Worship
As of 5/20/22
Dear friends,
As many of you know, we are a bit "betwixt and between" as we are moving out of 1393 York Avenue, and we do not yet have a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy for 351 East 74th Street. This means that we are coming up with alternate arrangements for Sunday worship. We will keep you posted with the plans for each Sunday as we know them, and we appreciate your patience. Please note that certain arrangements may require registration in advance. Sunday School will be by Zoom this Sunday, and we hope to have it in person again as soon as possible.
If you have any questions at any time, please don't hesitate to reach out to Fr Roy or myself.
Faithfully, and always fondly,
Elise
The Rev. Elise A. Hanley,
Associate Rector
We have returned to in-person worship at the 8:30 am and 10:30 am services. Sunday School will also take place in-person during the 10:30 am service.
- 8:30am: HOLY EUCHARIST: Rite I (Temporarily Suspended)
- 10:30am: HOLY EUCHARIST Rite II with choral music
- 10:30am: Sunday School for children ages 3 to 10
Covid-19 Guidelines
For the health and safety of the whole community, masks must be worn at all times inside the church, completely covering your nose and mouth.* The mask may only be moved briefly when consuming Holy Communion. All those attending must also be willing to follow other health and safety precautions.
We ask that you only attend if you are symptom-free and feel well. We also ask tha…
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Lay Leaders in Worship
- Acolytes • Children age 8 through teens carry the torches (tall processional candles)
- Readers • proclaim the scripture lessons and lead the Prayers of the People
- Eucharistic Ministers • assist with the distribution of wine at communion
- Crucifers â…
Life Events
Many people find themselves looking for a church because of a change in life circumstance: the birth of a child, planning a marriage, or the death of a loved one. Epiphany strives to make Christ's presence known in all of these instances, welcoming with open arms the joyful and the grieving.
Baptism
If you are interested in having your infant or child baptized, or if you would l…
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Pastoral Visitors and Lay Eucharistic Ministers visit parishioners in area hospitals and nursing homes, as well as parishioners who are home-bound. Pastoral Visitors are trained and certified by the Diocese as Lay Eucharistic Ministers prior to joining this ministry. Many find that visiting and taking the Eucharist to the sick most rewarding for all. Compassion, the ability to li…
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