St. Stephen the Martyr Anglican Church
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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.
Provision for Mobility, Hearing, Seeing Challenged
- Wheelchair ramp accesses main floor.
- Accessible washroom on main floor with an infant’s change table.
- PA System in nave (worship area on main floor), however special hearing aids and signing are not available.
- Large print books: BAS, and Common Praise are available.
All worship services are offered on Zoom, email office@ststephenanglican.com to request a link.
Latest News
Ash Wednesday Imposition of Ashes and Eucharist
7:30 pm Wednesday February 18. Everyone is welcome. Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent; the ashes used in the Ash Wednesday liturgy are from the burning of palm crosses that were given out on Palm Sunday the previous year.
Roast Beef Dinner
St. Stephen’s Annual Roast Beef Dinner Saturday February 21 at the Current River Community Centre (CRCC), 450 Dewe Ave. 5:00 pm doors open, 6:00 pm dinner. Tickets are Adults $30.00, Children 6 to 12 $20.00, Children 5 and under free. This is a fund-raiser for St....
Mission Project Bake Sale
To raise funds for our 2026 Mission Project, we will have a Bake Table at the Current River Community Centre Winter Carnival Saturday February 14 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm. The Care Bus from Norwest Community Health Centre has been elected as this year's recipient. All...
Tuesday Study
The Group meets 3:00 to 4:30 pm on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Tuesdays each month. The next session is Tuesday February 10 when we will continue the course, ‘Jesus and His Jewish Influences’. All are welcome. For further information please contact Canon Ed Swayze at...
Our Daily Bread
Our Daily Bread is a daily devotional that is published four times a year. For each day there is a scripture reading and a short reflection. The March edition has arrived, and it can be picked up at the back of the nave. For more information, go to...
