Frequently Asked Questions

A shirt and pants of some sort are expected. Beyond that, there is no dress code. When looking around the church one will notice that Epiphany is made up of people who wear everything from business suits and full-length dresses to cut-off jeans and t-shirts. 

The central act of our community is to gather together and give thanks to God for the many gifts God gives us in our lives. This is called the Holy Eucharist. It is also known as the Mass, Holy Communion or the Lord’s Supper.

Members of our community also gather at 8:15 each Tuesday morning to pray the morning office together. This rite includes the reading of scripture and the offering of prayer.

Any baptized person, regardless of church denomination or age, is welcomed to receive Holy Communion at any Eucharistic celebration. We do not check your credentials at the communion rail!