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Episcopal Identity

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St. Stephen's Episcopal School welcomes students, faculty and staff from many religious backgrounds and practices.

We are a diocesan school of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, and our daily chapel services are in the Episcopal tradition. However, we thrive on diversity, emphasizing the value and dignity of our students' diverse individual religious practices and spiritual needs. We encourage members of every spiritual tradition to seek clarity about their own beliefs and to honor their own traditions more fully and faithfully in their lives.

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School Prayer 

Create in this school on a hill, Lord, respect for the earth, peace for its people, love in our lives, delight in the good, and forgiveness for past wrongs. Seeing our life as a journey together, empower us to make a difference in the world, with open minds, open hearts, and open doors. We pray in the name of the One who knows us and loves us. Amen.

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Pillars of Our Episcopal Identity

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Our Partnership with St. Etienne, Salmadère, Haïti

In 2003, a small group of St. Stephen’s students and faculty members ventured to a rocky hillside village called Salmadère in a remote area of the Central Plateau of Haiti, near the border with the Dominican Republic. Then-Head of School Rev. Roger Bowen was invited to consider a partnership between St. Stephen’s and the Episcopal Diocese of Haiti with a new church and school called St. Etienne: St. Stephen’s in Kreyòl. Over time, the school became the anchor of the Salmadère community. Twenty years later, the school–along with other nonprofits and organizations now enriching and strengthening the community–is the ongoing fulfillment of a dream.

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Meet the Head Chaplain

The Rev. Aimée Eyer-Delevett

S.T.M., General Theological Seminary
M.Div., Candler School of Theology at Emory University
B.A., Wellesley College

The Rev. Aimée Eyer-Delevett has served the St. Stephen's campus as head chaplain and Theology instructor since August 2022. Prior to that, Rev. Aimée served as rector of All Saints-by-the Sea Episcopal Church and Parish School in Santa Barbara, California. She is a proud product of Episcopal School education, having graduated from Episcopal Day School of Christ Church Parish in Pensacola, Florida. 

The Rev. Aimee Eyer-Delevett

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