2019 Annual Report

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In preparation for our 2020 Annual Meeting, the 2019 Annual Report has been published. We ask all members of the parish to review it in preparation for the Annual Meeting on January 24, 2019 at 4PM. → You can access … Continued

New Columbarium

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Here at St. Stephen’s the Vestry has recently approved plans for a small columbarium and appointed a Columbarium Committee to oversee the project and its maintenance. Initially, the Columbarium will be small (roughly 2 feet wide x 8 feet high) … Continued

2018 Annual Report

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In preparation for our 2019 Annual Meeting, the 2018 Annual Report has been published. We ask all members of the parish to review it in preparation for the Annual Meeting on January 19, 2019 at 4PM. → You can access … Continued

Holiday Fair

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HOLIDAY FAIR IS GREAT SUCCESS!! Many thanks to all of you who helped to make this year’s fair a great success.  Not only did we raise approximately $2700 but the spirit of fun, cooperation and enjoyment during the fair hours was … Continued

Diocesan Revival

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“If it’s not about love then it’s not about God,” was the theme that Bishop Curry used to kick off the Diocesan Revival on October 21st. Part of that love was shared at Fuller Park in Worcester near the YMCA … Continued

Parish Camp Trip

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On September 28-30, a group from St. Stephen’s went camping at Pine Acres in Oakham.  The weather wasn’t the best but the spirits were.  Meals were a group effort. Families brought side dishes, salads and desserts.  You haven’t lived until … Continued

Founder’s Day

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Founders’ Day is a celebration of our parish from its earliest days to the present. Our archives contain photos, articles and books showing the building of our current parish, the rebuilding of our organ, as well as the many suppers, … Continued

Parish Quiet Day

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The Parish Quiet Day on July 14 provided parishioners with an opportunity to break away from the busy-ness of life and join others in a day of quiet reflection. We began in the chapel where we centered our minds and … Continued