St. Stephen Presbyterian Church

About this church

St. Stephen Presbyterian Church is a PC(USA) congregation near TCU known for progressive theology, liturgical worship, musical excellence, inclusion, and community service. Its Gothic cathedral-style home dates to the congregation’s 1950 move and renaming. The church helped inspire Fort Worth’s Presbyterian Night Shelter and later co-founded Tarrant County’s Room in the Inn ministry for neighbors experiencing homelessness.

Sunday worship begins at 10:30 a.m. in the nave with procession, choirs, special music, Communion, Scripture, hymns, a sermon, and a moment for young disciples. Nursery care is available 9:00 a.m.–noon; worship bags and family seating are alternatives for children staying in worship. The homepage and worship page place all-age formation at 9:15–10:15, while the detailed formation page says Godly Play for prekindergarten through fifth grade meets 9:45–10:25. Families should confirm that conflict. Youth in grades six through twelve meet Sunday 11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. and Wednesday 6:00–8:00. Visitor spaces are near the front doors, and dress ranges from suits to brunch casual. Public pages do not explain general accessibility, child check-in, secure pickup, volunteer screening, livestreaming, Communion frequency, or worship length.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official Sunday-worship page, current hour, liturgy, music, Communion, nursery, · Official formation page, Godly Play timing conflict and youth schedule · Official visitor page, PC(USA) affiliation, mission, parking, dress, greeters, a · Official history page, 1950 move, Gothic sanctuary, Night Shelter, and Room in t

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