If you are looking for a Christian community where all are welcome, where justice matters, and where you can discover new meaning in the life and ministry of Jesus, you have a home here. |
We are located in downtown Portland
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Saturday Service
5:30 PM Sunday Services 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM Wednesday Service 12:15 PM We gather to celebrate the Eucharist Feast each week. It is from that place of healing and wholeness restored that we offer care and sanctuary to those in our neighborhood. Metered parking is available on all the streets surrounding the church. Parking is also available at the PSU 3 Parking Lot at 1700 SW 13th Ave. This is a paid parking lot, two blocks south of the church on 13th. |
St. Stephen's welcomes a new staff member! |
St. Stephen's is pleased to announce that Matthew David Morris has joined us as Missioner for Campus Ministries & Alternative Liturgy. Learn more about Matthew David and Beloved Community on Campus in the Diocesan newsletter.
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St. Stephen's is a community with a rich history.
We were the first community in Portland to welcome African-Americans to the Episcopal Church in the 1920's. We were home to Japanese-Americans who returned to Portland after internment in the 1940's. We were the first church in Portland to lead a marriage ceremony for an interracial couple in the 1960's. We called the first woman rector to an Episcopal church in Oregon, and we started the first chapter of Integrity, the LGBTQ advocacy group in the Episcopal Church. We have always served the marginalized, and we continue to work for justice and equality for all of God's people.
We are part of the Episcopal branch of the Jesus Movement.Our Presiding Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Michael Curry, shares a vision about what it means to be an Episcopalian.
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