Epiphany is committed to preaching and living the wonderful truth that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners. We recognize that we are all among the sinners Christ came to save.
This gives us much to be thankful for, and we offer our thanks to God through worship, prayer, and service. Knowing we are sinners saved by God’s free grace also keeps us humble and gentle. We know that following Jesus is a narrow way, and that sometimes we fail and fall down. The good news of God’s love for us gives us the courage to get back up and try again. Epiphany aspires to be a community that loves its neighbors and walks with the weary and the wounded.
As Anglicans, we are part of one of the oldest and largest Protestant ways of following Jesus with 85 million believers in our tradition around the world. Our faith is grounded in trusting God’s word as we have received it in the Bible, the historic creeds of the universal church, and our prayer book and catechism.
In keeping with Scripture and the historic Christian creeds, we believe in one God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; in Jesus Christ, fully divine and fully human, who died and rose again for our salvation; in the Holy Spirit, who gives life, leads, and empowers God’s people for ministry; in the Church as the body of Christ gathered; and in the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the world to come.
To learn more about what Anglican Christians believe and how we worship, read our catechism, To Be a Christian. It is available as a book from Anglican House, and a free PDF of the full catechism is available for download. To find it on your mobile device, search for “To Be a Christian Catechism” in the App Store or Google Play.