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Fort Worth Business Press
Read Rev. Ritsch’s letter on behalf of 17 local faith leaders regarding their concerns of opening too early.
Faith leaders say it is too early to reopen
Do you like breakfast? Of course you do! What about smiling faces? Ditto. Nice people? Double ditto!
Join us for a virtual breakfast after Thursday morning prayers. If you’re interested, email:
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All church activities are now online. Check our calendar page, this news section and the blog (below) for all the haps.
Check back often updates!
And wash your hands!
It's with a very heavy heart that we've had to cancel VBS for this summer.
We'll start the reimbursement process soon.
"I Believe"
By Mark Miller
Recent
Sermons & Posts
Help St. Stephen Provide Masks
Our Mask-Making Mission Through the efforts of the Knitting Guild and Presbyterian Women, St. Stephen has delivered 100+ cloth face masks
In Which Hand
Dr. Rev. Fritz Ritsch May 17, 2020 Click Here to View This Service Psalm 91 – John 14: 15-21 “On
Unashamed
Dr. Rev. Fritz Ritsch May 10, 2020 Click Here to View This Service Psalm 31 – John 14: 1-14 “Shame
Faith Leaders Say It’s Too Soon to Open: Accepting a Risk Versus Producing One
Rev. Dr. Fritz Ritsch Senior Pastor, St. Stephen Presbyterian Church revfritz@ststephenpresbyterian.com 817-913-6107 To the Editor: With Governor Greg Abbott’s decision
South Central Alliance of Churches (SCAC)
Update: South Central Alliance of Churches Project for COVID patients — A Total Success! Through a project organized by South Central
A Second Chance
Dr. Rev. Fritz Ritsch April 26, 2020 Click Here to View This Service John 21:15-25 “A second chance doesn’t mean
THINK.
We encourage questions– theological inquiry, honest searching–when it comes to matters of faith. We believe in Jesus, but we don’t believe that people get faith by squelching their sincere doubts, fears and concerns. You’re free to be who you are at St. Stephen.
SERVE.
Our faithful commitment to Jesus calls us to serve our fellow human beings, not out of a sense of obligation, but out of a genuine desire to show Christ’s love to neighbor and stranger.
WORSHIP.
We maintain a tradition of worship that acknowledges the mystery and majesty of God. Our commitment extends to excellence in music, and sermons that are both intellectually challenging and spiritually uplifting.
BELONG.
Here you’ll find rich and poor, young and older, blended families, gay and straight—all working and celebrating together as the Family of God. Here, everyone belongs.