Skip to content
Transparent Logo

Think. Serve. Worship. Belong.
2700 McPherson Ave., Fort Worth | 817-927-8411

A Community
of Learners

No matter where you are in your journey or what questions you have, we hope you can find a place to learn and grow in our community. 

Facebook Youtube

All Sunday School Classes

Searchers

Sundays | 9:45am

Our Searchers class meets in the Eastminster Room on the first floor and is a lecture-style class where we welcome special guests from the community including experts in the fields of academia and theology and non-profits. This class allows for ample time for questions and/or comments. Previous guest lecturers have been from Brite Divinity School, TCU, Texas Wesleyan, and other area learning centers.

A wide range of topics are presented from religion, politics and social justice issues. 

The Little Class

SUNDAYS | 9:45 am

The Little Adult Class meets on Sundays in the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, an intimate space of beauty that is perfect for reflection on the Biblical passages outlined in The Present Word Curriculum. This class is led by Marvin Champlin and might be for you if you love a good faith story and a teacher of compassion. 

Trinity Class

SUNDAYS | 10 am

The in-depth adult Bible Study Class, Trinity meets in the Northminster classroom above the Chapel at 10 a.m. This in- depth and discover Bible Study is outstanding and attracts many adults looking for depth in their Biblical Knowledge.

The Coffee Class

SUNDAYS | 9:30AM

The Coffee Class is an homage to a former class that met in the church kitchen years ago. We invite parents seeking refuge, young adults seeking conversation or those needing a holy space to reflect in Parish Hall. Visit the Coffee Bar for a fresh cup of coffee then settle in for a personal growth or socialization.  

Bible Study

wednesdays|noon

Rev. Angie Mabry leads an intensive Bible Study every Wednesday at noon. This dedicated group chooses a book of the Bible and spends months on it, learning about the most recent scholarship, the lifestyle, archaeology and politics of the times in which it was written, what other sources of the period say about the same matters, and so forth. In the process, we find out the ways God is speaking to us today –individually, as a community, and in the modern world. It’s a fun and dynamic group, with lots of discussion and insight, and we love visitors, so please join us!

Email Anne to be added to this class:
Admin@StStephenPresbyterian.com

Presbyterian Women

Presbyterian Women (PW) is a national organization of the Presbyterian Church that provides excellent Bible and spirituality resources and mission opportunities targeted to women. St. Stephen offers meetings at a variety of times to accommodate women in all walks of life. 

Meetings are generally on the second Tuesday of the month with the PW Council in the Session room at 9:30 a.m. The PW Day Circles follow at 10:30 a.m. in the Eastminster room for Bible Study and light snacks. For more information about Presbyterian Women, please email us at Admin@StStephenPresbyterian.com

Other Opportunities

The Knitting Guild

The Knitting Guild is a recent start-up that knits scarves or lap blankets for those who are grieving the loss of a loved one or friend. They have given out many a scarf or blanket to dozens of recipients and intend to keep up this mission of caring for a long time! 

The Docent Guild

The Docent Guild offers knowledgeable tours of the church facilities including information about the architecture, the appointments and furnishings of the buildings, and the meaning of the religious symbolism found throughout St. Stephen Presbyterian Church. Tours of the sanctuary are offered at 12:00 noon on the first Sunday of each month, as well as by appointment.

4th Friday Bookclub

Held the fourth Friday of every month, this group explores thought-provoking books in a fun environment. 

Email Sharon LeMond for more information: 

SharonLemond@me.com

Intro to Being Presbyterian

Offered once or twice a year, this class is ideal for those interested in learning more about the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. and St. Stephen’s history. Typically the classes run for about 6 weeks and cover such topics as:

• What it means to be a Christian and Presbyterian

• The essential tenets of our denomination, and

• Exciting aspects of being a member of St. Stephen.