The Right Question
10/17/2021
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By Rev. Dr. Fritz Ritsch October 17, 2021 Job 38: 1-7, Mark 10: 35-45 Our service today, Kirkin’ Sunday, starts
Think. Serve. Worship. Belong.
(817) 927-8411 • 2700 McPherson Ave, Fort Worth
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If you’re child is interested in joining a fun music class, please contact Beth Fultz. Classes are on Wednesday from 5 to 5:30 p.m.
BethFultz@StStephenPresbyterian.com
For more info, contact Angela Springfield:
aspringf@gmail.com
PNS Sack Lunch program needs medium to large size BOXES for delivery of our sack lunches. Please bring your extra Walmart, Amazon, or such boxes to the church for us to put to good use!
Usually during this time of the year, we’re hosting our neighbors who are experiencing homelessness in our church one night a week. This year is just very different.
In lieu of Room in the Inn, we continue to help the Presbyterian Night Shelter with their needs, including meals and transitions to more permanent homes. Click on the link below to learn how you can help with this mission by dropping off items at the church or donating funds directly to the PNS fund.
If you would like to access your 2022 Pledge Card online, you may do so with the button above.
All other donations and funds can be found on our Online Giving Portal.
Please join us for our next Choral Evensong, Sunday, Nov. 6.
The prelude will begin at 5 p.m. featuring organists Janet Pummill and Ahreum Han.
Evensong will begin at 5 p.m.
Our next Faith on Tap Happy Hour is Nov. 12 and will be lead by Rev. Ritsch.
Any and all are welcome to our youth activities. If you’d like more information, please contact Beth Fultz:
BethFultz@StStephenPresbyterian.com
To learn more about Searchers, contact Charlotte Ray:
char4204ray@gmail.com
Dear Friends in Christ at St. Stephen:
With the recent extreme uptick in COVID-19 cases in Tarrant County, the session of St. Stephen Presbyterian Church believes that we need to upgrade our COVID-19 protections until such time as the situation improves to a marked extent.
- Masks are once again required inside of all buildings until further notice. Sanitizing stations will be set up in the sanctuary building …
We have some IMPORTANT UPDATES on how and when we’re coordinating with the Presbyterian Night Shelter.
The Day School program of St Stephen Presbyterian Church is a quality care program available to members and non-members. It is designed to create a safe, loving, secure, nurturing atmosphere of play and learning experiences to help every child grow physically, socially, emotionally, spiritually, and mentally.
Visit the Day School Site to learn more.
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Once Upon a Time in Shechem
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By Rev. Dr. Fritz Ritsch August 22, 2021 Joshua 24: 1-2, 14-18 John 6: 56-69 Our guide, Max, had started
"SILENT
NIGHT"
For our virtual Christmas Eve candlelight service, our congregation, led by our choral scholars, participated in a collaborative recording of "Silent Night."
"I Believe"
By Mark Miller
THINK.
We encourage questions– theological inquiry, honest searching–when it comes to matters of faith. We believe in Jesus, but we don’t believe that people get faith by squelching their sincere doubts, fears and concerns. You’re free to be who you are at St. Stephen.
SERVE.
Our faithful commitment to Jesus calls us to serve our fellow human beings, not out of a sense of obligation, but out of a genuine desire to show Christ’s love to neighbor and stranger.
WORSHIP.
We maintain a tradition of worship that acknowledges the mystery and majesty of God. Our commitment extends to excellence in music, and sermons that are both intellectually challenging and spiritually uplifting.
BELONG.
Here you’ll find rich and poor, young and older, blended families, gay and straight—all working and celebrating together as the Family of God. Here, everyone belongs.
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Service Times
During the summer we have one worship at 10 a.m.
Other times of the year we worship at 8:30 and 11 a.m.