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Site updated: October 08, 2019
Message from
The Reverend Canon Ed Swayze
WHY ST. STEPHEN'S?
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Friendly environment, social
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Caring community
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Mix of traditional /contemporary
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Able to get to know people including the clergy
Welcome
Our purpose
is to build a loving Christian family of faith
and to nurture our spiritual lives as we share God's love.Our vision for St Stephen’s
is to foster a kind, loving and healthy Christian Community:
celebrating God’s presence in our lives, helping those of all ages in building spiritual lives and faith; and
helping the community of St. Stephen’s, the larger community of Current River and area by providing spiritual, emotional, moral, mental and physical support.
With Jesus leading the way, together everyone achieves more.
News
Fee Schedule/Parish
Hall Rental
revised July 13, 2017
Handicapped Accessibility, proposed improvements
Photo
Gallery
Updated December 27, 2015
From the Pastor/St. Stephen's Clergy
Lay
Ministry Formation:
Ministry Descriptions
Mission
Page
Mission
Project
Reverse
Offering (monthly food collection)
Nursery and Sunday School Policies
Amended October 2, 2017
Planning a Funeral: Customs and Grieving
Servers: Assistant Server, Acolyte, Crucifer, Server, Head Server
Worship and Fellowship
Sundays
10:00 a.m.
Calendar of Events/Activities
Updated October 8, 2019
Tuesday
Study Group
The Tuesday Study meets
3:00 to 4:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, except for the 1st Tuesday of the month.
We will resume meeting
October 8.
For further information please contact
Canon Ed Swayze at Canon.Ed@ststephenanglican.com.
Doctrine
of Discovery
Join us
Wednesday, October 16
at 7:30 p.m. at St. Stephen’s for a viewing of the Anglican Church of Canada
video
“Doctrine of Discovery: Stolen Lands, Strong Hearts”
This is a film about a ‘devastating decision, made over 500 years ago,
which continues to profoundly impact Indigenous and Settler people worldwide.’
During the following 3 Wednesdays (October, 23, October 30 and November 6)
we will break the video into smaller portions and, using the discussion guide,
explore the critical messages in the video.
We will have light refreshments available and our plan will be to end the
evening by 8:45 p.m.
It is recommended (but not essential) to view the video in its entirety first.
If you wish to sign up or have any questions, please contact Diane Swayze at
pebblebeach@tbaytel.net
Church Office
Hours:
Tuesday and Thursday mornings,
9:00 to 11:00 a.m.
[The Current River Churches Food Cupboard is located at Refreshing Waters
Community Church,
361 Hodder Avenue. ]
Eucharist
and Lunch
12:10 p.m. - 1st Wednesday each month,
except January,
at the Seafarer's Centre,
100 Main Street at Keefer Terminal.
Everyone welcome!
Chartwell
Thunder Bay Retirement Residence
Hymn Sing and Eucharist
2:15 p.m. 4th Wednesday
in the Theatre, 2nd floor
770 Arundel St.
Contact Us
Office Hours
Thursday mornings
and by appointment
(807) 683-6051
(answering machine)
Canon
Ed's cell
(807) 626-2571
494 Leslie Avenue
(at Arundel)
Thunder Bay, ON P7A 1Y8
Map/Bus Route
office@ststephenanglican.com
E-Letter
and Parish
Newsletter by E-mail
To subscribe contact office@ststephenanglican.com
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St. Stephen's Mugs
$7.50
each
There are a few left!
Why not get yours before they are gone?
Leave a message on
St. Stephen's voice mail 683-6051