Epiphany Blog

Kate's sermon invites us to embrace the beauty of phileo love, the deep bond of friendship that connects us through shared affection and respect. She paints a vivid picture of Jesus surrounded… Read More

Dear Epiphany It is with great delight that I announce a shift in Dani Lugotoff’s relationship with Epiphany Parish. She will be stepping away from her role as Hospitality Manager… Read More

Dear Epiphany, Sometimes you just need someone in your midst who shows up at the right moment—someone who, as I’ve been preaching lately, notices the fig tree and knows how… Read More

In his sermon, Doyt invites us to reflect on what it means to embody God’s grace in a world often twisted by power and privilege. He draws from the prophet… Read More

Doyt’s sermon reminds us that life is unpredictable, and suffering is not a punishment for sin. Jesus challenges the idea that bad things happen because people deserve them, instead calling… Read More

by Holly Boone With the sudden attacks in Gaza early Tuesday morning, March 18, Ahli Arab Hospital is again mentioned in tragic news. On the morning of the attack alone,… Read More

Service & Outreach February News & Updates Have a Heart, Thank you all, WRG and Alice's tiny homes, Donna Jean's Place, YWCA Food Bank Pantry Another smashing evening at Have… Read More

Kate’s sermon calls us into a season of lament, the sacred practice of crying out to God when faced with pain or suffering. She shares the image of Jesus lamenting… Read More

In his sermon, Doyt reflects on how the meaning of symbols changes over time, focusing on the Cross and the Temple as examples of that transformation. He explains how Jesus… Read More