I suspect that most of us disagree in small and large ways in how we see the kingdom of God being made manifest through our political actions and voices. But we have all agreed to something much larger, more powerful, and more beautiful, and that is to follow Jesus. And in the Episcopal Way, this comes with responsibility. As long as we are committed to this path, our world is incredibly hopeful. Let us not only be comforted by the Hope of God in Christ, but also find ways of sharing and proclaiming this hope that we have experienced.
Read MoreCongratulations to the winners of our Virtual Halloween Costume Contest!
Read MoreLetter about Vestry Elections, Convention, and the Annual Meeting
Read MoreAn Update about the Return to In-Person worship announced on October 8, 2020
Read MoreSaint Stephen’s is excited to launch the 2021 Stewardship Campaign and hand-deliver almost 500 jars of our very own honey. Thank you for your role in the hive.
Read MoreWednesday Night Live Returns as a Drive-Up Edition! We look forward to seeing the faces of our Saint Stephen’s community.
Read MoreBlog post about in-home communion, September 8, 2020.
Read MoreSaint Stephen’s will host a pop-up market with GASP in North Birmingham on September 12, 2020.
Read MoreSusan Oakes, summer seminarian intern extends thanks for her time at Saint Stephen’s.
Read MoreJonathan Daniels Pilgrimage for August 2020.
Read MoreA letter from the Rector about Outdoor Worship and a Pastoral Call for Spiritual Growth
Read MoreWe’re back! Join us for our first Holy Hike of the semester and welcome Rev. Dr. Becky Watts to Saint Stephen’s.
Read MoreSaint Stephen’s has called the Rev. Dr. Rebecca Watts to serve as the Associate Rector for Formation.
Read MoreA Reflection following Saint Stephen’s service for Lament, Prayer, and Hope by Susan Oakes, Seminarian.
Read MoreThis is about Saint Stephen’s plan to administer home communion in July 2020.
Read MoreThank you to Lois Chaplin for giving us this update on the indigenous plants on the Saint Stephen’s grounds. Please read to see photos and learn more about the steps we are taking in the Episcopal Church Creation Care initiative.
Read MoreA Service of Lament, Prayer, and Hope, to occur June 17, 2020.
Read MoreAn update from the Rector about worship and moving forward from May 22, 2020.
Read MoreAn update on Worship and Parish Activities issued on May 14, 2020.
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