Holy Week 2026 All are welcome to our annual celebration of Jesus’s death and resurrection, spread out across the week of March 29 to April 5 Be sure to join us Saturday night for The Great Easter Vigil, a worship gathering that combines ancient prayers of the church with contemporary music and a roast lamb dinner.
For over a thousand years, Christians have greeted the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday with an evening vigil the evening prior. Inspired by the idea that Easter is the true high point of worship for the Christian, eclipsing even Christmas in its importance, Epiphany began observing the Easter Vigil in 2023. After keeping vigil together, the congregation met afterwards for a celebratory meal of roast lamb, mediterranean food, beer, and wine. It remains one of the high points of…
For the children’s message this fall, we’ll be teaching the congregation’s kiddos about the various books of the bible. Each book, or section of books, will have a prop or a visual aid to go along with it. To help collect those props and visual aids, the church is invited to “share” any of the props below. When the series is over, the props will be returned. Please bring the prop to church to Pastor Bryan.
All are welcome to our annual celebration of Jesus’s death and resurrection, spread out across the week of April 13 to April 20. Be sure to join us Saturday night for The Great Easter Vigil, a worship gathering that combines ancient prayers of the church with contemporary music and a roast lamb dinner.
Join us for the third annual Easter Vigil hosted by Epiphany Anglican Fellowship. For over a thousand years, Christians have greeted the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday with an evening vigil the evening prioer. Inspired by the idea that Easter is the true high point of worship for the Christian, eclipsing even Christmas in its importance, Epiphany began observing the Easter Vigil in 2023. After keeping vigil together, the congregation met afterwards for a celebratory meal of roast lamb,…
For Those Whose Holidays Won’t Be Holly and Jolly
All are welcome to our annual celebration of Jesus’s death and resurrection, spread out across the week of March 24 to March 31. See the above graphic for Epiphany’s full Holy Week plans. Be sure to join us Saturday night for The Great Easter Vigil, a worship gathering that combines ancient prayers of the church with contemporary music and a roast lamb dinner. More information here. Party like death is defeated! He is (almost) risen!
Join Epiphany for a family movie day at The Diamond Theater and a showing of The Prince of Egypt, an animated musical retelling of the story of the Exodus. The 1998 film is an excellent example of the Bible translated into art, with fantastic music, beautiful animation, and remarkable theological sensitivity. The movie stars 90’s icons like Val Kilmer, Sandra Bullock, and Michelle Pfeiffer, timeless comedians Steve Martin and Martin Short, theater icons like Patrick Stewart and Jeff Goldblum, and…
Christmas Eve Worship, Blue Christmas, Volunteer Opportunities, and more!
