Pointing to Jesus – Bishop John Guernsey’s Sermon on Dec. 15
Bishop John Guernsey made his annual visit to Epiphany on December 15. He confirmed nine Epiphany youth and received three adults into the Anglican Church.
“Repentance” – Sermon for the Second Sunday of Advent
Who was John the Baptist and is his message for us? Fr. Robin preaches on Matthew 3.1-12 on Dec. 8, the second Sunday of Advent.
Bishop John Visiting Epiphany December 15
On December 15, Bishop John Guernsey will be making his annual visit to Epiphany. During his visit, he will confirm the youth that have been working through confirmation class with Fr. Michael. During that Sunday morning service, there is also an opportunity for adults to either “reaffirm” their faith or be “received” into the Anglican Church in North America and receive a blessing from the Bishop as they make that decision.
Ministry Spotlight: Serving on Sunday
From the altar setup to the readings and prayers, there is a lot of work that goes into each and every church service. Here is a look inside those ministries that help keep the services running smoothly.
“Confess, Believe, Be Saved” Sermon on Nov. 17
Sermon by The Rev. Canon Daryl Fenton. He is the National Director for CMJ (The Church’s Ministry among Jewish People). CMJ is an international Anglican mission society.
Epiphany Welcomes Daryl Fenton This Sunday
This Sunday, the Rev. Canon Daryl Fenton, National Director for CMJ (The Church’s Ministry among Jewish People), will be preaching at Epiphany. CMJ is an international Anglican mission society.
Your View on Church of the Epiphany
What are Epiphany’s strengths? How would you like to see us grow? What words describe Epiphany now?
The answers to these open-ended questions, asked in a survey distributed to the congregation in September and October by the Vision Committee, are interesting, and remarkably unified.
Worthy Words: A Sermon Series on Key Concepts in Scripture
Fr. Michael Guernsey recently completed a three-part sermon series on three key words for understanding the importance and effect of Jesus’ death and resurrection. Videos of all three sermons are available here.
“Do Not Let Your Hearts Be Troubled”
We are dealing with a lot of stress this week. While there is not much we can do about how the politics play out 28 miles away on Capitol Hill, we can take a moment and recognize how they are playing out inside of us. We can also hear the words of Jesus, words he spoke to his stressed out, beaten down little group of followers in John 14.
Ministry Spotlight: Music At Epiphany
Epiphany values music as a gift from God, given for our enjoyment, as well as being a strategic tool for strengthening believers and reaching nonbelievers. The Epiphany Music Ministry, led by Director of Music Jimmy Crawford, is made up of many parts that enrich and transform worship.