Category: Service and Outreach

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,

Congratulations, Epiphany! We are now a “Community Partner” with Sound Foundations NW. As such, we have our very own banner hanging now at “The Hope Factory.” Our Epiphany team has been building there the second Saturday of every month for almost two years. In addition, your generous donations in 2022 allowed us to pay for

As of Friday, February 24, gifts to Have a Heart reached a record $119,847. The Service & Outreach Team is grateful beyond words for your generosity and also humbled by the trust you place in us to ensure that these funds do the greatest good.   As equally important to us as the dollars raised

At Epiphany this past Sunday, the Reverend Joseph Constant, founder and president of the Haiti Micah Project, celebrated the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his prophetic call for justice for all people. Father Constant, a native of Haiti and now serving as the Rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Beltsville, Maryland,

The Service & Outreach Team invites you to join us after Choral Evensong on three Sundays in January. Each evening we will highlight a ministry partner serving neighbors beyond our country’s borders. And we feed you!   January 8—Holly Boone recaps her October trip with the American Friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem (AFEDJ).

It’s not about who’s naughty or nice! These are the good gifts our church has given this year:   + Gift bags with warm winter items for women at Angeline’s Day Center + Thanksgiving dinner and children’s school supplies for families living in YWCA housing + Fresh produce every week for more than 300 low-income

Parishioners Ann Beck and Holly Boone traveled in November to the mountains of Guatemala to attend the graduation of 9th and 11th graders at Nicolás Christian School.   Epiphany was honored at the ceremonies for the scholarship aid our church has provided in this poor, remote area where free public education ends at 6th grade.