At Epiphany we follow Jesus Christ the way Christians do around the world: hearing the Bible, praying together, and sharing Communion every week.
We do this as Anglicans, part of a worldwide family of churches that began in the British Isles, took root in Virginia in 1607, and now spans the globe. Epiphany belongs to the Anglican Church in North America.
We trust the Bible as God’s Word and believe it contains “all things necessary for salvation.”
We hold the core Christian faith shared by Catholics, Orthodox, and Protestants alike, summed up in the Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds.
We worship with the Book of Common Prayer, which brings us together around the communion table each week and gives us words to offer to God our “thanks and praise” for all He has given us.
Anglicans are one of the largest families of Christians in the world, and Epiphany welcomes believers from many nations.
All are welcome to worship, and all baptized and believing Christians are welcome at the Lord’s table.
The best way to know the Anglican way is to pray it with us on a Sunday morning.