The worship of the God who raises the dead and gives life to all people is the most important expression of Epiphany. Our worship is joyful and relevant. All people, whether 3 or 93 years old, are able to freely and fully participate in our worship life. Read more

Epiphany practices open communion. All persons – and all means all – are invited to come to the table of grace every time we gather. It is sad to us that people have experienced pain and exclusion associated with God’s blessed meal “given and shed for all people.” Read more

We know that we do not dare to come into the presence of God or feed at God’s table by our own merits or because we are good. We come because God is great beyond our understanding. We must remind ourselves of this every time we prepare to receive by declaring together the gifts of God are free!

Wednesdays at the Well
resuming in August, 6 to 7:30 PM

Remembering the woman in John 4 who met Jesus at the well and received living water, the intent of our midweek gathering is to provide a cup of living water through the community meal we celebrate, a new formation and worship arts ministry for children, and a worship service intended to center us in the middle of the week.

Take a 90-minute break on Wednesday evenings! Join with Epiphany for a fabulous meal, a creative puppet ministry for children (supported by our youth), and reflective worship with prayer, scripture, and Holy Communion.

Wednesdays at the Well 

As part of our Lutheran heritage, we pay particular attention to the seasons of Advent, which precedes Christmas Day, and Lent, which precedes Easter.  At these times, we gather for a full worship experience on Wednesday evenings.

During Advent, the short and dark days of December, we gather to be reminded of the light of Christ that is coming into the world through the gift of the Savior celebrated at Christmas. Advent is a time or preparation and reflection on the miracle of Christmas and our need for a Savior.

During Lent, we launch midweek evening worship with the most solemn worship event of the year, Ash Wednesday. From that event until Holy Week (the week immediately preceding Easter), we are particularly aware of our world coming newly alive to the arrival of a new Spring. At this time, we focus on our baptismal identity and how we are united to Jesus and made alive in both his death and resurrection. Lent is a time of reflection on the great news that God sent the Son to save us.  It involves an examination of our own shortcomings, and, at the same time, it prepares us for great Easter celebration.

Prepare the Way
Midweek Advent Sermon Series
December 2012

Our midweek Advent worship focused on what it means to actually "prepare the way" as the scriptures command. 

Click the links below to listen to the sermons:

God Is Good: Stories of Transformation
Midweek Worship During Lent
February 20 - March 20, 2013

Each Wednesday in the Season of Lent brings us an Epiphany person to relate his or her own life and spiritual journey with a selected biblical character. The worship service is a simple Service of the Word with the Eucharist.

Click here for the list of our Epiphany preachers and (once delivered) their Lenten homilies.