CHURCH
2810 Long Ridge Road
The talents and gifts of the St. Francis community shine through in this beautiful Church building, dedicated in 2001. Parishioners generously contributed their time, talents, and resources to bring this vision to life. The raised floor for the altar is made of movable wooden panels, allowing the altar to be repositioned. When placed at the center, the congregation can gather around it, symbolizing 'eating' together at the Lord's table.
THE HISTORIC CHURCH
503 Old Long Ridge Road

Listed in the Historical Register, St. Francis' Historic Church is a classic example of New England Greek Revival architecture and is thought to be the oldest surviving worship building in Stamford. Originally home to the Universalist Society, it became an Episcopal worship site in 1946. The church's simple, peaceful interior, with its clear windows and natural light, offers a serene connection to the surrounding beauty of creation, making it a cherished place of worship.

THE MEETING ROOM

Next to the Historic Church, connected by a breezeway, is the Meeting Room. This space is used for committee and Vestry meetings and also serves as the office for St. Francis.

THE RECTORY
Adjacent to the Meeting Room is the rectory, one of the historic houses on Old Long Ridge Road. Over the years, it has hosted numerous gatherings for parishioners, filled with fellowship and delicious food!
COLUMBARIUM
503 Old Long Ridge Road
A columbarium is a peaceful space for the respectful storage of urns containing cremated remains. St. Francis has two columbariums, situated in a serene and beautiful setting behind the Historic Church.
A PLACE LIKE HOME
2810 Long Ridge Road
In 2019, we were pleased to welcome our new tenant, A Place Like Home Day Care, to the beautiful school building next to the Church. We are thrilled to share this space with such a loving and well-run daycare.

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