All are invited to a forum with the Rev. Kevin Lazarus, a doctoral candidate in Ethics and Society in Emory University’s Graduate Division of Religion. His research lies at the intersection of Christian theology and disability studies. Kevin will preach and lead the adult forum following our 10:00 am service. This event is the start of our Lighthouse Ministry, focusing on neurodivergence, disability, and mental health. 

“Bach” by popular demand, on Wednesday, October 30 at 7:00 pm, Epiphany’s Director of Music & Organist will perform an organ recital on the church’s C.B. Fisk, Opus 65 mechanical action pipe organ. This family friendly 45-minute event, inside the dimly lit 1904 sanctuary, will include Johann Sebastian Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D minor among other thematic selections.

All are invited to a Choral Requiem for All Souls’ Day on Saturday, November 2 at 5:00 pm. Remember the souls of the faithful departed in this service sung by the Parish Choir and Choristers, featuring the beloved setting by Gabriel Fauré. 

All are invited to Midweek @ Epiphany on Wednesday, November 6 from 6:15-7:30 pm. Our Midweek dinner will be lasagna with garlic bread and salad, as well as a vegetarian option and dessert. Following dinner, we will offer an intergenerational post-election prayer service in the Sanctuary. Click to sign up to help with dinner! 

All are invited to our next Journey to Justice meeting on Sunday, November 10 following the 10:00am service in the Upper Parish Hall. During our November meeting, we will be continuing our conversation on housing. Please contact Betsy Walsh or Rev. Janelle with any questions. 

On Sunday, November 10 from 4:00-6:00 pm, join Epiphany parishioners for a volunteer training for the Malden Warming Center (MWC). MWC, which is open every night from December to March, provides overnight housing for people experiencing homelessness. There are many ways to participate: welcoming guests, monitoring the bathroom, cooking a meal, and assisting in the clothing closet. Parents can also volunteer with their youth-age kids. This training is required for anyone interested in volunteering. It will take place at MCW, located at 529 Eastern Avenue in Malden. To sign up, please contact Rev. Janelle. 

It's that time of year again! We're assembling apple pies for the Christmas Fair bake table. Join us on the morning of Monday, November 11. Our goal this year is to make 100 apple pies! We need your help peeling, cutting, mixing, crimping, and visiting with your fellow parishioners. Please click to sign up. 

We are excited to announce that, in May 2025, Epiphany will mount a 13-day pilgrimage designed to explore and worship in the magnificent cathedrals of England. In addition to visiting cathedrals in places like Canterbury, Coventry, Norwich, Durham, and York, there will be time to tour a variety of historic and cultural cities and villages. Please click to review the itinerary. If you have an interest in this opportunity, kindly enter your contact information on our interest form, or connect with Rev. Nick. You’re also welcome to join us for an informational meeting and presentation on Zoom on Monday, November 11 at 7:00 pm. Zoom details to follow.

Youth in grades 6-12 are invited on Sunday, November 17 from 2:00-4:00 pm to join with the youth from Temple Shir Tikvah in the Epiphany kitchen. We will be cooking lasagna and brownies for The Dwelling Place, a soup kitchen in Woburn. This is an excellent opportunity to connect with youth from another faith community in Winchester and help provide food for our neighbors! Please click to sign up. 

On Sunday, December 1 at 11:30 am in Hadley Hall, celebrate the first Sunday in Advent with a special time of wreath making! We will provide greenery, candles, and a wreath frame if you do not already have one. All are welcome! $15 suggested donation for materials. 

On Saturday, December 7 from 9:00 am-12:00 pm, all are invited to our annual Advent Quiet Day Retreat at Epiphany. We are excited to welcome Brother Lucas Hall from the Society of St. John the Evangelist to lead us during this time of retreat. Please click to register for the retreat.

Youth in grades 6-12 are invited to a Christmas party on Sunday, December 8 from 6:30-8:30 pm. We’ll have some fun, festive activities and play a game together. For questions, please contact Rev. Janelle.

All are invited for Parish of the Epiphany’s annual Candlelight Festival of Nine Lessons & Carols on Sunday, December 15 at 5:00 pm. A holiday favorite, this service of scripture and music sung by the Parish Choir and Choristers centers on the mystery of the Incarnation. A reception will follow in Hadley Hall.

You are invited to a festive, fun, and delicious Christmas party for all ages on Wednesday, December 18 from 6:15-7:30 pm in Hadley Hall. This special Midweek celebration will include a holiday dinner, dessert, games, music, and Christmas cookie decorating. All are welcome!

Celebrate our Savior’s birth with Christmas worship at Parish of the Epiphany! On Tuesday, December 24, our Christmas Eve worship will include three services. The 4:00 pm service is our family Eucharist and Children’s Pageant, sung by the Choristers and Schola. At 7:00 pm, we will offer a Sung Eucharist, and at 10:00 pm, a Festal Eucharist, both featuring the Parish Choir and string quartet. (Please note that the 10:00 pm service includes incense and a choral mas setting.) On Monday, December 25 at 10:00 am, we invite you for a Sung Eucharist with the Schola.

On Sunday, January 5 at 10:00 am, we celebrate our namesake feast as we mark the arrival of the Three Wise Men at the manger. This service will be sung by the Parish Choir and Choristers, including music by George Malcolm, Felix Mendelssohn, and Herbert Howells.

Join us on Sunday, January 5 at 5:00 pm for a special Word & Table worship service with a burning of the greens! We invite you to bring a clipping from your own tree or wreath to celebrate the end of the Christmas season. Please grab your boots and join us!

On Sunday, January 12 at 5:00 pm, all are invited to a harpsichord recital by Peter Skyes in Parish of the Epiphany’s Upper Parish Hall. Peter Sykes has taught at the New England Conservatory, the Longy School of Music, and the University of Michigan, and currently teaches at Boston University and is a core faculty member and principal teacher of harpsichord in the Historical Performance department at the Juilliard School in New York City. He will offer music by Louis and François Couperin, Froberger, and J. S. Bach, playing his newest acquisition, a harpsichord by Ronald Haas (after Ruckers, 1624). Admission is free; donations are gladly accepted.