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Epiphany has reopened for in-person worship on Saturday evenings at 5 and Sunday mornings at 11.
Kindly wear a mask, use the hand sanitizing station, and observe social distancing.
Family/household members may sit together; groups and individual worshipers are to be distanced from one another.
Presently, the sanctuary capacity is 25. Soon, the service will also be broadcast to the fellowship hall for an additional 25.
Virtual worship continues via Zoom for those at home.
Click a link below to join Zoom worship:
Spiritual Eucharist @ Epiphany with Mother Lou
Sundays at 11:00AM via Zoom
Spiritual Eucharist @ Epiphany with Mother Lou
Sundays at 11:00AM via telephone
Sunday Bulletin and Announcements
Worship from Washington National Cathedral
Sundays @ 11:15 AM and Weekdays @ 7 AM EDT
Kindly wear a mask, use the hand sanitizing station, and observe social distancing.
Family/household members may sit together; groups and individual worshipers are to be distanced from one another.
Presently, the sanctuary capacity is 25. Soon, the service will also be broadcast to the fellowship hall for an additional 25.
Virtual worship continues via Zoom for those at home.
Click a link below to join Zoom worship:
Spiritual Eucharist @ Epiphany with Mother Lou
Sundays at 11:00AM via Zoom
Spiritual Eucharist @ Epiphany with Mother Lou
Sundays at 11:00AM via telephone
Sunday Bulletin and Announcements
Worship from Washington National Cathedral
Sundays @ 11:15 AM and Weekdays @ 7 AM EDT
ConnectWe are from a variety of faith traditions, lifestyles, backgrounds, and ethnicities, but all meld into one extended family; a church family of all ages where you can belong and be loved - whether in-person of on-line. This is a safe, affirming place where you are encouraged to explore your faith, serve, and grow in love.
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What people said they love about Epiphany.
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Visit
While our church building is re-open for limited numbers at worship
at this time, our church family is alive and well.
Come to virtual worship and meet new friends.
We are all learning new ways to be the Body of Christ in the world during this challenging time
and you are invited to join in this new experience.
Explore this website to learn more, subscribe to our weekly newsletter,
and follow us on Facebook for timely announcements and spiritual food.
at this time, our church family is alive and well.
Come to virtual worship and meet new friends.
We are all learning new ways to be the Body of Christ in the world during this challenging time
and you are invited to join in this new experience.
Explore this website to learn more, subscribe to our weekly newsletter,
and follow us on Facebook for timely announcements and spiritual food.
Make a difference
We believe that all of us are important parts of the Body of Christ in the world - that each has unique talents to bring to the table; that those skills, abilities, and resources work in tandem to get the work of Jesus done here on earth. And to have a good time doing it!
We don't expect you to have all the answers - we don't either - but we'll be glad to walk side by side as we explore together. The Episcopal Church invites you to come as you are - and grow from there. Come with questions and ideas to share.
We don't expect you to have all the answers - we don't either - but we'll be glad to walk side by side as we explore together. The Episcopal Church invites you to come as you are - and grow from there. Come with questions and ideas to share.
Enjoying a parish picnic on the lawn.
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Bishop Kevin with Epiphany's eldest member, Howard Hyde
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A few Epiphany youth gathered in the kitchen.
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The Mission of The Church of the Epiphany:
to worship God;
to love, pray, and care for one another;
and to act as the Body of Christ in the community and the world.
to worship God;
to love, pray, and care for one another;
and to act as the Body of Christ in the community and the world.
