St. Stephens Troy Home Page

St. Stephen's Mission is to:

SING OUT for God,
        REACH OUT to the World,
        CRY OUT among Friends,
        FIND OUT about a Life of Faith, and sometimes
        BURST OUT Laughing.
        All in the name of Jesus Christ.
        - Amen

                     Worship Services at St Stephen's
       All include Holy Communion... and YOU'RE INVITED!

Saturday   4:30 pm    Informal Eucharist with music: Come as you are!

Sunday     8:00 am   Quiet Eucharist (No 8am service January 25th)

Sunday   10:00 am   Eucharist with hymns, Education K-12, Child Care & Fellowship Hour

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
      5500 North Adams Road
      Troy, Michigan 48098
      248-641-8080

    St. Stephen's Episcopal Church is located in Troy, a northwest suburb of Detroit and a community in the Detroit Metropolitan area.
    Our church is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan.
    The Episcopal Church of the United States is a participant in the greater world Anglican Community.

Contact us by E-Mail

General Information: office@ststephenstroy.org
Rector:                                                rector@ststephenstroy.org
Christian Formation:                           formation@ststephenstroy.org
Parish Newsletter Submissions:       witness@ststephenstroy.org
Bulletin Submissions:     bulletin@ststephenstroy.org
Webmaster:    webmaster@ststephenstroy.org
Music Director: musicdirector@ststephenstroy.org
Treasurer:                                           treasurer@ststephenstroy.org

Each week during the winter season Sunday School, Youth Groups, and Adult Faith programs are available to keep you warmed by the spirit of Christ and the fellowship of the community. Check the calendar and the Witness to see what's happening! Wherever you are in your faith journey -- steadfast, seeking or unsure -- we welcome you at St. Stephen's. Please join us this Saturday or Sunday. We've been where you are, and found a home here. Contact Susan our priest or Ken our formation director with any questions you might have.

King of Elements -- Love-Father of Bliss,
in my pilgrimage from airt to airt,
from airt to airt,
may each evil be a good to me,
may each sorrow be a gladness to me,
and may thy Son be my foster-brother,
Oh may thy Son be my foster-brother.
-"The Pilgrim's Rune," Gaelic