• As Epis­co­palians, we are fol­low­ers of Jesus Christ, our Lord, and we believe in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
• The Epis­co­pal Church has mem­bers in the United States, as well as in Colom­bia, the Domini­can Repub­lic, Ecuador, Aus­tria, Bel­gium, France, Ger­many, Italy, Switzer­land, Haiti, Hon­duras, Microne­sia, Puerto Rico, Tai­wan, Venezuela, and the Vir­gin Islands.
• We strive to love our neigh­bors as our­selves and respect the dig­nity of every person.
• The Epis­co­pal Church is part of the world­wide Angli­can Com­mu­nion, and traces its her­itage to the begin­nings of Christianity.
• Our liturgy retains ancient struc­ture and tra­di­tions and is cel­e­brated in many languages.
• Both men and women, includ­ing those who are mar­ried, are eli­gi­ble for ordi­na­tion as dea­cons, priests and bishops.
• We believe in amend­ment of life, the for­give­ness of sin, and life everlasting.
• Lay peo­ple exer­cise a vital role in the gov­er­nance and min­istry of our church.
• Holy Com­mu­nion may be received by all bap­tized Chris­tians, not only mem­bers of the Epis­co­pal Church.
• We uphold the Bible and wor­ship with the Book of Com­mon Prayer.
• We affirm that com­mit­ted rela­tion­ships are life­long and monog­a­mous. Epis­co­palians also rec­og­nize that there is grace after divorce and do not deny the sacra­ments to those who have been divorced.
• We affirm that issues such as birth con­trol are mat­ters of per­sonal informed conscience.
• We cel­e­brate our unity in Christ while hon­or­ing our dif­fer­ences, always putting the work of love before uni­fo­mity of opinion.
• All are wel­come to find a spir­i­tual home in the Epis­co­pal Church.​

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Christian Education for those seeking to deepen their relationship with the God is offered to children, adults and teens. Church school is taught by a dedicated group of teachers and provides opportunity for children to learn about the role their faith plays in their daily lives. A nursery is available for children 4 years old and younger during the 10 a.m. Sunday service. The church sponsors a Youth Group which  offers informal worship, ministry opportunities, fellowship and fun! Vacation Bible School is held each summer. In addition, opportunities for adult education, Bible studies and discussions on the spiritual life are available throughout the year.​ 

 Saint Stephen’s provides several different ways to experience fellowship. After the 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. services each Sunday, there is a coffee hour in Parish Hall where all are welcome and encouraged to mingle. The entire church membership is encouraged to participate in our Welcome Home Celebration, held each September, Shrove Tuesday Supper, Lenten Simple Meals, Welcome Back Sunday and various other fellowship events held throughout the year. Joining in any of the many church ministries such as Altar Guild, Thrift Store, Food Pantry, Episcopal Church Women, or Quilters are also opportunities to share friendship and fellowship while using one’s God-given gifts. 

The Parish Outreach Ministry of Saint Stephen's provides opportunity for parishioners to volunteer their time and talents to some of the programs the parish offers.  We serve many of the local nursing homes, provide temporary shelter for men in the Good Samaritan House, offer food to about 600 people per month through our Food Pantry, gather gifts for children through our Christmas Giving Tree, and we provide clothing and household items at greatly discounted prices through our Thrift Outlet. 

In addition to our Parish Outreach Ministries, Saint Stephen's hosts recovery group meetings, Easter Seals Programs, and Scouting.