Announcements

Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty Bulletin Blurb– July 12, 2026
America 250 designated July 4th as “Giving 4th” - a movement to transform Independence Day into the largest single day of charitable giving in U.S. history. You still can donate to the Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty. See www.LCRLFreedom.org/donate.  


Outreach Opportunity

Kids Empowered on the Move (KEOTM) is an organization that helps Oakland County homeless families living in poverty. St. Stephen church member, Kerry Cottone, works for this non-profit organization. KEOTM relies on volunteers who assist with food & clothing distribution, furniture, emergency shelter, eviction prevention, summer book drive, holiday events and more. There are many opportunities to serve and donation of funds are welcome. To donate, go to kidsempoweredonthemove.org/donate. 

If you are interested in volunteering or have any questions, 

please contact Kerry at 248-709-7607 or kerry@kidsempoweredonthemove.org


One Day Rummage & Bake Sale-Friday, August 28, 2026

Donation Drop Off/Set Up– Wed. August 26,  5-8pm

                                                       Thurs. August 27, 8:30-8pm

Sale Day– Friday, August 28, 8:30am-7pm 

It’s time to start thinking about cleaning out those closets, garages, basements and cupboards! Donations of clean used clothing, furniture, books, music, knick-knacks, household items, toys, tools, sports equipment, etc. 

This is a church wide event.

 Smiling faces will be needed to help with set up, greeting, 

sorting, straightening, cashiering, & clean up.

 *Watch Here For Information About Volunteer Sign Up & Donation Drop Off Times* 

Questions? Contact Cherri Barrett  248-202-8447


St. Stephen Church Picnic: Sunday, September 13th 12:00pm

 Independence Oaks County Park 9501 Sashabaw Road, Clarkston

 Trailside Shelter Picnic Area  

More details coming soon! 


Open Door North @ St. Stephen 

We are open one day a week on Tuesdays at 10:00am

Those who are unable to volunteer on Tuesdays can volunteer at Open Door’s Main Outreach Center

 at 7124 Cooley Lake Road, Waterford.

What can you do to help? 

· Volunteer– Contact our on-site coordinator, Jackie Reddick 616-915-9047

· Spread the Word– Encourage those in need of help to call Tina Davis, Client Services Manager, 248-360-2930 x 102. 

· DonateWe need full size shampoo/conditioner, body wash, lotion, cleaning products, and maual can openers.

· Pray-Please continue to pray for our partnership with Open Door, for the volunteers and staff, and for those we are                  helping in our community!


Worship When You Can’t Be Here: Worship Anew

Do you or a loved one find it difficult to join us in person for Sunday service? Whether it’s due to health, mobility, or travel, you can remain connected to God’s Word and our community of faith. Worship Anew is a weekly, 30-minute Lutheran worship service 

designed specifically for aging adults and those who are homebound. 

How to Watch or  Listen:

· Television: Detroit - WKBD 50 (CW) - Sunday 8:00 AM

· Streaming: Watch anytime on YouTube, the Worship Anew App or directly at WorshipAnew.org

· By Phone: If you don’t have internet or cable, you can listen to the latest service 24/7 by calling (888) 286-8002 or (260) 440-8476

If you know someone who could benefit from this resource, please share this information with them.

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