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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Bloomfield
CT
06002
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Who we are
Our Mission Statement
To spread the Word of God to all who want a better relationship with Jesus Christ and to buildcommunity within our parish so that we will be a strong and loving church for all who come and worship with us.
To spread the Word of God to all who want a better relationship with Jesus Christ and to buildcommunity within our parish so that we will be a strong and loving church for all who come and worship with us.
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590 Bloomfield Avenue
Bloomfield,
CT
06002
United States
Phone: 860-242-1152
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Church Pastor
The Rev. Canon Wilborne A. Austin
Vicar
590 Bloomfield Avenue
Bloomfield,
CT
06002
United States
Phone: 860-242-1152
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Psalms 28:7
The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and I am helped...
The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and I am helped...
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Bloomfield Service Times
Sundays: 8am & 10am Holy Eucharist Rite II.
During the 10am Service we have Church School in our “Fellowship Hall”
The worship services are rooted from the traditional Anglican worship service.
Service Times last updated on the 20th of October, 2023
During the 10am Service we have Church School in our “Fellowship Hall”
The worship services are rooted from the traditional Anglican worship service.
Service Times last updated on the 20th of October, 2023
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church History
St. Stephen’s got started almost 90 years ago back in 1908 as the Albany Avenue Mission in a building erected to be the parish house at 14 Lenox Street in Hartford.
The parish was organized and was admitted to the Diocese of Connecticut as St. Andrew’s Church in 1910.
In 1950, Mr. Frederick Raff donated the land to the parish that our building currently sits on.
In 1952, the parish moved into its new building and in 1958 built an addition on the north side of the building.
The name St. Andrew's was changed to St. Stephen’s in 1961 to avoid continued confusion with the other Episcopal parish, which is in Bloomfield, also called St. Andrew’s (it is now called Old Saint Andrew’s).
Through all the years and with the ups and downs of our parish life we continued to persevere.
However, our community life was dramatically redirected when on July 7, 1993, lightening struck the cross on the top of the cupola and started a fire in the attic. Even though the firefighters quickly responded, they could not manage to save the nave of our worship space. We were, of course, devastated by the fire, destruction, and loss, but slowly we came to see the fire as a blessing. Our pipe organ was refurbished, the worship space has been remodeled, and our entire building is now handicap accessible.
As grateful as we all are for our beautiful new structure, we know that God’s true gift to us has been the renewing and strengthening of our faith and a desire to recommit ourselves to the ministry of Jesus Christ in our community and the world.
From: https://www.oocities.org/stephen590/
The parish was organized and was admitted to the Diocese of Connecticut as St. Andrew’s Church in 1910.
In 1950, Mr. Frederick Raff donated the land to the parish that our building currently sits on.
In 1952, the parish moved into its new building and in 1958 built an addition on the north side of the building.
The name St. Andrew's was changed to St. Stephen’s in 1961 to avoid continued confusion with the other Episcopal parish, which is in Bloomfield, also called St. Andrew’s (it is now called Old Saint Andrew’s).
Through all the years and with the ups and downs of our parish life we continued to persevere.
However, our community life was dramatically redirected when on July 7, 1993, lightening struck the cross on the top of the cupola and started a fire in the attic. Even though the firefighters quickly responded, they could not manage to save the nave of our worship space. We were, of course, devastated by the fire, destruction, and loss, but slowly we came to see the fire as a blessing. Our pipe organ was refurbished, the worship space has been remodeled, and our entire building is now handicap accessible.
As grateful as we all are for our beautiful new structure, we know that God’s true gift to us has been the renewing and strengthening of our faith and a desire to recommit ourselves to the ministry of Jesus Christ in our community and the world.
From: https://www.oocities.org/stephen590/
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