Pastor Mandy's Ordination and Installation (Scroll down below)

We invite everyone into the fullness of God's love -- regardless of race, creed, color, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, physical or mental ability, immigration status or station in life.

10828 N. Huron Street

Northglenn, CO 80234

303-452-5469

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Our Mission

As a community, we know that Jesus is Lord, everybody is somebody, and faith is living in God's grace. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we strive to love and to be God's hands on earth.

We welcome everyone to come explore with us what it means to be God's hands on earth.

*SEASON AFTER PENTECOST (ORDINARY TIME)

The Season after Pentecost, also called Ordinary Time, begins the day after Pentecost and ends the day before the First Sunday of Advent. It may include twenty–three to twenty–eight Sundays, depending on the date of Easter, but the first Sunday is always Trinity Sunday, and the last Sunday is always the Sunday of the Reign of Christ or Christ the King. The season also includes All Saints and Thanksgiving

Video, pictures, and service bulletin for Pastor Mandy's Installation

Pastor_Mandy_Installation.pdf
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Pastor Mandy's Ordination - video, pictures, and service bulletin.

Mandy Ordination Bulletin.pdf
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COVID-19 RESPONSE:

IMPORTANT UPDATE: ALL WORSHIP SERVICES AND OTHER IN-PERSON GATHERINGS ARE STILL SUSPENDED.

Additional information regarding ELCA Rocky Mountain communities of faith and the return to our church buildings can be found at https://www.rmselca.org/corona-virus .

Please feel free to reach out to Pastor Ron Roschke at pastor@sslu.org if you have any questions or concerns. We will post updates on this page.

Our community is currently worshiping through the virtual world of ZOOM. If you would like to join us please contact Pastor Mandy ( pastor@sslu.org ) to receive the link, meeting ID, and password necessary to join our services. Have a blessed day!!!

If your technology is just a phone you may call in to one of these numbers with the Meeting ID and Password:

If you access ZOOM this way you will need the meeting ID number and password. If your calling plan charges you for long-distance call, you will be charged that rate during the call.

A City of Northglenn Virtual Hug for St. Stephen's. Check out https://northglenn.org/news_detail_T17_R323.php.

Activity and Worship Schedule

Special Services**

Lenten Services**


Regular Sunday Worship

9:00 a.m.

Intentional Interim Pastor: Rev. Ron Roschke

Blood Pressure Checks - (First Sunday of the Month (Note: BP checks for March and April will be consolidated to Sunday, March 29))

10:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.

Sunday Adult Bible Study

This week's Lenten Disciplines

10:30 a.m., Sunday, March 1, "Looking Through the Cross" -- The Cross and Me

What does the cross mean to you? We'll discover that there are different ways Christians look at the cross of Jesus. We will also explore what crucifixion meant in Jesus' day and how that understanding of the cross shaped Jesus' story.

10:30 a.m., Sunday, March 8, "Looking Through the Cross" . -- Looking Through Peter

As we read the gospel stories about Jesus' death and the events surrounding it, the gospel writers keep coming back, over and over, to Jesus' disciple Peter. In this session we will try to view the story of Jesus' death through Peter's eyes. In doing this, we will discover one of the earliest ways Jesus' followers came to understand the meaning of Jesus' death and resurrection.

Wednesday, Bible Study

9:30 a.m.

Thursday, Praying the Scriptures and Centering Prayer

9:30 a.m.

Note: Service times for feast days and celebrations will be posted as they arise.

** Lenten Soup Suppers and Worship -- Please join us every Wednesday evening beginning March 4, through April 1, at 6:15 p.m. for a potluck soup supper. You may bring a pot of soup, loaf of bread, or a dessert to share. You are not required to bring anything but please join us anyway. There is always plenty to go around. Worship after the Soup Supper begins with "Centering Prayer" at 7 p.m. followed by Lenten service at 7:15 p.m.

First Lenten Soup Supper and Worship -- Wednesday, March 4, Soup Supper at 6:15 p.m.; Worship at 7 p.m.

God Sightings -- Each week we will be looking for signs of God's presence in the world. This week: Where are you seeing acts of kindness? We'll talk about what we've seen at Soup Supper.

What are services like?

Check out our service bulletins on this Page. This will show the order of worship. We alternate between Traditional service and a more Contemporary service. The Contemporary service will include an ensemble of praise singers and praise band. At all services a projection and audio system are used.

How should I dress?

A lot of people, women and men, will be wearing jeans. You will see people in shorts when the weather is warm. A few men wear a suit or blazer and a button-down shirt with dockers. Some women will wear skirts or capris and dresses while a couple of others will be wearing their Sunday finest sometimes topped off by an amazing hat. You are an individual your choice of church wear can be just as individually defining.

The children?

We welcome children in worship as vital members of the body of Christ. All children are invited to attend worship with their parents or guardians and sit near the front so they can see something other than the backs of adults! A cry room/nursery is located just outside the sanctuary. Parents/guardians are welcome to walk with their children or to utilize the cry room/nursery as needed. Children's activity bags are available at the entrance to the sanctuary. For safety's sake, we must insist that parents/caregivers accompany younger children if they leave the sanctuary for any reason during worship.

What happens before and after services?

Sunday mornings are a time for both community building and worship. Before and after Sunday morning service we offer coffee and conversation just outside the nave in the vestibule as an opportunity for members and visitors to meet and talk about themselves and their involvement in the community. The pastor is available for coffee and conversation after the service as we exit the nave. At 10:30 there is an Adult Bible Study in the lower level of the church. On the first Sunday of every month you will be able to stop by the nursery/cry room beginning at 10:15 a.m. and visit with a Registered Nurse who is available to take your blood pressure. Thank you for joining our community for worship and fellowship!!!

How can I support the church?

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