A heritage of hope
Saint Paul says “Hope does not disappoint.” For nearly 200 years, The Church of the Epiphany has hoped in God to love us, to cajole us to justice in our world, to forgive, to keep the promise of Jesus to be with us until the end of the age. When we hope together, we create a community of belonging—to God, and to one another.
We invite you to join us in that hope. We invite you to belong.
We gather on Sundays for meaningful, uplifting worship. We gather on Wednesday nights to serve the food-insecure in our community. We gather on Tuesdays to care for our youth and on Thursdays to sing our hearts out. We gather, together, to hope.
We invite you to hope with us. Whether you are new to the neighborhood or grew up here, whether you are familiar with church or just hungry for something purposeful in your life, we invite you to belong.
This Sunday at 10:30 am
The Celebration of the Holy Eucharist
Worship
Deep prayer, heartfelt worship, and a communion table set for all. Come as you are but leave transformed.
Serve
Two hundred hot meals every Wednesday. A community that shows up for its neighbors — and invites you to join.
Belong
Rooftop barbecues, trivia nights, songwriter rounds, and neighbors becoming family. Never be alone in NYC again.
Featured Ministry
The Wednesday Night Dinner Program
For over 40 years, every Wednesday evening Epiphany opens its doors and serves a hot, nutritious dinner to anyone who needs one — feeding upwards of 200 food and housing insecure neighbors each week. The dinner program is Epiphany's flagship outreach ministry and a tangible expression of the church's commitment to our neighbors on the margins.
Epiphany is proud to partner with New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell offering monthly health screenings.
Children & Youth
Growing one of the diocese's most popular youth groups
From Sunday School for our littlest ones to a thriving Tuesday-night adolescent group, Epiphany is a place where young people worship, serve, and lead. Our youth serve as acolytes, readers, and intercessors — and they fundraise for our outreach.
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Music
Sing a new song
In 2025, we installed a new Bigelow organ — with 30 parishioners helping unload the parts. Under the leadership of Music Director Alex Nguyen, our program is inclusive, broad in repertoire and instrumentation, and soul-stirring.
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