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Our 8:30 a.m. service on Sunday morning is a said service using either the contemporary Book of Alternative Services (BAS), or The Book of Common Prayer (BCP) which uses the beautiful, old language of the Anglican tradition.

Our 10:30 a.m. service uses the Book of Alternative Services (BAS) and is a contemporary choral service with choir, organ and piano.

The language of the BAS is modern and accessible and tends to be more family-friendly.

An active children's Sunday School is offered from September through June.

Come as you are and participate at your own comfort level.

We are fully accessible and air conditioned.

Visitors, newcomers, seekers and the curious are welcome to 'come and see'. Decide if this is the kind of welcoming community that will keep you coming back to enhance your life and spiritual journey.

Each year celebrates the liturgical seasons of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ as told in four Biblical readings each week.

Services last approximately one hour and fifteen minutes followed by an informal coffee hour. Sometimes a small group meets to study the Bible and deepen their faith.

Holy Communion is offered each week in commemoration of Jesus' last supper and his call for followers to go into the world to spread the "good news" of the gospel.

For over 175 years at Epiphany, generations have wrestled with life’s deepest questions, celebrated milestones, reached out in service, and offered praise to God.

This sacred space holds a profound continuity of faith, linking past and present in shared prayer, worship and service to God and others.

There is a place for you here.

At Epiphany, we believe every person is created in the image of God and worthy of love, dignity and belonging. People of every sexual orientation and gender identity are welcome to share in the worship, fellowship and life of our parish.