Harrowing Of Hell

Men’s Retreat–Conversations with God & One Another

  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

Staff Changes at Epiphany

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

September 12: Annual Fall Kickoff Picnic!

We hope to see you on Sunday in the courtyard after the 11:00 am service for food fellowship and fun, with a special guest, The Reptile Man! There will be henna tattoos and delicious food. We are providing burgers, hot dogs, side dishes, and more!  See friends old and new and mingle with ministry leaders. If

Update to COVID-19 Check-In Process

We are no longer requiring registration for the in-person services. All attendees will need to check-in and will be seated by an usher. Please arrive early to ease the seating process. Social distancing and mask are required. If you have special needs, please contact Diane Carlisle at verger@epiphanyseattle.org, and we will accommodate you. This includes

YWCA Adopt-A-Family Sign-Ups Are Here!

Sherilyn Peterson   As far back as I can remember, Epiphany has generously helped YWCA shelter families with seasonal giving.  Parishioners provide cheery Easter baskets. At the end of Summer we provision, stuff and deliver back-to-school backpacks. We collect pumpkins, costumes, candy and carving toys for Halloween.  We provide generous baskets of food to families

Communion & Unity Under God

This November, we will hold fast to the reality of our interconnectedness across time, place, and preference in a series of worship and prayer opportunities.     All Saints Day & Baptisms November 1 | 9:00 & 11:15 am | Church   This is a major feast day of the church and is also a

Annual Appeal 2021

Dear Epiphany,   The role of the church in these shifting, divisive, anxiety-provoking times is TO BE. To be church. To be the loving community. It is our duty to be here – more than a leader, or a moral arbitrator, or an advocate, or instigator – but as a permanent spiritual center of gravity.

Morning Prayer

Join us weekdays at 7:30 am for morning prayer on zoom.    The Daily Office can help center you in the morning before you begin your busy day. It is based on the ancient practice of prescribed daily times of prayer. The name comes from the Latin officium divinum, meaning “divine office” or “divine duty.”

Fasting in October

We are fasting for peace and unity and reconciliation. The fast will take place each of the five Fridays in October. The fast will include abstinence from food for a 24-hour period of time, starting at sunset Thursday evening and breaking at sunset Friday evening. The fast will be broken with the Eucharist each Friday