St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
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The
Episcopal Church
The
Unoffical Episcopal
Church Home Page - Long before the national
office got onto the web, this site existed to introduce the
Internet to the Episcopal Church.

The Bible
Bible
Gateway -
Search the Bible in nine languages and multiple Bible versions.
One of the earliest and still best Bible text sites.

The Book of
Common Prayer
Book
of Common Prayer -
1979, 1928, 1892, 1789, & 1786 versions and much more in
various formats.
Book
of Common Prayer - 1979 ASCII (plain text) version.

Prayers
& Readings
The
Daily Office - The Online Daily Office
exists to give busy people a way to particpate in Morning and
Evening Prayer including the readings and psalms for each day (along
with a bit of music!), in English and Spanish. You will also find
Noonday Prayer, Compline, and Devotions for Individuals and
Families here. These rites are based on The Book of Common Prayer.
To be read online or printed out to take with you.
The
Lectionary - A collection of Lectionary
resources for the Episcopal Church. Updated every Sunday night.
The Sunday Eucharistic Lectionary and the Daily Office Lectionary
linked to the readings and psalms for the day.
The Lectionary
Page - This site was created to support all
those who need access to the lesson texts of the Episcopal (ECUSA)
Eucharistic Lectionary. The lessons presented follow the
Episcopal form.
Forward
Movement - The publishers of "Forward
Day-by-Day" among other things. The Anglican cycle of prayer
is online at this website.

Misc.
Documents, Data Bases and Links
General
Convention Documents - Read The Episcopal
Church's recent document on human sexuality.
ECDplus
- Search the Episcopal Clerical Directory online for clergy and
parish data.
Guide
to early Church Documents - This hypertext
document contains pointers to Internet-accessible files relating
to the early church, including canonical documents, Creeds, the
writings of the Apostolic Fathers and other historical texts
relevant to church history.
Episcopalian.org
- Is a website designed to inform and encourage those who support
worldwide evangelism and discipleship in the name of Jesus
Christ, particularly in the Anglican Communion.
Christian
History Institute - 91 Issues of Glimpses a
bulletin insert on church history. Three editions of Pocket
Classics. A clickable calendar: "What Happened On This Date
In Christian History?" and more.
The
Episcopal Presence - A lively collection of
information about the Christian faith and Episcopal tradition.

Special
The
Crucifixion -
John 3:16. This animation has been seen by millions of people.
Viewing this page requires Macromedia's Shockwave and Flash plug-in.
There is a link for downloading the required software on the page. (Java
program)

For Children
& Young Adults
Peek
Through the Window - Information about the
Episcopal Church directed at young adults.
Ministries
with Young People Cluster - The master site
for the ministries with young people office of our church (aka
815 because the real site is 815 Second Ave, New York). The
Cluster works with three groups: Persons under 30; adults who
advocate and work with young people; ministries in higher
education. ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED: Click on the "connecting
with the post-Boomer generations".
A Young
Adult's Look at the Episcopal Church - Are
you looking for a church to call home? Are you just curious about
what the Episcopal Church has to offer? My name is Amy. I'm a
twentysomething "cradle" Episcopalian who would love to
see more young adults in the pews on Sunday mornings.

Gay,
Lesbian, Transgendered & Supportive
Integrity
- National site of the Episcopal Church lesbian & gay
community.

Media
The
Mission Bell Online - A publication of the
Diocese of El Camino Real.
Episcopal
Life - National Episcopal Newspaper.
Odyssey
Channel - Online TV schedule, Kids Corner
& more.
ECTN
- The "Episcopal Cathedral Teleconferencing Network" is
a distributor of acclaimed interactive programming on spiritual
information, continuing education, and professional training for
clergy and laity of the Episcopal Church.
Episcopal
E-Mail Lists - By:
St. Sebastian's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, Melborne Beach,
Florida.

Music
Anglican
Online Hymnal - Texts from six Anglican
hymnals used in the second half of the twentieth century (and
still used today), and some music that you can listen to. (Midi
format)
The
Cyber Hymnal - Over 2,100 Christian hymns
and Gospel songs from many denominations. The most comprehesive
collection of hymns that you can listen to online; this website
includes lyrics along with biographies of the composers and
writers (including pictures of same), scores, history and more. (Midi
format)
The
Silvis Woodshed - A collection of midi files
and tools to help singers learn their notes so that they can be
ready to turn it into music when they go to rehearsal. Not all,
but mostly, classical religious music.
Lutheran
Hymnal.Com - Almost all the music from the
Lutheran Hymnal (& some other Christian hymns) that you can
listen to online. (Midi format)

Stewardship
The Episcopal
Network for Stewardship - A voluntary
network of people who understand the important role of leadership
in realizing a faithful response to God's call to generously
share of our time, talent and treasure to do God's work in the
world.

Anglican
Anglicans
Online - Lots of great resources. If you
need information about anything Anglican, look here first.
Comprehensive news, directories, and information from and about
the Anglican Communion, and then some. The website is searchable.
Updated every Monday morning.

Pictures
& Icons
The
Ecole Initiative - Links to Christian images
stored at various places on the World-Wide Web.
Orthodox
Byzantine Icons - A complete catalog of
icons --mostly ancient-- and other goods from the New Skete
Monastery. (Orthodox) (Commercial site)

Other
Commercial Sites
Church
Publishing - Books, Software, Recordings,
& Online Services. The publishing house of the Episcopal
Church. (Commercial site)
Prayerstones
- Crosses and other symbols in glass from Eileen and Sheldon
Hutchinson. (Commercial site)
Bridge
Building Images - Modern religious &
spiritual gifts. Cards, plaques, photos, icons, posters,
paintings & magnets. (Commercial site)

Humor
Ship of
Fools - The Magazine of Christian Unrest. A
humorous and intelligent look at the Christian Church (90%
Anglican) from the United Kingdom. Updated weekly.

Web Ring
A Web
Ring is a way to link groups of web sites
with mutual interests together, so that anyone interested in a
subject can follow the ring and know that the links will be of
interest to them. Through navigation links found most often at
the bottom of Member pages visitors can travel to all or any of
the sites in a Ring. They can move through a Ring in either
direction, go to the next or previous site, or list the next five
sites in the Ring. They can jump to a random site in the Ring, or
survey all the sites that make up the Ring. The Anglican and
Episcopal Web Ring has been set up for
people that maintain Anglican and Episcopal web sites or are
interested in topics concerned with the Anglican communion. St.
Stephen's Episcopal Church is a member of this ring. See
the bottom of our Home
Page for the navigation buttons.

Planning to visit or move to our area?
Here are some local links:
SLO
Online - San Luis Obispo Online. (Commercial)
Central
Coast.Com - The complete online guide for
Californias Central Coast. (Commercial)
University
Christian Community - The UCC is located at
California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly), behind the
Health Center, San Luis Obispo, California.
California
Polytechnic State University - Cal Poly, San
Luis Obispo, California.
Cuesta
Community College - The "home"
college of San Luis Obispo County, San Luis Obispo, California.

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