Epiphany is reopening for in-person worship on Saturday evenings at 5 and Sunday mornings at 11.
Our community is committed to lessening the opportunity for the spread of COVID-19.
You are kindly asked to wear a mask, use the hand sanitizing stations, and observe social distancing.
Family/household members may sit together; groups and individual worshipers are to be distanced from one another.
The santuary can seat 25 people.
Virtual worship continues via Zoom for those at home.
Please refer to the homepage for the links to our virtual service.
Your continued donations to support the missions and operations of the church are appreciated.
What to expect when you visit
The Episcopal church is a liturgical church;
which means we follow a prescribed order of worship at each service,
as has been done for hundreds of years.
We like to say that our worship is ancient while our attitude is quite modern.
The basis for worship is the Book of Common Prayer (aka the BCP).
To avoid spreading virus germs, the order of worship from the BCP will be projected on a screen during worship.
We are a family and do our best to make you feel welcome.
If you have a question, please ask someone nearby.
which means we follow a prescribed order of worship at each service,
as has been done for hundreds of years.
We like to say that our worship is ancient while our attitude is quite modern.
The basis for worship is the Book of Common Prayer (aka the BCP).
To avoid spreading virus germs, the order of worship from the BCP will be projected on a screen during worship.
We are a family and do our best to make you feel welcome.
If you have a question, please ask someone nearby.
The Episcopal Church is a spiritual home free of judgment and inclusive for all.