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St. Stephen the Martyr
Eternal God of love,
Creator and sustainer of all good things, We praise you and thank you for our community of fellowship at St. Stephen’s and in the Diocese of North Dakota.
We ask for your continued grace that we might be a holy people, seeking first to know you and to serve you with all our lives. May we become living stones you use to build up your church.
We ask that your Spirit will guide and empower us to be witnesses of your love in our parish, homes and community.
Open doors for us as we reach out to others, that we may lead those who do not know you into a new and life-changing relationship with you.
Give us grace to be good stewards of all you have given us that our common life together might bring glory to your name.
Through our Savior Jesus Christ.
Amen.
A vital, inclusive congregation committed to the ministry of all the baptized
"My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you" John 15:12
SCHEDULE
SUNDAYS:
11:00 AM - HOLY EUCHARIST
(with coffee hour afterward in the Undercroft)
FR. JAMIE PARSLEY, Rector
SUNDAYS:
11:00 AM - HOLY EUCHARIST
(with coffee hour afterward in the Undercroft)
CHILDREN'S CHAPEL every Sunday during the Liturgy of the Word (Sept.-May)
WEDNESDAYS:
6:00 PM - HOLY EUCHARIST
(with dinner at a local restaurant afterward)
DCN. JOHN ANDERSON, Deacon
St. Stephen's is a Progressive Christian community committed to Peace and Social Justice and called by God through the Holy Spirit
+ to love and serve God and each other
+ to love and serve God and each other
+ to live a life of full inclusion and common worship centered around grateful thanksgiving to God in the weekly celebration of the Holy Eucharist (the Mass)
+ to be faithful stewards of the gifts and resources entrusted to us
+ to be bearers of God's healing and reconciling love.
120 21 Avenue North
Fargo, North Dakota 58102
701.232.2076
120 21 Avenue North
Fargo, North Dakota 58102
701.232.2076
St. Stephen
St. Stephen the Martyr
A Prayer for St. Stephen's
Eternal God of love,
Creator and sustainer of all good things, We praise you and thank you for our community of fellowship at St. Stephen’s and in the Diocese of North Dakota.
We ask for your continued grace that we might be a holy people, seeking first to know you and to serve you with all our lives. May we become living stones you use to build up your church.
We ask that your Spirit will guide and empower us to be witnesses of your love in our parish, homes and community.
Open doors for us as we reach out to others, that we may lead those who do not know you into a new and life-changing relationship with you.
Give us grace to be good stewards of all you have given us that our common life together might bring glory to your name.
Through our Savior Jesus Christ.
Amen.
About Me
- Jamie Parsley+
- Jamie Parsley is an Episcopal priest & poet. He is the author of thirteen books of poems. In 2004, he was named an Associate Poet Laureate of North Dakota. He is the Poet in Residence at Concordia College, Moorhead, MN and currently serves as the Rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Fargo, North Dakota.
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