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Dear Friends, Happy May! Our big news for this month is that we are restarting our in-person 10:30 am Rite II Holy Eucharist on Sunday, 23 May, which also happens to be the Feast of Pentecost, commonly known as the birthday of the Church! We ...

FAREWELL CONCERT FOR EPIPHANY'S ORGAN - THIS SUNDAY AT 6:30 PM After being listed for sale, our faithful Aeolian Skinner is to be removed on May 12th and brought t...

An Old Friend is Moving to Arizona When the Parish made the monumental decision to purchase the Jan Hus Presbyterian Church and take the next step is its 188 year history it was decided at that time that it was also the right time to retir...

Last May, 10% of New Yorkers reported not having enough food to eat. In December, that number jumped to 14%. That means 2,723,000 of our neighbors lack the ability to provide for their basic needs. This Sunday, May 9th , please join us in ...

In late 2020, the Sustainable Development Goals Fund of the Episcopal Diocese of New York awarded $15,000 to the Church of the Epiphany to help reestablish chicken farming in northern Iraq. Epiphany also donated an additional $3,670 of raised pa...

On Monday, May 10th at 7 pm we welcome Raj Goel, CISSP, who is an author, entrepreneur, IT expert and industry leader that specializes in the field of cyber security and privacy law. Raj will instruct us how to avoid online fraudsters and inter...

Fr. Roy Cole is out the office from Wednesday, May 5th to Wednesday May 19th. For any urgent pastoral matters or prayer requests, please reach out to the Rev. Elise Hanley at [email protected]

Dear Friends, Black Lives Matter. As the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” Earlier this week, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found gui...

How often is the story of Jesus told in films? Is it always obvious? Is it always intentional? Through the cinematic language of light and lighting, camera angle, editing, and character archetypes, let’s look at how some of the most iconic cha...

A year ago, in the May 2020 issue of The Manifest I spoke of liminal time. There I wrote: Living into liminal time means living into the disorientation that it brings as old familiar patterns are put aside, or taken from us, while waiting for n...