I am so excited to be the new Transitional Priest-in-Charge here at St. Stephen’s and the Vine. My priority is to get to know the people who worship here on Sundays and everyone who participates in ministries at St. Stephen’s and the Vine.
Clergy News: Getting to Know You Read Post »
Deacon Loretta Go offers ways we can help our community as recovery continues from the May 16 tornado.
Tornado Recovery Continues: Ways you can help Read Post »
Read a heartfelt farewell from the Rev. Aaron Rogers and see photos from our parish celebration.
A Final Message from Fr. Aaron Read Post »
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe and Diocesan Bishop Deon Johnson offer messages of hope for this Easter season.
Easter 2025 Messages from our Bishop and Presiding Bishop Read Post »
Good Friday is one of those emotionally charged days. Of course, one can ignore the sad days and just celebrate Palm Sunday and Easter. But to ignore Good Friday and its significance robs one of understanding the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus… his act of love and selflessness that is the foundation of our Christian belief and the hope of resurrection.
Clergy Reflection: A Good Friday Meditation Read Post »
The Rev. Aaron Rogers announces he will be leaving St. Stephen’s and the Vine for a new position in the Diocese of Southern Ohio.
A Pastoral Letter from the Rev. Aaron Rogers Read Post »
The Lenten season is almost at an end. After a period of intense spiritual devotion, fasting, and renewal, we begin our journey to the center of the faith. Our celebration of Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday on April 13.
Clergy Reflection: Journey to the center of our faith Read Post »
As we embark on the third week of Lent, it’s a perfect time to contemplate our individual spiritual journeys. Many of us decide to drop our habits or take on new commitments during this reflective season. This suggests a vital quality of perseverance.
Clergy Reflection: Embracing Perseverance on our Lenten Journey Read Post »
Deacon Loretta Go explains why Recovery Sunday is more than just a date on a calendar. It serves as a symbol of hope and healing.
Clergy Reflection: Recovery Sunday Read Post »
The Rev. Aaron Rogers explains the tradition of Candlemas and encourages us to be a light in our world.
Clergy Reflection: Carrying Light Read Post »
