear. After Sunday services, Altar Flowers are rearranged into smaller vases and taken to parishioners being visited by our Lay Eucharistic Ministers.
Altar Flowers - $60
Memory Candle - $5.00
Sanctuary Candle - $5.00.
Your donation to the Flower Fund ensures fresh arrangements that lift spirits, mark special moments, and honor those we hold dear. After Sunday services, Altar Flowers are rearranged into smaller vases and taken to parishioners being visited by our Lay Eucharistic Ministers.