T’is the Season to SERRV It Up For more than 16 years St. Stephen’s Mission Committee has sponsored a Christmas Market featuring finely crafted, handmade… Read More »SERRV International Gift Market
PCUSA Missionary Sharon Curry, Returning to Akobo, South Sudan, January 15!! I love this saying, and it is so appropriate for how I feel right… Read More »PCUSA Missionary returning to South Sudan
This Saturday, Dec. 8, Rev. Fritz Ritsch will be a panel member in a discussion following the movie “Little Town of Bethlehem,” a film… Read More »Rev. Ritsch Panelist at “Movies That Matter”
Dear St. Stephen Presbyterian Church Congregation, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ! Last September I began working at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta as… Read More »J.C. Kang’s (Seminary Candidate) Fall Letter 2012
(November 1, 2011 – November 1, 2012) “Blessed are the dead. . .they will rest from their labors, for their deeds follow them” Aurin, Gene… Read More »Commemoration of the Faithful Departed
In the Western Christian Church, the Feast of All Saints’ is observed on November 1st. Protestant churches often mark the occasion on the first Sunday in November. St. Stephen will observe All Saints’ on Sunday, November 4, 2012 at both morning worship services.Read More »All Saints’ Celebration: A Historic and Protestant Explanation
I look forward to many things in the church week, but perhaps few as much as the weekly Tuesday Bible study at noon. I have led this group ever since I first came to SSPC eight years ago, and while the participants have rolled over a lot over the years, it’s surprising the overall consistency. A core group has been with me almost since the beginning.Read More »The Priesthood of All SSPC-ers: The Blessing of Tuesday Bible Study
The Mission Committee serves as the lens through which St. Stephen focuses its resources for outreach and identifies needs in the community at large—local,… Read More »St. Stephen Mission and Outreach Survey
Lift High the Cross: St. Stephen Goes to Washington, DC By Dirk Maney Processional crosses, torches, colorful banners, jubilation streamers, great hymns of the Church,… Read More »Lift High the Cross: SSPC Teens Participate in National Acolyte Festival
The last Sunday in October is the day on which denominations whose roots are grounded in the 16th century Protestant Reformation celebrate as “Reformation Sunday.”Read More »Reformation Sunday (October 28, 2012)
