Community groups currently sharing use of St Stephen’s

• Age Concern
• Al-Anon
• Alcoholics Anonymous
• Amnesty International
• Anthony Nolan Trust
   
• British Legion
• Budhist Pure Hand
   
• CAFOD
• Cats Protection
• Children's Society
• Christian Aid
• Circus Berzercus
• Corrymeela Community
   
• Deaf Community
• Devon Art Storm
• Devon County Council
• Devon Lupus Group
• Devon United Women
• Diabetes UK
• Domestic Abuse (DCC)
• Drewsteignton Youth Club
   
• Emmanuel School
• Epilepsy Action
• Excel Ladies Twinning Group
• Exeter Appligué Group
• Exeter Art Society
• Exeter Choral Society
• Exeter Chorale
• Exeter City Council
• Exeter College (Art)
• Exeter Credit Union
• Exeter Girl Guides
• Exeter Leukaemia Fund
• Exeter Steiner School
• Exeter Street Pastors
• Exeter Suzuki Group
• Exeter Trefoil Guild
• Exeter University (Drama)
   
• Fairtrade
• Foxhayes Play Club
• Friends of Guiding
• Friends of Heavitree Church
• Fuchsia Society

• Guild of Health
• Guinness Care & Support
   
• Heavitree W. I.
• Honiton Hospital
• Hospiscare
   
• Mint Methodist Church
• Moose International
   
• Over-eaters Anonymous
   
• Parish of Central Exeter
• Police & Hospital Players
   
• Rainbow Living
• Real Food
• Red Cross
• Refugee Support Group
• RSPCA
   
• Salvation Army
• Shilhay Community
• Society of Friends
• Sourdough Theatre
• St Andrew's, Exwick
• St David's Hill Playgrounp
• St James' Fellowship
• St Luke's, Countess Wear
• St Michael's, Heavitree
• St Michael's Mount Dinham
• St Petrock’s Centre for the Homeless
• St Stephen's Community Choir
• St Thomas Hospice Support Group
• St Thomas W.I.
• St Vincent de Paul Society
• SW Camerata - Young Strings
   
• Teams International (Kenya)
• The Knit-In
   
• United Reformed Church
• United Nations Assoc.
• Upton Pyne Church

St Stephen's is open and in use seven days a week.

This list is for 2010
 

'The scores of community groups sharing use of St Stephen's Church in Exeter High Street
is a testament to the love and care we hold for each other' 
Rt Revd Michael Langrish, Bishop of Exeter

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