Our Parish
3 reasons you will want to become a member of St Stephen’s Anglican Church.
First reason: God will bless you with the opportunity to grow in faith 3 ways:
(1st way) you will learn about the fundamentals of Christianity and what makes it unique.
(2nd way) you’ll be encouraged to live out an ancient faith in a modern day.
(3rd way) you’ll have opportunities to study and apply the scripture to everyday life.
Second reason: God will bless you through becoming part of a community of Christians who have vowed to renounce the works of the devil, to trust God wholeheartedly and to serve him faithfully. A community where Jesus is Lord, worshipped and obeyed.
Third reason: God will bless you through daily prayer, weekly communion; daily confession of sins; service of justice, mercy and humbly walking with God; Baptism; giving alms to the work of the church and developing lifelong friends.
Come and see for yourself.
More About Our Parish
We have strengths and weaknesses.
For some a small church isn't attractive and for others it is. For some a small building doesn't give the freedom to remain behind the scene and for others it doesn't matter. We're not for everyone, but we might be for you.
We hope to be very strong in education for all ages. We've recently added a nursery for infants and babies. Our worship music comes from a machine that sounds great and has music from several well known hymnals. We want to add live music.
Our bible studies are very good.
Our care for people is genuine and thoughtful.
We pray often and seek healing for the sick.
We have communion weekly.
Our worship service format is founded on what the earliest of Christians did at worship and follows a biblical pattern.
We have strengths and weaknesses and we're not for everyone but we might be just right for you.
Come and see.
Our Affiliation
The Anglican Church in North America unites 132,000 Anglicans in 1,004 congregations across the United States, Canada, and Mexico into a single Church.
The Anglican Diocese of the South is a diocese of the Anglican Church in North America, centered in the Atlanta area and serving the Southeast.