The Church of the Epiphany’s Wednesday Night Dinner Program is open for dine in on Wednesday's only, beginning at 6pm. A hot, nutritious take-out dinner is typically served each Wednesday evening to anyone who needs one.
Start your Lent with the holy occasion of Ash Wednesday on March 5th. The clergy will impose ashes, hear confessions, and pray with any who stop by the chapel in the noon hour. At 7 pm, we will gather in the sanctuary for Holy Eucharist and the Imposition of Ashes.
Join us from 5:30-7:30 in the parish hall for an evening of delicious food and fellowship!
The Church of the Epiphany’s Wednesday Night Dinner Program is open for dine in on Wednesday's only, beginning at 6pm. A hot, nutritious take-out dinner is typically served each Wednesday evening to anyone who needs one.
Join Fr. Matthew on Sunday mornings for Walk in Love, an Episcopal 101 discussion course. We'll cover everything from the sacraments to Holy Scripture, church history and governance, and how Episcopalians are particularly keen to see the world. We meet in the East Lobby, the one with the red rug, at 9:30 am. Coffee will be available in the parish hall. And we finish by 10:15 in time for Holy Eucharist.
The Church of the Epiphany’s Wednesday Night Dinner Program is open for dine in on Wednesday's only, beginning at 6pm. A hot, nutritious take-out dinner is typically served each Wednesday evening to anyone who needs one.
Lent is a season to prepare our hearts for celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus on Easter. One way to do that is to find a prayer practice to capture our attention and focus our time with God. Our Lenten class this year will focus on 5 different prayer practices: we will learn about each one, and then practice them together. This will be informative, practical, and fun! We will have a light potluck dinner, followed by our class, all in the Nave. I hope you will consider joining us Thursdays during Lent from 6-7:30pm, starting on March 13th. If you have any questions, you can follow up with Fr. John directly at [email protected]. Happy praying!
Join Fr. Matthew on Sunday mornings for Walk in Love, an Episcopal 101 discussion course. We'll cover everything from the sacraments to Holy Scripture, church history and governance, and how Episcopalians are particularly keen to see the world. We meet in the East Lobby, the one with the red rug, at 9:30 am. Coffee will be available in the parish hall. And we finish by 10:15 in time for Holy Eucharist.
The Church of the Epiphany’s Wednesday Night Dinner Program is open for dine in on Wednesday's only, beginning at 6pm. A hot, nutritious take-out dinner is typically served each Wednesday evening to anyone who needs one.
Lent is a season to prepare our hearts for celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus on Easter. One way to do that is to find a prayer practice to capture our attention and focus our time with God. Our Lenten class this year will focus on 5 different prayer practices: we will learn about each one, and then practice them together. This will be informative, practical, and fun! We will have a light potluck dinner, followed by our class, all in the Nave. I hope you will consider joining us Thursdays during Lent from 6-7:30pm, starting on March 13th. If you have any questions, you can follow up with Fr. John directly at [email protected]. Happy praying!
Join Fr. Matthew on Sunday mornings for Walk in Love, an Episcopal 101 discussion course. We'll cover everything from the sacraments to Holy Scripture, church history and governance, and how Episcopalians are particularly keen to see the world. We meet in the East Lobby, the one with the red rug, at 9:30 am. Coffee will be available in the parish hall. And we finish by 10:15 in time for Holy Eucharist.
The Church of the Epiphany’s Wednesday Night Dinner Program is open for dine in on Wednesday's only, beginning at 6pm. A hot, nutritious take-out dinner is typically served each Wednesday evening to anyone who needs one.
Lent is a season to prepare our hearts for celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus on Easter. One way to do that is to find a prayer practice to capture our attention and focus our time with God. Our Lenten class this year will focus on 5 different prayer practices: we will learn about each one, and then practice them together. This will be informative, practical, and fun! We will have a light potluck dinner, followed by our class, all in the Nave. I hope you will consider joining us Thursdays during Lent from 6-7:30pm, starting on March 13th. If you have any questions, you can follow up with Fr. John directly at [email protected]. Happy praying!
Join Fr. Matthew on Sunday mornings for Walk in Love, an Episcopal 101 discussion course. We'll cover everything from the sacraments to Holy Scripture, church history and governance, and how Episcopalians are particularly keen to see the world. We meet in the East Lobby, the one with the red rug, at 9:30 am. Coffee will be available in the parish hall. And we finish by 10:15 in time for Holy Eucharist.
The Church of the Epiphany’s Wednesday Night Dinner Program is open for dine in on Wednesday's only, beginning at 6pm. A hot, nutritious take-out dinner is typically served each Wednesday evening to anyone who needs one.
Lent is a season to prepare our hearts for celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus on Easter. One way to do that is to find a prayer practice to capture our attention and focus our time with God. Our Lenten class this year will focus on 5 different prayer practices: we will learn about each one, and then practice them together. This will be informative, practical, and fun! We will have a light potluck dinner, followed by our class, all in the Nave. I hope you will consider joining us Thursdays during Lent from 6-7:30pm, starting on March 13th. If you have any questions, you can follow up with Fr. John directly at [email protected]. Happy praying!
