of Tiffany Studios. Architect Henry Holiday designed two of the stained glass windows in the sanctuary in addition to the Venetian glass mosaic of The Last Supper (1887–1889) above the altar. Rectors In the Episcopal Church in the United States of America, the rector is the priest elected to head a self-supporting parish. The Rev. Dr. James Montgomery (1823–1834) The Rev. Dr. H. W. Ducachet (1834–1865) The Rev. Dr. William Rudder (1865–1880) The Rev. Dr. Samuel D. McConnell (1882–1896) The Rev. Dr. Elwood Worcester (1896–1904) The Rev. Dr. Carl E. Grammer (1905–1936) The Rev. Dr. Vincent C. Franks (1937–1939) The Rev. Dr. Alfred W. Price (1942–) The Rev. Roy Hendricks (1971–1983) The Rev. Patricia A. Oglesby, interim (1983–1985) The Rev. Robert A. Schiesler (1985–1990) The Rev. Charles T. Flood Priest-in-Charge and then rector (1990–2016) The Rev. Peter Kountz, PhD, Vicar (2016–2019) and then Priest-in-Residence (2019–present) The Rev. Michael Giansiracusa, Vicar (2019–present) See also St. Peter's Church, Philadelphia Saint Mary's Church, Hamilton Village Lantern Theater Company References Notes External links St. Stephen's Church Philadelphia St. Stephen Church St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church National Register listing for St. Stephen's Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Philadelphia Historical Commission The Immortals of St. Stephen's Church, Philadelphia: A Paper Read at the Parish's 125th Anniversary Dinner (1948) Reports and Financial Statements Rendered at the Annual Parish Meeting of St. Stephen's Church, Philadelphia (1937-1953) Address of Roland S. Morris Delivered at the Centennial Anniversary of St. Stephen's Church, Philadelphia (1923) Service Leaflet for the Presentation of Recent Improvements by Ms. Anne Magee on the 100th Anniversary of the Consecration of St. Stephen's Church, Philadelphia (1923) Service Leaflet for the Presentation of Alternations and Decorations by Ms. Anne Magee at St. Stephen's Church, Philadelphia (1918) The Rich Heritage of 125 Years of Christian Service: St. Stephen's Church in the City of Philadelphia (1948) Churches completed in 1823 19th-century Episcopal church buildings Churches in Philadelphia Episcopal churches in Pennsylvania Properties of religious function on the National Register of Historic Places in Philadelphia Frank Furness buildings Gothic Revival church buildings in Pennsylvania Market East, Philadelphia Churches on the National Register of Historic Places in Pennsylvania