We believe in God.

We continue in the apostles' teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of the bread, and in the prayers.

We strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being.

• The ECW has adopted an area family for the holidays.  To sign up to provide food for a Thanksgiving dinner for the family, see the signup sheet on the bulletin board.  Food needs to be delivered on or before Nov. 24.  Also, a young boy in the family is need of a Size 6 winter coat with a hood.
• Sign up for food (sandwiches, salad and chips) for the annual parish dinner on Dec. 7.
• The ECW continues to collect Campbell's Soup Labels for Covington Boys' Home.  Put UPC labels in the ECW mailbox in the church hallway.

Christian Advocates for Legal Assistance

Do you know anyone in the community who may need help with filling out legal papers for cases like divorce, child custody, power of attorney and living will?  St. Stephen's Christian Advocates for Legal Assistance may be able to help.  Contact Legal Aid of West Virginia to see if you qualify.  For more information click here.

St. Stephen's Supports Elewana Project
 

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church has "adopted" two orphans in Kenya to help them recieve an education through the new Elewana Mission Project.  The goal of Elewana, started by a priest in the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia, is to connect schools in the United States with schools in Kenya.  To find out more, visit the Elewana Project Website.