Food, Clothing, and Toiletries Drives to Help Our Community
At Saint Stephen's, we do a lot for our community! Currently we are collecting goods for four separate agencies that help our neighbors. Use the handy chart below to figure…
At Saint Stephen's, we do a lot for our community! Currently we are collecting goods for four separate agencies that help our neighbors. Use the handy chart below to figure…
Light bulbs, bike racks, solar panels, and moreby Anna Woofenden, The Christian Century Aug 10, 2022 issue Compost your food scraps and coffee grounds.Use rechargeable batteries in your wireless mics.Switch…
This is the last week of Plastic Free July. I hope you have taken a few more steps this past month to reduce the amount of single use plastic in…
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This is a continuation of the discussion started in the post titled The One Who Walks in the Garden. There are, of course, other ways to look at the second…
I write this on Good Friday. Throughout the night, different people have come and prayed in the Garden of Repose that we set-up in the sanctuary. Framed by trees and…
Image: KPB Stevens, Moses & The Burning Bush, linocut on paper, 2022. A few months ago I reread Walter Brueggemann's The Covenanted Self, and realized that covenant is a profound…
Works by KPB Stevens. This exhibition will be available to view in St. Stephen's sanctuary during the Season of Lent, March 2 - April 16. I created these works over…
During the season of Lent, we will be offering morning prayer every Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00 am. All members of the campus community are invited to join soon-to-be Deacon…
Paintings by Stuart D. Hobbs. This exhibition will be available to view in St. Stephen's sanctuary during the Season After Epiphany, January 6 - March 1. Artist’s Introduction Sunlight shines…