Office Space Available At St. Stephen's Church

St. Stephen’s Church is seeking an organization to lease a 189-square-foot office.

The office rents for $506 per month. Basic cleaning and utilities are included. Phone and internet are not included, but access to our T1 internet service is available for $15 per month, and our internet connection supports voice-over-internet phones.

Organizations with offices at St. Stephen's can use our common areas for meetings when available.

The office is on the 3rd floor of the church. The 3rd floor is accessible only by stairs, so the office is not handicapped-accessible.

To see the space, or for more information, please contact Parish Administrator Brian Best.

St. Stephen's is home to a dozen organizations that provide social services to people in need in DC and advocate for justice for justice here and around the world. Read about the organizations at St. Stephen's.

Want to Rent Space at St. Stephen's? Give Us a Proposal!

Organizations interested in renting space at St. Stephen's should submit a short and simple one-page proposal. Download the proposal guidelines here.

Information about St. Stephen's Church:

We seek organizations that fit our mission:

We believe that our building is one of God’s greatest gifts to our church, given to us to use for the benefit of our parish, our neighbors, our city, and our world. Our aim is to have organizations in our building who meet the needs of our community in a way that is consistent with the vision of our parish. We wish to be in relationship with the space users in our building, developing mutually beneficial and cooperative ties. We desire to continue to improve the quality of our space, making it ever more inviting, functional, clean and life-giving.

We hope to see in our building a diverse group of space users: some large, stable, financially-sound organizations, and some smaller, start-up organizations. We hope that at any given time, organizations in our building will provide a wide range of services, possibly including youth programs, training, arts, spiritual development, and justice work.

St. Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church was the first integrated Episcopal church in Washington. In the 1960s it was active in the civil rights, women’s rights and anti-war movements, as well as many local concerns. In the early 1970s, St. Stephen’s was at the forefront of efforts in the Episcopal Church to allow women to be ordained as priests. In 1974, a woman priest celebrated the eucharist at our altar during the main Sunday service, the first time a woman priest celebrated the eucharist in a public service in an Episcopal church outside of Asia. In 1968 St. Stephen’s began its hot meal program, Loaves and Fishes. Ever since, it has served hot lunches to people in need of food, today serving an average of 300 meals every Saturday, Sunday, and holiday. In the early 1980s St. Stephen’s formed the Samaritan Ministry, now a city-wide social service organization supported by dozens of churches. In 2006, St. Stephen’s began a Latino ministry; the Eucharist is now celebrated in Spanish every Sunday at 5pm.