Harrowing Of Hell

YWCA Thanksgiving Drive: Deadline November 8

Fall is definitely here. Birds are migrating. Trees are turning. The Mariners are taking our breath away in the playoff season. Kids are in school, and church is back in full swing. Despite the political thunder clouds, there are these comforting rhythms of the Season. There is also a deep need to focus on our local community

Doyt Conn at the Faithful Futures of AI Conference

Doyt was away this week playing a leading role at the Faithful Futures conference in Minneapolis, where faith leaders from across denominations gathered to explore the ethics and spiritual dimensions of Artificial Intelligence. During a morning session, Doyt posed a profound question to attendees: If an artificial being could be created with human-like skills but

An Ecclesiastical Engagement of Wonder About the Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Spiritual Journey of the Christian Church

This article was featured in the ‘AI and the Church‘ summit proceedings document. Click here to learn more. In August of 2024, Epiphany Parish of Seattle became the epicenter of an unprecedented dialogue about Artificial Intelligence (AI) as it now sits at the intersection of faith and technology. The AI and the Church Summit bore

AI & What it Means to Be Human

Have you seen Doyt’s talk on AI and what it means to be human? This was presented as part of “Big Questions About AI and the Church,” an event organized by the Rev. Dr. Andy Morgan, who was a guest of Epiphany’s some months ago. You can see Andy’s forum and much more on the

Volunteer Opportunity at Parkshore in Madison Park

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

The Catechumenate Process: Starting in September

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,

Epiphany’s Snowy Connection

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

Welcoming Zoe to Epiphany!

Zoe Jordan was born in Seattle during a snowstorm and grew up in western Washington in the 90s. She has lived in California for over a decade, but she is thrilled to return to Seattle this year and take on the role of campus caretaker at Epiphany! We are excited for the parish to meet

Welcoming Cadence to Epiphany Staff!

Dear Epiphany, It is with tremendous excitement that I get to announce Cadence Moore joining the Epiphany staff as Lay Ministry Coordinator.  When I returned to Epiphany last summer, I was tasked with the oversight of all programs and ministries related to children, youth, and families. In the post-COVID world, that has been a challenge.