Dahlia Grove: Instruments of Love Concert
April 27 4:00 pm
A church home for you in Charlotte, North Carolina
Experience worship at St. Stephen this Sunday, with three options: Traditional and online at 9am or Modern at 11am. In addition to weekly worship, we offer rich programming for children, youth and adults.
Worship Series: "Sort of Christian"
Good people with good values believe in God and maybe they even go to church, but sometimes don’t take their faith too seriously or allow their faith to impact their lives very much. They’re “sort of” Christian. Starting May 4, we’ll explore some of the ways each of fail in fulling living into what it means to be a Christian.
Common Table
Common people. Common convos. Common purpose. A safe, respectful, and inclusive place for healing and exploring faith journeys and questions. Free dinner events each month.
Upcoming Events
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Coffee Connections
Grab some donuts and a warm cup of coffee from North Carolina’s own Bitty & Beau’s Coffee every Sunday morning before both worship services. Stop by in the main church lobby outside the sanctuary starting at 8:30 a.m. for our at 9 a.m. Traditional Service or come by at 10:30 a.m. in the Youth Ministry Center lobby before our 11 a.m. Modern Service. Mix and mingle with members and other guests prior to worship. Coffee Connections at St. Stephen is your weekly time for informal networking and fellowship.
Recent News
Recent news, posts, and articles from St. Stephen.
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