Congratulations Charissa!
On June 15, Charissa Bradstreet will be ordained a priest at Saint Mark’s Cathedral. She has been an active leader in the life of Epiphany Parish for 12 years, and… Read More
New Sacred Ground Groups Forming
Sacred Ground is a journey with each other and with God through the painful history of race and racism in the United States. As we return from the Great… Read More
Rector’s Summer Reading
Dear Epiphany, As summer sets upon us, I hope you have an opportunity to do some reading. Maybe you’ll even join me in reading Timothy Keller’s new book Hope in… Read More
Service & Outreach Grants for Community Engagement!
Some parishioners are actively involved in projects and organizations that they have asked Service & Outreach to fund. Because of your generous giving at our Have a Heart fundraiser in… Read More
Gaza Still Needs Our Support
The Service & Outreach team recently sent a gift of $25,000 to American Friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem (AFEDJ). Here is a word of thanks from John Lent,… Read More
Book Review: John Lewis and the Power Of Hope—Racial Reconciliation Library
Jon Meacham’s His Truth is Marching On: John Lewis And The Power Of Hope Judith Mayotte, Ph.D. Jon Meacham, distinguished author and Canon Historian Elect of the Washington National… Read More
Choosing Safer Church: Guidelines from CDC
Dear Epiphany It may be that as quickly as the pandemic came upon us it will recede out from under us here in the United States. The miracle is… Read More
Racial Reconciliation Library—A New Timely Book
We just received a copy of Sophie Williams’ new book “Anti-Racist Ally: an Introduction to Activism and Action.” This pocket-sized guide gives straightforward answers to questions and practical actions you can… Read More
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… Read More