Learn about the saints and remember loved ones who have gone before us. Bring a picture or other item for our altar of remembrance. At 9am, we will have intergenerational activities for Day of the Dead.
Join us for a celebration of St. Francis who loved all of creation, especially the animals. There will be family activities at 9am, blessings of the animals and stuffed animals during 10:15 worship, and a special outdoor coffee hour with treats and blessings for those animals who might want to stop by for a shorter visit.
Mass in the Grass & Gastromarytrs Kick Off
September 26 @5pm in Del Mar Park
An outdoor worship experience followed by a picnic. Come learn about our small group suppers that run through the school year, and enjoy some fellowship and fun.
Join us for a fundraiser for our children and youth ministry showcasing the talents of our congregation.
Mass in the Grass
July 18th @5pm in Del Mar Park
An outdoor worship experience followed by a picnic. All are welcome for this wonderful summer event!
Movie Summer Series
Join us for a free movie followed by a potluck supper and discussion. A child friendly film with childcare is also available.
Saturday, June 13th @5pm
My Name is Pauli Murray
A documentary about the first African American women ordained in the Episcopal Church
Luca
Luca tells the story of friendship, self-acceptance and being true to yourself.
Friday July 24th @5pm
Mary Magdalene
Follows the story of the church’s first apostle
Rescued by Ruby
Based on the true story of a rescue dog who trains to be a part of a search and rescue team
Sunday August 16th @5pm
Dogma
Fantasy, comedy, faith.
Family Camp
Two families with opposite ideologies share the same tent at a church camp after a payment mix-up.
Compassion Camp
Join us for a fun filled week of camp for ages 3-12 with songs, crafts, games, and poetry. Meals and snacks provided. Cost is $5 Register here
Celebrate the birth of the Church and the gift of the Holy Spirit. Enjoy a potluck after church, with food representing our diverse cultures and heritages.
Join us for a exploration of the baptismal covenant using prayer, scripture, stories, and writings. This class is an excellent opportunity for those who are interested in being baptized or renewing their baptismal vows when the bishop visits in September
Food, games and auctions in support of St Stephen’s mission and ministry. Prizes available for as little as $5 and no cost for entry.
Nico Lang reads from their new book American Teenager about the lives of trans and nonbinary teens
Downstairs in the parish hall (large meeting room). All are welcome
Meet us at Walters 303 (200 Quebec St) for beer, pizza, or the food and beverage of your choice. God talk with good friends. No
Sunday April 5th
@8:08 Outdoor Spoken Service. A simple,intimate celebration of Easter with discussion, prayers, and communion
@10:15am. Festive Easter Eucharist. Our typical Sunday service featuring wonderful music from our choir and followed by an Easter Egg hunt and festive brunch.
A morning of exploring prayer practices through creative acts like drawing, painting, music, and of course ceramics! We will have opportunities for children during this time as well. We ask for $15 to help cover the cost of food and supplies, but scholarships are available if needed.
Register here
Lenten Bible study: Galatians
Wednesdays in Lent: February 25; March 4, 11, 18, 25
6pm Soup Supper
6:30 pm Bible study
7:30 pm Compline (Evening Prayer)
9am Sundays in Lent: February 22; March 1, 8, 15, 22.
Remember + Release + Repair + Receive + Rise
What if Lent is more than just a time for penitence?
This class invites you to explore Lent through scripture, prayer, and reflection, focusing less on guilt and more on reorientation, liberation, and heightened awareness.
We begin our Lenten season with the imposition of ashes. Join us for this important day as we begin our season of repentance.
A spoken service at 12pm
Organ and choir music are offered in our 7pm service
Shrove Tuesday Celebration
Tuesday, February 17, 5:30pm
Get one last celebration in before the season of Lent. Enjoy breakfast for dinner, fellowship, and fun. Register to let us know you’re coming
Intergenerational Activities at 9am, a visit from the wise men at 10:15 and a chance to help us degreen the church following worship.
A concert/ open mic hosted by our own Rafa of Lost for Words Productions. A percentage of the $15 door fee goes to support the church.
A simple worship to honor the birth of our savior. You are invited to come in your pajamas for this casual but festive celebration!
Our traditional service features incense, beautiful music from our organist and choir, and concludes with a candlelit singing of Silent Night. Join us online or via zoom using our Sunday morning link.
Designed to include families with children, but a welcome place for all. Enjoy the Christmas story presented by our children, prayer, communion, and lots of Christmas carols. Join us in person or online via zoom using our Sunday morning link.
Find a place for sadness in the midst of a season of cheer with music and meditations to honor loss and grief. Please invite those who might benefit from acknowledging darkness at this time of year.
Cookie Exchange
Sunday, December 14th following 10:15am worship
Bring a few dozen of your favorite cookies packaged in half dozen increments and trade them for others. Consider donating a half dozen cookies to our outreach committee who will be putting together cookie packages for those in our congregation who cannot join us for worship.
St Nicolas Youth Sunday
Sunday, Dec 7th @10:15am
Learn the story and the true origins of Santa Claus in a worship service led entirely by our children and youth.
