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Today, February 27, 2025 marks 202 years of prayer, art, and history at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church. Stop by or explore our website to see how the church has evolved over these past 2 centuries!
Consider, the day after the Church formally commemorates him, what this marginalized, gifted kid gave to a fractious community so eerily like our own.
Check out the second post in Suzanne Glover Lindsay’s mini-series on the electric light at St. Stephen’s.
Today St. Stephen’s historian and curator Suzanne Glover Lindsay welcomes the season with a look at our stained-glass windows.
Suzanne Glover Lindsay explores some new surprises and new questions about St. Stephen’s last High-Church rector.
Exploring Furness’s 1878 alterations to St. Stephen’s over the last weeks has brought intriguing finds from new perspectives. And yes, more questions . . .
I’m constantly amazed at how new questions and information make us see the familiar differently.
Today, as the Church celebrates St. Stephen on his Feast Day, we look to his example in our continued outreach efforts. Stay tuned!
Advent is here! St. Stephen’s welcomes the 2023 Advent season with a new series of reflections inspired by AdventWord.
Join our historian Suzanne as she considers visitors’ concerns about the Furness Burial Cloister.
Explore how visitors changed our historian Suzanne’s approach to these unsung floor pieces
St. Stephen’s historian and curator Suzanne Glover Lindsay introduces a new blog series for this season.
Explore, in this final post for the season, an uncovered heroic act of 1844 that offers hope for today’s hostilities