New Blog by Rev. Ritsch
 Rev.
Ritsch has started a St. Stephen blog called
“Flowing Streams,” based on Psalm 42: “As a deer
longs for flowing streams, so longs my soul for you,
O Lord.” He’ll keep up a day-to-day account of life
at St. Stephen, the things that make us distinctive
and unique, and look for (and publish!) feedback
from any and all on some of the challenges and
possibilities facing our congregation, our
community, and the world. Please visit it
here,
and feel free to throw in your own two-cents worth
at!
New Members at St. Stephen
St. Stephen welcomes the following new members:
Marsha Strait and daughter Ashleigh
Stephen and Annie-Laurie Klein
J.C. Kang and Jung Lee
 Thursday
Bible Study
Join Rev. Ritsch on Thursdays at noon in the
Eastminster Room (Education Building) for Bible
study. Bring a bag lunch and enjoy a lively
discussion and reflection of the Bible with other
inquisitive students. The group is continuing their
study of the Book of Acts.
St.
Stephen on Facebook
 St. Stephen Presbyterian Church now
has a presence on the leading social networking website,
Facebook.
Facebook is a place where users and organizations can come
together in networks to interact with each other. Facebook
users can also add friends and send them messages, and
update their personal profile to notify friends about
themselves.
St. Stephen will be leveraging Facebook to communicate with
friends and "fans" (a Facebook term), including TCU
students, about the activities taking place in the church.
Facebook also allows users to discuss ideas and opinions
using the Discussion Board, share their favorite pictures
and videos related to St. Stephen, learn about upcoming
events such as special services and Special Series events,
and share their thoughts about the church and their faith on
the St. Stephen Facebook forum known as "The Wall".
To begin using
Facebook,
you'll need to create a profile (it's free!), set up your
profile with some basic information about yourself, search
for St. Stephen Presbyterian Church to become a "fan" of the
page, start finding and communicating with your friends on
Facebook, and participate. That's it!
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Service Opportunities for TCU Students
Have you been considering getting involved with Habitat for
Humanity? Do you have some free time to help serve the
guests at Room in the Inn, or serve dinner to the residents
of Ft. Worth's Samaritan House? If you've been considering
ways to get involved, check out the broad range of service
opportunities available through St. Stephen. And you don't
need to be a member - just have a desire to get involved.
Click
here to see the full list.
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