Welcome 

10 AM Sunday Morning Service

(Primary In-Person Sunday Service with Live Streaming on Facebook)

8 AM In-Person Sunday Morning Prayer Service

 

Welcome to Epiphany!

 

Marina is a city that is at the crossroads of our county and one of the most diverse cities in the nation. The opportunity to meet so many people, from so many places adds adventure and fun to our community. As one of your neighbors, we would like to take a moment to introduce our special community within Marina - Epiphany Lutheran & Episcopal Church.

We are a true blend. Diversity for us is more then a culture or ethnicity. It is the way of our faith life. With both the Lutheran (ELCA) and Episcopal Churches coming together under one roof, we truly express diversity in our walk of faith.

We do not always see the world through the same eyes of experience, so we search and celebrate the faith touchstones that can bring us to a commonplace of experience. Our Sunday Worship and experience is a blend of historical traditions, worldwide community, contemporary music, as well as prayer and fellowship of other sojourners; all with a focus on the integrity of our blended community.

What will you see at Epiphany? Our average Sunday worship is about 45 people, in a small chapel (Church membership is over 120 and growing. But, not everyone comes every Sunday). However, the chapel is still large enough, that if you want to be quietly unnoticed and check things out, you can. Music that is contemporary (not Praise), with a choir that will amaze you. We do not seek perfection in the worship, we celebrate our gifts. Some people dress casual and some in their Sunday best. You will see a community dedicated to community service and making our world a better place. We strive for excellent preaching every Sunday (We realize that even the preacher can not reach perfection every Sunday). However everyone will welcome you, and we can promise that you can be you; the whole you!

 

Our Vision

Unity + Diversity + Charity

 

Our Mission

Epiphany Lutheran & Episcopal Church is an inclusive community, grounded in the Gospel and compassion of Jesus Christ, embracing all individuals and families, and committed to making a difference in our world.

We live this mission by being a place where:

+ We celebrate our diverse traditions and our unity in Christ;

+ Each person's individual journey into Christ is honored, respected, and nurtured;

+ All are invited to take an active role in the life of the Church;

+ We actively support the health and well-being of our neighbors.

 

What does "Diversity" mean at Epiphany

20% With Disabilities

15% LGBT

5% Latino

8% African-American

2% Native American/First Nations

10% Asian/Pacific Islander

3% Middle Eastern

16% Seniors

17% Under 18

 

Announcements

  • Epiphany Movie Night

    Epiphany Movie Night

    "Monsignor Quixote"

    with Sir Alec Guinness

    April 27, 2024

    Saturday - 6:30 PM

    PG13         Free

    You are welcome to bring your favorite folding/camping chair

  • Palm Sunday Clothing Drive

    Palm Sunday

    Clothing Drive

    March 24th

    “A very large crowd* spread their cloaks on the road, and

    others cut branches from the trees and spread them on the road.9The crowds that went ahead of him and that followed

    were shouting ‘Hosanna to the Son of David,!
    Blessed is the one who comes in the name of the Lord!
    Hosanna in the highest heaven!’”

    Matthew 21:8-9

     

    Supporting Community Human Services’ Women’s and Family Shelter. Please bring packaged new Undergarments for all ages, Women, children & baby’s new

    clothing, Flip Flops or Shower Slippers, toiletries, Baby diapers.

  • Easter Lily Order Form

  • Easter Volunteers Needed

    Easter Volunteers

    Flower Cross Team

    Set up and decorate the Easter Flower Cross for Easter Sunday Service. The cross is decorated with donated and/or purchased flowers on Easter morning. Should be finished and set up by 9:30 AM. Use of a step ladder is required. Removal and storage of the cross may take place during the week following Easter. Two to Three people needed.

    Easter Potluck Team

    Organize signups for Easter Brunch and Kitchen Clean Up. Two to Three people needed for Potluck Team.

    Easter Egg Hunt

    Communicate with parents of Epiphany and Christmas Gift Program Families for an Easter Egg Hunt following the Easter Group Picture. Team will organize eggs, Peace Plaza set up and decorating, Run Egg hunts and put all supplies and decorations away after egg hunt. Two to four people.

    Easter Flowers

    Arrange the purchase of Easter Flowers for Sunday Morning. Decorate the church on Saturday, before Easter and arrange for the flowers to be delivered to church members that are homebound or in skilled nursing, following the service or on Monday. Team two to four people.

    Contact Fr. Jon to Sign Up

  • Epiphany 101

    Epiphany 101

    New to Epiphany? Want to know more about being Lutheran? Or about the Episcopalians? Have a question you always wanted to ask?

    New Member or old Member or just inquiring, Epiphany 101 is for you.

    Every other month there is a potluck and an evening of exploration.

    Saturday May 11th at 6:00 PM

  • Holy Week Calendar

  • My Lent - Soup & Study

    Strength for the Journey

    A Guide to Spiritual Practice

    By Renee Miller

    With simple supper

    Feb, 21st and 28th

    March 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th

    6:30 PM to 8:00 PM

    Resources

    A Guide to Spiritual Practice

    by Renee Miller (Author)

    This collection of thoughtful reflections looks at events and activities of everyday life and discovers routes to spiritual practice and deeper, daily spirituality. At the behest of CREDO Institute, Inc., which hosts health and wellness conferences and is supported by the Episcopal Church Pension Fund, priest and CREDO conference leader Renée Miller wrote the 20 reflections and grouped them into the categories "Meditative Practice," "Ministry Practice," "Media Practice," "Mind Practice," and "Movement Practice." Each entry, accented with color photographs, is aimed at evoking mindfulness in the common activities of life, from music and moviegoing to reading, writing, and walking.

    For the reader who wishes to use the book to introduce or more deeply explore spiritual practices with other people or in an instructional setting, each chapter concludes with a nod toward who might be inclined to certain practices, based on individual predilections or personality.

    Renee Miller is a writer, poet, priest, entrepreneur, long-distance truck driver in training, and CREDO conference leader. From 1988 to 1997, she served as Director of the Diocesan School for Faith Ministry and as Canon to the Ordinary in the Diocese of Idaho. From 1997 to 2001 she served as Canon to the Ordinary in the Diocese of El Camino Real.

  • First Sunday Potluck

  • Gift Card Fundraiser

    Updated Flyer with corrected Enrollment Code. RaiseRight is a year round fundraiser for Epiphany...anytime of the year. 

  • Free Breakfast with Friends

  • JCM Free Thursday Dinner