“With the reading of such words, no sermon was needed, although Epiphany’s rector Rev. Doyt Conn, Jr., delivered a delightful and personal welcome. It turned out that Tutu was graduation speaker at Conn’s seminary graduation. On that same day, Conn found he was to become a father. He and his wife agreed that, if a
On January 16, 2022 at 5:30 pm, Epiphany will celebrate the life of Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu. This is a worthy celebration because of who he was, what he did, and what he taught. It is an appropriate memorial made more poignant in that it is celebrated on the weekend we remember Dr. Martin Luther
“Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, you have a place at Epiphany.” We’re reminded of that each time we gather, and as Episcopalians, we understand the usefulness of hearing things over and over so they “work the earth of our heart.” But how often do we talk about our journeys? Coffee hour is a
During this holiday season, Sunday Evensong will be on hiatus until January 9 while Thursday Evensong resumes on January 13. So why not enjoy our latest digital offering this Christmas break? “Evensong at Epiphany” is an audio podcast you can listen to on-the-go. It is currently available on the following apps and platforms–you can
The Diocese just connected us with a family from Afghanistan with whom we met last week. They have been here about a month and are living temporarily at an Airbnb, but should be in longer term housing by mid-December. They are a lovely family of six—the parents, two 10 year old twin girls, an 8 year
Face to Face: Conversations with God and One Another Dates: December 3, 4, and 5 Location: St. Andrew’s Retreat Center on Hood Canal Facilitator: The Rev. Dr. Ronald David, MD For this prayerful and contemplative retreat, the Reverend Ronald David MD will offer a framework for reflecting on our individual and collective experiences
“In my Lakota culture we have a word, “wolakota,” that refers to the state when all things are in right-relationship: when we are in right-relationship with ourselves, with each other, with the Creator, and with creation. It is through this cultural lens that I view our work toward becoming beloved community, our work toward justice,
Dear Epiphany, We have been fortunate over the years to work with some truly dedicated and talented leaders. So it is bittersweet that I announce three resignations that are happening at our Parish: Amanda Eap, Naomi Woodrum, and Ruth Anne Garcia. Every leaving is unique and personal, representing a hope in each person’s heart
We are faced with an historic opportunity to make a difference in the lives of refugees from Afghanistan. Epiphany will be working with the Diocese of Olympia to sponsor an Afghan family. But we need your help. Please join parishioners Sherilyn Peterson and Michael Fraas to assist with this initiative. We have scheduled an