The Reverend Joseph M. Constant, founder and president of the Haiti Micah Project, was honored this past Thursday when he received a 2022 United States President’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The Haiti Micah Project is one of Epiphany’s long-standing ministry partners, and our parish can rejoice at Father Constant’s well-deserved recognition for his devotion to desperately
Haiti Micah’s Father Constant Honored for his Work
Service & Outreach Parishioner Grants Awarded
Epiphany’s Service & Outreach Team recently awarded six grants in support of nonprofit organizations nominated by Epiphany parishioners. One organization receiving funding is the Refugee Artisan Initiative in Lake City, where parishioner Ed Emerson is an ardent volunteer. The RAI, which happened to be featured in the September 19 Seattle Times, trains refugee women
Epiphany’s Partners in Jerusalem: Have A Heart 2022
Every February, the Service & Outreach Committee invites the parish to the annual “Have a Heart” celebration following a beautiful Choral Evensong service. This event is the main fundraiser for all of Epiphany’s outreach ministries. This year, Bishop Greg is Epiphany’s guest, highlighting our partners in the Holy Land. You can watch the full service
February 6: Tiny Home Build
Epiphany is building Tiny Homes on Sunday, February 6, 2:00 – 6:00 pm at 5 S Nevada St. We would like to have up to 12 volunteers. You can learn more about the Tiny Homes Mission at this link. Please let Jenny Cummins at jennycummins@gmail.com or Pete Melin at petermelin26@gmail.com know if you’d like to join us. Register
Update on Epiphany’s Sponsorship of an Afghan Refugee Family
The Diocese just connected us with a family from Afghanistan with whom we met last week. They have been here about a month and are living temporarily at an Airbnb, but should be in longer term housing by mid-December. They are a lovely family of six—the parents, two 10 year old twin girls, an 8 year
What is Ruth All About?
We heard, in today’s Old Testament lesson, the beginning of the Book of Ruth. The scene was set, the characters were introduced; the three women in the story lost their husbands; Naomi pleaded with her two daughters-in-law to stay in Moab and find themselves new husbands in their own country while she returned to the
Epiphany is Supporting a Refugee Family from Afghanistan
We are faced with an historic opportunity to make a difference in the lives of refugees from Afghanistan. Epiphany will be working with the Diocese of Olympia to sponsor an Afghan family. But we need your help. Please join parishioners Sherilyn Peterson and Michael Fraas to assist with this initiative. We have scheduled an
Peanut Butter and Jesus
Good morning Christians, seekers, and friends! Good to see you this morning! And thanks so much for joining us in worship whether you are here in the Church or watching us online! Now I know it is rather early to talk about this – especially on a Sunday before brunch, but I am going to
Thoughts and Prayers and…
Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims. Our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved. Our thoughts and prayers are with the hungry. Our thoughts and prayers are with the homeless. “Thoughts and prayers”: a very common phrase these days. We hear about thoughts and prayers for Haiti; thoughts and prayers for Black Lives