Parkshore is a thriving senior living community in Madison Park, where each Sunday morning at 9:30 am, a special event unfolds in the Parkshore media room, bringing the spirit of fellowship and worship alive. More than two decades ago, a beautiful journey began with the dedication of Robin Mondares, who regularly visited an ailing parishioner
Last Sunday, Epiphany’s Director of Music, Zach Hemenway, walked the parish through 500 years of the Anglican choral tradition that forms the basis of Choral Evensong today. This took place directly after the weekly Choral Evensong service which we celebrate at 5:30 pm every Sunday. You can watch Zach’s talk below. Scroll down for
At Epiphany, we believe that pilgrimage is a spiritual exercise. Not sure what that means? Learn more here! For more information and/or to sign up for any of these pilgrimages, please email Diane at dcarlisle@epiphanyseattle.org. The United Kingdom: Join fellow pilgrims from Epiphany for a transformative walking pilgrimage through the heart of the UK. Beginning
Join us for a six-month journey of Christian formation, designed to prepare adults and older youth candidates for baptism, confirmation, or reception into the Episcopal Church. We’ll meet twice a month on Sundays (4:00 – 5:30 pm) for conversation, prayer, scripture, and study using Walk in Love: Episcopal Beliefs and Practices. Guided by lay leaders,
Googling for “Evensong” and found yourself here? Whether you’re a Warframe gamer or seeking spiritual reflection, you’ve have a place at Epiphany. Two Worlds, One Beautiful Word If you’ve landed on this page, there’s a good chance you were searching for one of two things: information about the Evensong bow in Warframe, or details about
On Sunday, June 29, immediately following Choral Evensong at Epiphany, the Evensong Choir jumped in cars and drove to Horizon House on First Hill. There, we had the pleasure of singing Evensong again, in Horizon House’s Anderson Hall. Kelli Martin, Epiphany’s Chaplin at Horizon House presided. 117 people attended the Evensong including some Horizon House
Did you know that St. Bernard’s Chapel at Snoqualmie Pass was made possible thanks to the vision of Webb and Virginia Moffett, members of Epiphany Parish? In the late 1950s, as skiing at Snoqualmie transitioned from train travel to individual motorists, the Moffetts saw the need for a chapel where skiers could worship without giving up
Evensong at Epiphany, with its soaring choral music and gentle atmosphere, is quickly becoming one of our most beloved services for newcomers and long-time parishioners alike. But where did it come from, and how has it evolved through the centuries? As we shared in our “beginner’s guide,” making and sharing resources to help familiarize Seattle
This Pentecost sermon invites us to reflect on what it means to live in a “post-truth” world—a cultural landscape where feelings and opinions often masquerade as facts, and truth feels fragmented and elusive. Doyt challenges us to see this moment not as a crisis for the Church, but as an opportunity to rediscover and share