Grace and St. Stephen’s offers broadly diverse ways to explore and examine what it means to live in faith. Bringing together a wide variety of intellectual, academic and theological backgrounds, we discuss, debate and discern our perceptions and beliefs—stretching and growing closer to God and one another as we share.
No registration required, nor advanced preparation or materials are needed to participate. All are welcome to join in the discussion.
Join in centering prayer and reflection on the Gospel passage of the day, through the practice of Lectio Divina.
Contact: Carol Hurst
Churstcnm@aol.com
In this 4-week class, we will explore Marcionism and Arianism, the two major heresies of the early church that formed our statements of faith, arguments for and against, how we are haunted by them today and what we can do about it.
Contact: Jacob Jordan
Join Rev. Catie for this Lenten offering that dives deeper into our Episcopal beliefs and practices.
Whether you are new or renewing this faithful journey with Christ with the community of Grace and St. Stephen’s, please join us for during Lent for this opportunity to assist you in your travels.
This course also serves to prepare those who wish to explore or experience the sacraments of baptism and confirmation, or to be received into the Episcopal Communion.
Join Leigh MacHaffie and Nel Benton-Hough of the Community of Hope for a transformative Lenten journey. Using the devotional from Living Compass, we'll reflect on what it means to live a Christian life in the midst of great change and uncertainty.
Looking for a place to connect with other women in the church? Love to read? Enjoy engaging in meaningful, thought-provoking discussion of current spiritual, social and cultural issues? Join us!
Open to anyone interested in honest and deep conversations about spirituality, doubts, faith deconstruction and the Christian tradition. Join a disparate group from within and without the Grace and St. Stephen’s community for real conversations about how to move into deeper streams of spiritual wisdom. All are welcome to this safe, sacred space where you can ask the hard questions you were never allowed to ask.
We begin with Holy Eucharist at 5 pm, share a simple meal and then delve into an hour-long Bible Study.
"God's first language is silence. Everything else is a poor translation."-Thomas Keating.
All are welcome to join this weekly practice of surrendering our wills as we consent to God’s presence and action within.
Are you looking for a quiet time during which you can discuss, meditate upon and pray about things close to your spiritual heart? Join Marti O’Dell and Kim Millsap for a time of Contemplative Prayer as we join together in discussion, silent contemplation and Compline.
If you are interested in studying God's word, guy fellowship, a good breakfast and potfuls of coffee, join us as we focus on a book from our Lord's word and passionately study it chapter-by-chapter. Wit, debate and discussion are encouraged. For details on this gathering, please contact Paul Ronka.
Returns September 2025
Are you curious about how God is calling you to live your life and conduct your ministry? Would you like to learn more about your faith and have a safe, small group in which to discuss it?
A new program begins in September with gatherings planned for Tuesdays evenings (likely from 6-8 pm); to learn more about EfM and how to register, please use the link below to contact Martha Basenberg, facilitator.