Epiphany Blog

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

In all honesty, I have struggled to write this short sermon.  And it hasn’t been because of typical reasons, for example, performance anxiety, or the fact that this is the… Read More

Society teaches us to set our sights on a goal and to organize life around the achievement of that goal, in the same way that you might choose a point… Read More

Oscar Romero was a gifted communicator. His talent and bravery as a preacher would be his lasting legacy as a leader of the El Salvadorian church and witness to God’s… Read More

Today we celebrate a saint that is arguably the most famous symbol in the church, maybe even more beloved than Old Saint Nick, in his strong cultural significance as the… Read More

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times….” In some ways, the words of Charles Dickens capture the essence of this pandemic for our nation. Indeed,… Read More

Today, we celebrate John and Charles Wesley as Episcopal Saints, which is a little weird, because the Wesleys are generally known as the founders of Methodism. I don’t know a… Read More

Today, we’re meditating on holiness with Saint Matthias. He’s a lesser-known saint and a lesser-known apostle, in fact--in many ways, the lucky number 13. Saint Matthias is such a marginal figure… Read More

Begin your Lent with a Day of Quiet contemplation of what God might be doing in your life. Join a peaceful, beautiful space to relax, pray, stare out the window… Read More