The story of the Parish of the Epiphany
is a story of faith, courage, and
community. Coming into the congregation
today, a new member would be fortified by
values and commitments established long
ago—our loving kindness to each other, our
remark able Christian education program for
all ages, our long history of outreach, our
magnificent music program, and the beauty
of our services and our sanctuary.
 Today Epiphany seems particularly blessed,
guided by our rector Thomas Brown,
strengthened by each other, and fed by the
variety of our parish life. From such a sure
foundation, we can surely meet the future.
Our own church, our diocese, and our
mission in the world, need our help very
much. Epiphany’s last capital campaign was
over 15 years ago, and we do not need to
spend a long time discerning what our urgent
challenges are now and how we might meet
them. We know that our beloved building is
in serious need of repair, that our tradition
of hospitality is threatened by our lack of
handicapped accessibility, and that our
abiding relationship with St. Stephen’s and
El Hogar calls out for our support. We also
know that our Christian faith works through
our lives in community, and that we are
members, indeed called to be leaders, in the
wider Christian community of our diocese.
In prayerful response to the call of our future,
our Vestry has voted to establish a Capital
Campaign with the goal of raising $1,800,000
to complete the work we describe here.
Parish of the Epiphany Updates
 May
18 Update - St. Stephen's Kitchen
May
10 Update - Mission
and Outreach
April
12 Update - El
Hogar
March
29 Update - Accessibility
March
15 Update - Our
Organ
March
1 Update - About
the Bells
March 15 Diocese update
Kick-off letter
from the wardens
Frequently
Asked Questions
Together
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