For more information on
Episcopal worship, please explore
these online resources:

What To Expect When You Visit

What Makes Us Anglican

An Outline of Faith

What Is The Episcopal Church
(USA)?
Sunday -Eucharist

Please do not park on the church side of the street
(Regatta Dr), as it is difficult to see oncoming traffic and,
therefore, very dangerous.  This request applies
to both of our services and the service in the church.

  
Plan Ahead

29June -Deacon Dennis Taylor will be with us for our morning Eucharist.

12 July- Regional meeting  at Christ Church, Anacortes 10-12p.m.

13 July-All church meeting in Miller Hall 4p.m. to 6:30 p.m.  Pot Luck
dinner for all.

St Stephen Episcopal Church, Oak Harbor,
is a fully supporting member of the Episcopal Church, U.S.A..

We are not affiliated with the Anglican Communion Network, nor with any schismatic or reform
movement or group which protests the Faith and Practice of the Episcopal Church, U.S.A.. We are a
family centered, lay led, clergy guided, Christ governed community of Christians. We invite you to
join us in our worship and service of Almighty God. Episcopal worship is rooted in an appreciation of
the Holiness of God. A God who communicates himself, and yet is beyond our knowing. Divinity
expressed in the humanity of Jesus has opened our way to the heart of God. Baptism is our
intentional immersion into the Love of God. Our responsive relationship is sealed in the outward and
visual sign of baptism. It is an eternal covenant and an inward grace is bestowed.
"Christ when he
was lifted up did
not say,'I draw
some people unto
myself'.
He said, 'I draw,
all, all, all."
Archbishop
Desmond Tutu
Contact Information for the Diocese of Olympia

The Right Reverend Greg Rickel (Bishop):
Phone: (206)325-4200x308

The Right Reverend Bavi Edna "Nedi" Rivera
(Bishop Suffragan )Phone: (206)325-4200x312

Tiffany Brannon-
(Adminstrative Assistant to the Bishops)
Phone: (206)325-4200x310
ST STEPHEN EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A Faith Community Serving Oak Harbor on North Whidbey Island
Bishop Greg Rickel
St Stephen
Episcopal Church

For emergency
clergy contact,
call
Rev Rachel
Taber-Hamilton
(360) 632 0489
Our Sister Church
Announcements and Dates
for the Faithful Remnant
All Saint's Chapel
St Stephen Episcopal Church
Oak Harbor, WA
The Rector:
The Rev Rachel
Taber-Hamilton
Summer
Service-10AM

All Saints Chapel at
555 S. E. Regatta Dr., Oak
Harbor, WA

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 2754
Oak Harbor, WA 98277

Information Phone:
360-279-0715
Pray daily for the return of our church home.  
Pray daily for the return of our church home.  
**Summer Service** Hours
(starting June 1)
One Service at 10AM
NEWS FLASH: The majority of
Episcopalians in the United
States voted to stay in the
Episcopal Church today.

"They did so by going to church, by
receiving Communion, by participating
in God’s mission and ministry, by
praying, preaching and acting on God’s
holy word, by working with youth and the
elderly, by doing all the myriad things
that have been doing through the
history of the church, and by
proclaiming, in many and varied ways,
the love of God for all of God’s beloved
children."
The Rev Lauren Stanley

Almighty God, we commend to
your gracious care and keeping
all the men and women of our
armed forces at home and
abroad.  Defend them day by day
with your heavenly grace;
strengthen them in their trials
and temptations; give them
courage to face the perils which
beset them; and grant them a
sense of your abiding presence
whereever they may be; through
Jesus Christ our Lord.  Amen.
Prayer for those in the Armed
Forces of our Country.
Book of Common Prayer (823)
St Stephen congregation meets with the
Presiding Bishop, The Rt Rev Katherine
Jefferts Schori