Epiphany is truly a family and because we are a family we have a commitment to each other. That commitment takes many forms, but it most definitely always includes participating in our weekly worship together. Sharing a common meal is always the glue that binds us, whether at home or at church. Beyond that to be a committed member of Epiphany means involvement with the missions of this parish. We welcome and offer Christian hospitality to people from all walks and paths of life.
Here at Epiphany we pride ourselves in being a family. We laugh, cry and celebrate life events together. Each person young and old are important members of our family. In order to be one body and one spirit in Christ, we are all essential. We all bring unique and different gifts to the family. Epiphany offers multiple ministry opportunities for these gifts to be utilized. Epiphany is truly a wonderful and blessed Family!

The basis of Sacramental Theology is that two thousand years ago the Word became flesh and dwelt among us (John 1).

Throughout her history the Church has held that we encounter God's love, forgiveness and grace through the Sacraments. Grace is God's favor toward us, unearned and undeserved. In God's grace our sins are forgiven, our minds enlightened, our hearts stirred, and our will strengthened. The Sacraments are at the center of our faith and practice. These Sacraments are God's gift to the Church.

What are the seven Sacraments of the Church?

Baptism
Holy Communion
Confirmation
Marriage
Holy Orders (Ordination)
Unction (anointing with oil)
Rite of Reconciliation