Welcome to Epiphany!

Haiti

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Here is a statement from Joseph Constant.
Here are links where you can give directly to the Haiti Micah Project or to Episcopal Relief & Development.

Evening Devotions in the Chapel
every weekday at 5 pm

A calming and rejuvenating transition into the evening, this service includes scripture, meditation, prayer and thanksgiving. Acknowledging the tradition of Evensong, parts of the service are sung by a cantor.

Prayer Group in Christie House Library
Thursdays at noon
led by Robin Mondares and Helen Arnold

All are invited, to pray together for half an hour: For our own needs, for the needs of Epiphany, and for the needs of others; To give praise and thanksgiving; And to listen to God's voice.

Epiphany Chapel is now open
for prayer and meditation
Daily 8 am - 7 pm

What's Happening at Epiphany

New to Epiphany?

Please join us for a Second Sunday Supper! The 2nd Sunday of every month a small group gathers for a light meal.

The next supper will be February 14th at 6 pm in Christie House Library. Please RSVP to the church office by the Friday preceding if you plan to attend.

If you've joined Epiphany in the last year or if you just want to visit with those who have, we really hope you'll join us.

Please take a look and see what's happening at Epiphany - you might want to get involved.

Wherever you are in your faith journey, we are thrilled to have you here as part of our family.

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Forum Schedule

February 14	Pastoral Care
	Trudy James A trained hospital chaplain and commissioned Lay Minister of the Episcopal Church, Trudy James has devoted much of her professional career to bringing compassionate care to people dying and, more frequently the case now, living with AIDS. Beginning in 1989 with her work in Arkansas, she has trained hundreds of congregation-based volunteer teams to provide practical and emotional support to people with HIV/AIDS and their families. In 1997 she relocated to Seattle where she developed a network of AIDS CareTeams for Multifaith Works, a Seattle non-profit. She has received much grateful recognition for her work, including an invitation by President Clinton to a Prayer Breakfast at the White House on the eve of World AIDS Day in 1993. Trudy is Chaplain/Spiritual Advisor to the Advisory Board of Compassion and Choices of Washington and currently works as a per diem chaplain at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. She leads workshops and retreats on compassionate listening, and is an inspirational speaker on death and dying, volunteer motivation and creating community. Trudy grew up in a small town in central Kansas where her 93-year-old mother still lives. She received her undergraduate degree in English and Humanities from the University of Kansas and holds a Masters Degree in Religious Education from Union Theological Seminary in New York City. Her past employment also includes hospital Director of Volunteers, Christian Education Director and Youth Director for the Episcopal Church. Learn more here.
February 21	Where We've Come From: The Origins of Religion and Its Evolution
	Peter Snow
February 28	Where We Are: The New World of Science & Psychology and Its Implications for People of Faith
	Peter Snow
March 7	Where We Are Going: Evolution hasn't Stopped - What is the Next Iteration of Life?
	Peter Snow
March 14	Conversation with the Rector: Haiti
	Doyt Conn
March 21	Pastoral Care
	Pastoral Care Team
April 18	Why and How Do I Pray?
	Doyt Conn
May 2	Creation Care
	Rev Carla Pryne
May 9	Living in Faith
	Doyt Conn
May 16	Trust - The Ultimate Root of Influence
	Lloyd Robinson In today's climate, Trust is more critical than ever before. Trust is the one ingredient that can change everything. Whatever our situation, we need to work at establishing and restoring Trust as the most effective way of relating to others. This Forum will examine the elements of Trust and Distrust as well as define the essential building blocks of Trust. 'We're never so vulnerable as when we trust someone -- but, paradoxically, if we cannot trust neither can we find love or joy' W. Anderson
May 23	Recovery Café
	Killian Noe

Bible Study