Our classes use an approach to learning called Godly Play. Stories of the Bible and the Church involve the whole child, using all the senses. The children's attention is captured and they watch and listen with fascination and awe. Throughout the year the group will meet at noon on Sundays in the Watermelon Room. Periodically in the afternoons the group will have an activity such as bicycling, hiking, or canoeing.
All children are welcome to come and sing.
The house that Saint Stephen's built to be dedicated This Sunday, September 20 at 2 p.m. on Bower Road in Quincy the home that St. Stephen's built along with the Ingemi family will be dedicated with two other houses at a big Habitat for Humanity celebration. Habitat for Humanity calls the development Granite Village because it is built on an old quarry that has been filled in. The setting is lovely with a pond in the background. Saint Stephen's is the first church on the South Shore to make the extraordinary commitment to build a whole house. We are drawn by a single transforming moment, a ballooning accident, into a world that delineates obsession, challenges how we look at life, what we believe, our relationships with each other, definitions of faith and love, science and the imagination, complacency and fear.