St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
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St. Stephen's Columbarium

​St. Stephen's columbarium offers a spiritually enriching sanctuary in our Holy Spirit Chapel where families can honor the legacy of their loved ones in a setting imbued with reverence, grace, and hope. Thoughtfully designed as a peaceful memorial space, the columbarium provides a dignified home for cremains that reflects our tradition of eternal life and resurrection. It not only creates a lasting tribute within the heart of our community of faith but also fosters a sense of comforting continuity—uniting past, present, and future generations in shared remembrance and prayer. This sacred resting place ensures that every life celebrated here continues to inspire and be a part of the living legacy of our church, offering solace, unity, and ongoing spiritual support in times of both remembrance and renewal.
  • Read our columbarium brochure for more information.
  • Apply for a certificate of inurnment at St. Stephens.
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  • HOME
  • Start Here
    • What to expect on Sunday
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • What does it mean to be Episcopalian?
    • May I receive communion?
    • Who is the Priest?
    • Who is St. Stephen?
  • We Are
  • Connect
    • Outreach
    • Outside Groups
    • Vestry
    • Links
  • Worship
    • The Sacramental Life >
      • Baptism
      • Holy Eucharist
      • Confirmation
      • Anointing of the Sick
      • Confession / Reconciliation
      • Holy Matrimony (Marriage)
      • Ordination
      • Christian Burial >
        • Columbarium
    • Advent & Christmas
    • Epiphany
    • Lent & Holy Week >
      • Ash Wednesday
      • Holy Week
  • Parish Life
    • Children
    • Youth
    • Coffee Hour
    • Special Events
    • Special Services
    • Daughters of the King
    • Adult Formation
    • Education for Ministry
    • Book Club
  • Volunteer
    • Acolytes
    • Altar Guild
    • Breakthrough - Episcopal Social Services
    • Choir
    • Dinners for Six or Eight
    • Justice Together
    • Lay Eucharistic Minister
    • The Lord's Diner
    • Usher and Readers
  • Christian
    • Christian Beliefs >
      • The Creeds
      • The Bible
      • Jesus Christ, Lord and Savior
    • Church Connections >
      • Our Diocese
      • The Episcopal Church
  • Contact
  • Giving
    • Giving-Contributions
    • Giving - Endowment Fund
    • Giving-Susan's Playground
  • Gallery