Whether you’re trick or treating or not, stop by St. Stephen’s for some fun and games and to sample some chili and cinnamon rolls. All who wish are invited to compete for the coveted “chili-cook off winner” apron
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 special worship focused on gratitude as we prepare for the holiday season
Join us for a fun filled day with jump castle, balloon animals, games, and activities celebrating our pets and the world around us. Food will be available for a donation. Bring pets for a blessing during the festival or 10:15 worship. All ages and creatures welcome.
A celebration of St. Stephen’s gifts featuring art from our congregation, a variety of packages from community sponsors, and a wine and cheese reception! Come support our church’s ministry!
Mass in the Grass
August 23rd@5pm in Del Mar Park
An outdoor worship experience followed by a picnic. All are welcome for this wonderful summer event!
This feature documentary follows a young Honduran family as they flee persecution—migrating in cargo trains across Mexico, claiming asylum at the US border, and enduring separation in detention before being released in Seattle.
Movies begin at 3:30, dinner and discussion follows. Join us for all or some of the night. Childcare will be available. Donation of $15 for adults and $5 for children helps defer costs, but additional donations in support of St. Stephen’s ministry are appreciated.
All are invited to participate in this community exchange. Please share goods, services, garden bounty, and then take what you need. No money exchanged. No bartering. Just give and receive freely.
For our first formation hour, we’re inviting all ages to come and enjoy breakfast burritos and fun and fellowship as we kick of the new school year.
Summer Film Series: Movies, Munchies and Mass: June 28-1946: The Mistranslation that Shifted a Culture
A feature documentary that follows the story of tireless researchers who trace the origins of the anti-gay movement among Christians to a grave mistranslation of the Bible
In the tradition of our congregational conversations join us for films discussing the intersection of faith and current issues. Movies begin at 3:30, dinner and discussion follows. 6pm Eucharist. Join us for all or some of the night. Childcare will be available. Donation of $15 for adults and $5 for children helps defer costs, but additional donations in support of St. Stephen’s ministry are appreciated.
Mass in the Grass
Saturday, June 21st @5pm in Del Mar Park
An outdoor worship experience followed by a picnic. All are welcome for this wonderful summer event!
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.
Summer Film Series: Movies, Munchies and Mass
In the tradition of our congregational conversations join us for films discussing the intersection of faith and current issues. Movies begin at 3:30, dinner and discussion follows. 6pm Eucharist. Join us for all or some of the night. Childcare will be available. Donation of $15 for adults and $5 for children helps defer costs, but additional donations in support of St. Stephen’s ministry are appreciated.
May 31- The Way
A father heads overseas to recover the body of his estranged son who died while traveling the "El camino de Santiago," and decides to take the pilgrimage himself.
Register here to let us know you are coming.
A showcase of singing, joke telling, dancing, and who knows what other hidden talents will be on display, followed by a potluck reception of finger foods. A free will offering will be collected to support St. Stephen’s. RSVP here
Saturday April 19th @ 5pm. The Great Vigil of Easter. This interactive service is one of the most ancient of our tradition and follows the movement from darkness to light including elements of fire and water, readings from the scripture, and communion.
Sunday April 20th @10am. Festive Easter Eucharist. Our typical Sunday service featuring wonderful music from our choir and followed by an Easter Egg hunt and festive brunch.
We begin our Lenten season with the imposition of ashes. Join us for this important day as we begin our season of repentance.
A small service in our chapel at 12pm
Organ and choir music are offered in our 7pm service
Shrove Tuesday Celebration
Tuesday, March 4, 5:30-6:30pm
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
Join us for a time of sharing our own experiences around immigration and discussing how best to live our faith in light of current events. Following church in the small group room downstairs.
Troop 66370 will be selling cookies after church.
Discovering Your Spiritual Gifts
This hour long class, sponsored by the Stewardship Committee, and led by The Reverend Dr. Douglas R. Dunn, focuses on the identification of our own gifts of stewardship, in service to our God and our community. This one hour long class is being offered at four different times. Click to register.
Wednesday, February 12, 9:30am or 6:30pm
Saturday, February 15, 9:30am
Saturday, February 22, 9:30am
Join us for a small group conversation as we discuss issues facing our community and build relationships across our varied experiences and opinons
We’ll celebrate the end of the Christmas season with a visit from the three wise men. Join us for king’s cake and de-greening the church after worship
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.
Join us for our Advent Retreat on Saturday, December 7th from 8:30-12:30 with breakfast and lunch provided. This event is open to all and free (donations accepted)
Our first worship of the Advent season will feature a visit from jolly old St. Nic. We’ll learn about his story and the true origins of Santa Claus.
