Rejoicing in a Risen Savior – Serving a Living Lord – Awaiting a Coming King

Bishop McConnell installed Rev. Esposito as our new Priest on Sunday, March 31, 2019. Confirmation and a Baptism were also part of this special day, as well as sending our Deacon, Julie Smith, out to serve at a new church.
Mission
St. Stephen’s mission is to imitate Christ in everything we do.
History
St. Stephen’s has been a witness to Christ in the eastern suburbs of Pittsburgh for over 120 years. It began as a mission of Calvary Episcopal Church in Shadyside. It has a beautiful old-fashioned sanctuary built in 1903 and a large parish hall with classrooms, a dining room, and a library. Over the years the surrounding community has gone through many changes, and St. Stephen’s continues to offer the love of Jesus to all who seek a better life.
St. Stephen’s is the local Episcopal church for the following communities and neighborhoods: Edgewood, Swissvale, Churchill, Wilkinsburg, Regent Square, and Point Breeze. We welcome visitors from those neighborhoods and beyond.
Introducing our new Priest – Rev. Chuck Esposito
Meet our new Priest, Rev. Chuck Esposito. Rev. Esposito, or as we call him, Father Chuck, began his new ministry with us on Sunday February 3, 2019.
The link below is Rev. Esposito’s introduction to us with his own brief biography.
Rev. Chuck Esposito biography 2019-02-21
Here is a link to our Search Page for more details.
Please continue to pray for all of us. God is good and bigger than all of us. We trust in Him to teach us, lead us and shepherd us in His ways, revealing His truth to us. Grace and peace to us all.
Father Chuck’s installation as St. Stephen’s Priest, with Bishop Dorsey McConnell, on Sunday, March 31, 2019.

Bishop consecrates Scarlett Miller into the family of God. The parents, Jason & Christy Miller look on. Father Chuck and Deacon Julie Smith assist our Bishop.

Hugo McKinley Laufer’s Baptism with Mom, Jamie McKinley & Dad, Yanai Laufer. Jamie’s mom is Kathy Mulligan