Dear Epiphany, Our second walking pilgrimage of the summer has now come to an end. Nine pilgrims began walking in Melrose, Scotland. We walked part of the Borders Abbeys Way stopping to reflect at Melrose Abbey, Dryburgh Abbey, Kelso Abbey, and Jedburgh Abbey. From Jedburgh we continued our walk along St. Cuthbert’s Way out
Dear Epiphany, Words cannot describe how glorious your Epiphany choir sounded at Saint Paul’s Cathedral in London. I heard over and over again from people who attend Evensong at Saint Paul’s regularly and over the years, that this was one of the best visiting choirs that they had heard sing Evensong there. And mind you,
You are invited to join us at the 2023 Men’s Retreat on October 6-8 at beautiful St. Andrew’s House on Hood Canal. Need convincing? Here are three terrific reasons to join us at the Men’s Retreat: 2023 MEN’S RETREAT SPEAKER AND FACILITATOR, BROTHER DENNIS GIBBS. Brother Dennis Gibbs has a compelling personal story of heartbreak
Dear Epiphany, I have just returned from what turns out to have been the twelfth organized pilgrimage from Epiphany. Twelve of us walked the 75 km from Rochester Cathedral to Canterbury Cathedral. It took four days and we covered anywhere from 10 to 18 miles per day. As always, the camaraderie was thick amongst the
Dear Epiphany, I writing to you from the UK, as I and many of our parish walk the Canterbury trail. The other day, I saw on my Instagram feed a photo of the sun setting in Maui. I had taken it a few years back when Kristin and I were there on vacation. While
Have you ever wanted to read the whole Bible through or wondered how all of the stories fit together? Come join us on our ‘read the Bible in a year’ adventure, starting in September. Here are the ways in which you may participate. You may choose one or all of the options. Follow the One-Year
Dear Epiphany, Greetings from the other side of the pond. Twelve Epiphany pilgrims have just finished their walk from Rochester Cathedral to Canterbury Cathedral. We enjoyed good weather, good accommodations, and excellent food. But more than that we enjoyed wonderful fellowship and learning more about our Anglican heritage. The most important thing that happened
Your gifts at Have a Heart this past February added up to a whopping $130,848! Now those gifts are making an outsized impact on innumerable lives here at home and far away. When Epiphany’s check for $15,000 reached the Haiti Micah Project’s Virginia office, Sarah Desir (the office’s sole staff member) replied with the message,
Dear Epiphany Family, I am excited to join you as the Associate Rector of Epiphany. I have had the privilege of serving as your seminary intern over the last two years. I could not be more excited to be joining the staff full-time. As Associate Rector, I will lead Christian Education and Spiritual Formation