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spiritual and service
opportunities

parish operations

Volunteers with expertise or interest in a particular area are needed to serve on committees and groups to help keep the parish operating. These groups always welcome new members.


Finance committee
This committee meets virtually on the third Tuesday of every month. You don't have to be an accountant. Email or speak to John Payne, committee chair, or Sarah Padre, treasurer.

Offering counters

Be on the roster of people who count the offerings received at Sunday services. This role entails completing this task once a month for 30-45 minutes on Sunday mornings after the 10:30am service. Email or speak to Sarah Padre, treasurer.

Since the 1960s, St. Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church has been a center for progressive thought and action in Washington, especially in the Columbia Heights and Mt. Pleasant neighborhoods, as well as in the Episcopal Church and in the larger society.

 

We invite you to become a part of our community as we strive to serve God and follow the leading of the Holy Spirit.

Supporting worship and fellowship

Supporting the various worship services takes many people playing many roles. Volunteers are needed every week and every service to read lessons, prepare for communion, carry candles and crosses, among other duties. Coffee hour following the 10:30am service needs people to provide food and beverages and clean up.

Opportunities for Spiritual Formation for Adults

St. Stephen’s provides ways to explore and develop your faith outside of regular worship services.

Ministries and Small Groups

Outside of worship, there are a variety of groups for fellowship and service - ways to get to know fellow members and contribute to the life of the parish.

Spiritual Formation for Children

Children’s Christian formation at St. Stephen’s is built on Godly Play®, an approach that builds on the principles of Maria Montessori.

Loaves and Fishes

Loaves and Fishes, our hot meal program, has been providing hot meals since the late 1960s at noon on Saturdays, Sundays, Monday federal holidays, Christmas, and Thanksgiving – days when other soup kitchens are closed.

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