News & Events

In time for Advent – A Devotional Advent Calendar – to download.

Gift cards for local grocery stores and online retailers will be accepted until Thursday, December 14.

Christmas memorial donation envelopes are now available at the church. Donations may also be made online. Don’t forget to include the names of those you wish to honor. Deadline: December 17.

Upcoming Youth Events

 Sunday, December 17 we’ll give back to our parishes by caroling!

You can still pledge – send your card to the office, drop it in the collection basket on Sunday or pledge online.

For those who receive envelopes – St. Stephen’s is using a new envelope company this year. Envelopes … Read More

Discover all the wonderful things happening in our parish by reading the inaugural edition of our quarterly newsletter, St. Stephen’s Offerings.

The winter 2024 edition will be published in the new year. Contact the Parish Office to submit your … Read More

You’re invited to Compline via Zoom Wednesday evenings at 6:30 PM.

Compline is a simple office including a confession of sins, one or more psalms, a short reading from scripture, versicles and responses, the Lord’s Prayer, and collects which ask … Read More

From the Episcopal church and American Friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem

• Presiding Bishop Michael Curry calls the church to prayer following the attack on an Anglican hospital in Gaza
• Prayers for Peace in the Holy Land from the

Donate and dedicate flowers for a loved one or special occasion, $45, 

OR 

provide the floral arrangement honoring the dedication.

Some folks even do both!

Please contact the Parish Office to donate or become part of the flower team.

Opportunities abound to get involved in something new at St. Stephen’s. For more information on:

• Acolytes
• Altar Flowers
• Altar Guild
• Coffee Hour
• Communications
• Finance
• Greeters
• Habitat for Humanity
• Lectors
• Library
• Living Green
• Pastoral Care
• Property
• St. Stephen’s Table
• Ushers
• Young People’s

Dear Friends,

The CDC’s COVID metrics place Berkshire County outside the “red zone.” This means that the overall community risk level has fallen below the highest level as measured on the CDC’s three-tier scale.

• Masks are optional in all areas

Services at St. Stephen’s will be held as long as a celebrant or worship leader can get to the church safely.

If at any time you don’t feel safe traveling to church, please stay home. Even if you are scheduled … Read More