St Stephen's Episcopal Church
Community Outreach Program
We are pleased to announce we are partnering with
Farm Share, Pasco County Sheriff's Dept,
Pasco Sheriff's Charities, Pasco County NAACP,
The Gentlemen's Course and
Samaritan Corporation of Pasco County to be the
distribution site on Sept. 12, 9 AM for
Free Food Distribution
(more information below)
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The need for food donations continue. Please, consider picking up just one or two
nonperishable food items to donate to our food collection.
Donations can be dropped off on Sundays during Mass times,
the Parish office during open hours and at our
thrift shop, open Monday - Saturday 10AM - 2PM
Thank you.
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From our generous church members and friends of St. Stephen's,
we were able to donate bookbags, blankets, water bottles, socks and underwear
to the Head Start program at James M. Marlowe Elementary School
for over 70 students. Check out the pictures below!
Thank you all for your generosity in the donations and to the volunteers.
You are all a blessing to the students and teachers.
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Annual Thanksgiving food drive of non-perishable food donated to local food pantry
The 2023 food drive is now closed. The donations were delivered to First United
Methodist Churn in New Port Richey. The SUV was packed thanks to church members,
neighbors, thrift shop customers, groups and more.
Thank you Jack and Matthew for loading the car and Melanie for
delivering it.
It was a huge outpouring of love and support to
our brothers and sisters in need.
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Non-perishable food is collected throughout the year for the local food pantry
located at First United Methodist Church, New Port Richey.
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"The Giving Tree" collection of Christmas gifts for children in Head Start and PVK
at James M. Marlowe Elementary School
THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR RESPONSE
TO THIS YEAR'S ANGEL GIVING TREE
Over 70 gifts were collected for James M. Marlowe Elementary School's students
in the Head Start Program and PVK
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Photos from previous food donations to
First United Methodist Church
Rev. Hunter with Pastor Betty Baley of First United Church
The group from St. Stephens with a few
First United Methodist Church Parishioners
Rev. Hunter with Pastor Batey.
Second from left is Vonnie Maytum who is head of
the Food Pantry
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