WORSHIP WITH US

During Shelter-at-Home, our worship will be livestreamed

 

Sundays, view our worship service at 10am

on Facebook Live, www.facebook.com/ststephensslo/live/

Click here for the Worship Booklet  and Hymnal & Psalter for August & September Sundays after Pentecost. The Rev Roger Wharton, Eco-Chaplain, will be our guest preacher Sept. 20

Contact Roger or learn about the Biblical Nature Wisdom at EcoSpirit.org

 

At Zoom Coffee Hour, we will share our experience and fellowship.

Join us at 11:15 via Zoom

https://zoom.us/j/3271528720?pwd=M1hJQlhXNGJORlNBb3NXVHpZY0Yrdz09

Meeting ID: 327 152 8720
Password: 0908

 

Tuesdays at 5 pm, join on Zoom for Centering Prayer

Meeting ID: 327-152-8720 Password: 0980


Wednesdays at 12:15, join on Zoom for Morning Prayer or Facebook Live if you want to listen.

 

Personal Prayer & Meditation - In Church

Sunday Sept 20 & Tuesday Sept 22


The church building will be open for personal prayer and meditation!
Limited to 4 people in each time slot for personal silent prayer and meditation.

  • Sunday, September 20:  4:00pm, 4:30pm, 5:00pm, and 5:30pm.
  • Tuesday, September 22:  9:00am, 9:30aam, 10:00am, 10:30am

Email office@ststephensslo.org and request one of the timeslots. You will be sent the guidelines (20ft apart, with face coverings, of course!).

 

 

 

Drive By Blessing of the Animals

3pm October 4

 

Bring your pet in your car for the annual Blessing of the Animals. It will be completely safe with your pet and you in the car. Approach St Stephen’s from Pismo Street. As you cross Broad Street, use St. Stephen’s first driveway on the right into the parking lot (GPS: 660 Pismo). Park in a space and make sure your pet is on the passenger side of the car. An attendant will let you know when it is your turn and give you a prayer. Proceed out the second driveway and come to the red zone right in front of the main doors to the church. Roll down your window. You can say the prayer together with the priest who will bless your pet and you with holy water. Any pet is welcome if they bring their human with them.

 

 

Weekly Diocesan Conversations About Race

every Thursday at 4:30pm, via Zoom


The Revs. Karen Cuffie and Jani Wild are leading weekly pastoral conversations on racism every Thursday at 4:30 pm. There will be a brief introduction to the focus of the session followed by discussion and prayers. Please join us; there is no better way to learn, process, and share together than in a faith community.


To join the Zoom Meeting:
Meeting ID: 835 7594 8022; Password: 748467
One tap mobile: +16699006833,,83575948022#,,1#,748467# US (San Jose)

 

How To Be An Ally

 

The Diversity Coalition of SLO held 4 panel sessions on "How to be an ally". Each had a different constituency of the community, including one with a panel of faith leaders. They were all very good. Watch them at: https://www.diversityslo.org/

 

 

Responses from The Episcopal Church

At the highest levels and locally, Bishops and clergy have addressed the issues of the ongoing protests and the use of church property for political propaganda. Fr Ian has not issued a separate statement, but his voice echoes those of the following:

 

Adult Education

Matthew, Romans & Genesis


Videos of the Zoom conversations, and the PowerPoint slides from the Adult Ed course on the lectionary books we will be hearing on Sundays this summer can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tmTQMfJAui-7lECNj-IOIfb4QM87ZaP4?usp=sharing

 

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