Activities, Schedule, and Resources

Everyone is welcome to join us in person.

  • St. Stephen’s is an accessible building with a mother’s room, and 2 large bathrooms for families or anyone that uses equipment for mobility challenges.

  • Our service is typically 60 minutes long and people are free to get up for a drink or to use the restroom as needed. We want people to be comfortable while worshipping with us.

  • Come as your are, what you wear is not important to us.

  • We love children of all ages, there is a special corner in church where they can color or look at books during worship. We also have a space in our entrance area with child friendly snacks and drinks. Don’t be surprised if a little one joins the pastor upfront during worship, we love it.

  • You will be greeted when you arrive and given a bulletin with the order of service. Our service is also projected on the screens in front of the church.

  • St. Stephen’s offers communion every week for all who are at worship. (You will be invited by the usher to go up the center aisle to receive gluten free, nut free bread from the pastor, then you will be offered red wine or clear juice in a small glass. (the glass is placed in a basket as you return to your seat). If you have difficulty coming up for communion, it will be brought to you. If you don’t care to take communion, that is okay as well.

  • You may join us for coffee and light treats after worship and you are also welcome to attend adult education hour at 10:45am.

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There are all sorts of ways to engage with folks at St. Stephen’s!

 Groups you can join:

Men’s Study Group

Every Monday morning at 8 a.m. at Mr. Beans in Marion.

St. Stephen’s Garden

Betsy Bostian leads the efforts. If you would like to be involved, please let the church know.

Anti-Racism Team

Our St. Stephen's Anti Racism team, would be happy to share the work we have been doing.

Check out our chair of the team in our adult education series about what is racism and why we should talk about it: Why Do We Need to Talk About Racism Playlist

If you would like to join this team or if you have questions, please reach out to the church.

St Stephen’s Shelves

Our St. Stephen's shelves is a pantry with food and other items to help those in need. If you would like to volunteer or need more information, please contact the church during office hours.