The Church of the Epiphany

Worship

Epiphany's worship combines self-reflection, celebration, and deep meditations on God's word — shaped by ancient liturgy and brought to life through soulful music.

Services

Holy Eucharist Rite II with Choral Music

Sundays at 10:30 AM

Rite II uses contemporary language from the Book of Common Prayer. Our Sunday service is a full choral Eucharist—a gathering of prayer, song, scripture, and communion open to everyone.

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Worship From Anywhere

Can't join us in person? Our Sunday service streams live above every week, and past services stay available to watch on demand.

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Sunday School

Sunday School runs concurrently with the 10:30 am service for children ages 3–10. Kids join the congregation for the opening hymn and then head to their own classes.

The Liturgical Year

Throughout the year, we celebrate special services that mark the seasons of the church calendar: Advent, Christmas, Lent, Holy Week, Easter, and the Feast of the Epiphany.

For us as Episcopalians, this calendar illuminates the Gospel story. We seek God's forgiveness in Lent, and we see how God makes all things new in Easter. Epiphanytide fills our gloomy winter months with holy light, and even the ordinary time of summer allows us to grow through the retelling of Jesus's lessons and miracles.

Music at Epiphany

Sing a New Song . . .

Music Director Alex Nguyen is shaping a program that is inclusive, broad in repertoire and instrumentation, and soul-stirring. From traditional hymns to new music styles with varied instrumentation, Epiphany's music lifts hearts and deepens worship.

The choir at Epiphany
The new Bigelow organ at Epiphany

. . . and Let the Trumpets Shout

In 2025, Epiphany welcomed the Bigelow Opus 44, a 40-rank, 35-voice, freestanding mechanical-action organ in all-new oak casework. The instrument's nearly 2,500 pipes warmly fill the sanctuary, which itself was designed with the instrument in mind. The organ was inaugurated on the Feast of the Epiphany in 2026 by the Right Reverend Matthew F. Heyd, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York, marking an exciting milestone in our parish life.

Join the Choir

The choir is growing and open to new members. No audition necessary—just a love of singing and a willingness to show up.

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Sacraments & Life Events

Marking Life's Sacred Moments

The church walks with you through life's most meaningful milestones. Each sacrament and rite is an encounter with God's grace, and we consider it a privilege to share these moments with you.

A baptism at Epiphany

Baptism

Holy Baptism is the sacrament of new life in Christ. We baptize people of all ages—infants, children, and adults—and welcome them into the Body of Christ with joy.

A confirmation at Epiphany

Confirmation

Confirmation is a mature public affirmation of faith and commitment to the responsibilities of baptism. We prepare candidates through classes and conversation with the rector.

Marriage

We celebrate marriages of same-gender and different-gender couples. A wedding at Epiphany is a joyful, sacred occasion, and we work closely with each couple to plan a beautiful service.

Funerals & Memorial Services

The burial office is an act of worship—a time to commend our loved ones to God's care and to proclaim the hope of resurrection. We walk with grieving families every step of the way.

The columbarium at Epiphany

Columbarium

Epiphany's columbarium offers 105 niches for the interment of cremated remains, providing a sacred and lasting resting place within the church.

To discuss any sacrament or life event, please reach out to Fr. Matthew.

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Lay Ministry

Worship Is a Team Effort

Worship at Epiphany is lay-led in many ways. Our congregation serves as acolytes, readers, Eucharistic ministers, crucifers, ushers, altar guild members, and welcomers. There is a place for everyone at the table—and at the altar.

Interested in serving? We would love to hear from you.

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