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This Sunday,  april 14th

"Living in Exile" is the title of Rev. Patrick McPherson's sermon this Sunday. The scripture reading is Jeremiah 29: 1 - 7. 


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Services in the sanctuary begin at 8:30 a.m. and 10:50 a.m. Online services will continue at 11 a.m. on Facebook Live. Within an hour of the live broadcast, video will be available for viewing on our website and our YouTube channel.


Adult Sunday school classes are at 9:40 a.m. See descriptions below, as well as contact information for each class leader and where each class meets in the building. 

weekly adult education offerings

These classes are every Sunday at 9:40 a.m. - 10:40 a.m. Come check us out!

Are you new to the St. Stephen's community? Or have you been here for quite a while, but have never gotten around to checking out the adult Sunday School classes? Well, consider this your personal invitation to come visit and see what fits you best.

We won't insult your intelligence or try to indoctrinate you. We won't assume that you are a Bible scholar or a great theologian, nor will we pretend that faith has no role in dealing with the pressing crises, injustices, and concerns of our world. Science is valued and respected here. Questions of all sorts are always welcome!

So what's happening this week in our adult classes? You can find that information on the list posted right across from the church office on Sundays. It is updated every week. 

Adult Ed Class Descriptions and Locations
  • Listening for God - This group usually reads a book and discusses a chapter per week or they listen to a podcast episode during the week to discuss. These resources lead to reflective discussions and facilitation is shared by members of the group. Everyone shares in choosing the next topics. For more information, contact Lynne Cooper: lynne.glistenct@gmail.com. ROOM 6

  • Challenges and Choices - This group is always in dialogue with what is currently happening in our world, how we can understand it better, and what action is needed. They frequently have guest speakers and also utilize the diverse backgrounds and knowledge of their class participants. If current events and the needs of the local community fit your interests, come check us out. For more information, contact Cheryl Frech: cfrech@cox.net. ROOM 12

  • Seekers Class is a wonderfully supportive and engaging class. They typically use a film series with discussion questions from an online resource called "The Work of the People," which offers a wide variety of topics. There is always lively conversation! For more information, contact Mary Lee: leefam77@cox.net. ROOM 11