Epiphany’s Theology of Artificial Intelligence
How a 2023 sermon series, a Summit, and Sunday Forums shaped Epiphany’s theology of AI—and why wisdom remains a human vocation.
How a 2023 sermon series, a Summit, and Sunday Forums shaped Epiphany’s theology of AI—and why wisdom remains a human vocation.
How the story of a boy named Matthew Dyer gave shape to Epiphany’s theology of the soul: every person is a soul first, equal before God.
The Epiphany Choir will spend a week in residency singing choral services in Canterbury Cathedral, preceded by two days at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin. While the choir sings Eucharist and Evensong on a regular basis at Epiphany, being the resident choir in one of England’s great cathedrals is an even more meaningful venture where
Who is the “disciple whom Jesus loved”? Epiphany’s ongoing exploration of Lazarus as the Beloved Disciple of John’s Gospel.
Everyone is on a spiritual journey, and everyone belongs. Explore the four core aphorisms that shape life and practice at Epiphany.
Every Tuesday, Epiphany’s preaching team meets for the Sermon Review — critiquing last week’s message and shaping the next, twelve days out.
Where did “the Learning Church” come from, and what does it actually mean? Jad Baaklini traces the phrase back to its first sermon.
Sundays in October · 10:00 – 11:30 am · Christie House Library A four-session class for parishioners in their 20s and 30s who want to get more comfortable with how money actually works. Each session tackles a different foundational topic, led by financial experts from within the parish. October 4 · Budgeting: Practical tools for
Wednesdays | 7:30 – 8:00 am | Chapel For years before the pandemic, a small group gathered in the Chapel on Wednesday mornings to sit silently together. That practice quietly ended in 2020 and never resumed. Beginning Wednesday, September 2, Morning Meditation returns, to be held by Michael Megalli and John Neff. Michael and John