Loving God “In Moderation?”
Announcing the winners of our Fall Gathering Chili Cook-Off and Dad Joke contest, BellTree Duo Concert is coming up, Coates Food Bags Assembly on Sunday, Nov. 5, Thanksgiving Food Drive Sign-Up
Fall Gathering this Sunday
Plan to have lunch at Epiphany after church this Sunday (11:30am). We’ll have a dozen different kinds of homemade chili to sample, games and facepainting for children and youth, and a “Dad/Mom Joke” contest. This is a great time to build relationships enjoy being together.
Do Dogs Go to Heaven? – Epiphany Newsletter for October 13-20
Fr. Peter writes about the prospects for seeing our pets in heaven; Pet Blessing this Saturday in Chantilly; Fall Gathering and Chili Cook-Off is coming up; Epiphany prayer ministries are meeting on Oct. 28.
Impossible Prayer – Epiphany Newsletter for Oct. 6 – 13
Fr. Peter writes about an answered prayer he didn’t believe in; the pet blessing this Saturday in Sterling has been postponed; Sign-up for the Fall Gathering Oct. 22 is open.
Vestry Elections Open – Epiphany Newsletter for Sept. 15-22
There are three open positions on the Vestry (Epiphany’s governing board) this year. Epiphany’s women are meeting on Sept. 23, Neighborhood pet blessings in Chantilly and Sterling, Organ Fund is officially closing on Oct. 31.
Are You Called to Serve on the Vestry
Serving on the Vestry is an exciting opportunity to grow spiritually and be part of the leadership of Epiphany as we follow Jesus Christ on our spiritual journey. Leslie Johnson, Senior Warden, recently shared her own spiritual journey as she was called for service on the vestry. Vestry members serve staggered three year terms. New […]
Healing for Whom – Epiphany Newsletter for September 8 – 14
Fr. Peter writes about the importance of hope while we wait to encounter God. Nancy Knight funeral is Sept. 16. Epiphany’s fall camping trip is full! Women’s Ministry Gathering is Sept. 23.
Who We Welcome: Epiphany’s newsletter for August 25 – Sept. 1
“Last Sunday I preached about God inviting in outcasts in Isaiah 56. It is a profoundly hopeful, but also profoundly disturbing chapter in the Bible. The hopeful part is clear. God says very, very, directly in Isaiah 56 that he wants everyone, no exceptions, to be incorporated into his worshipping congregation. He then backs it up by doing something […]
Newsletter for April and May 2023
What’s Good about Humility? – Fr. Peter’s column; The Vulnerability of Children – Mtr. Pamela’s column; Holy Week and Easter worship schedule; Photos of Epiphany at the consecration of our new bishop and our Shrove Tuesday pancake-palooza; an invitation to an Easter egg hunt with our new neighbors at Centerpointe Church; a mission update from […]
Holy Week and Easter 2023 at Epiphany
Walk the way of the cross and celebrate the resurrection at Church of the Epiphany, April 2-9. Directions to Epiphany are here. Palm Sunday: Palm Sunday services will be at 8 and 10:15 am on April 10. Children will participate in the Palm Sunday procession with the congregation and then attend Sunday School. Maundy Thursday: […]