Live Stream Service
The 10:00 am in-person service is live-streamed, and can be viewed below. The video will be available for viewing on this page for the week following the service.
If you would like to access past services please go to the Epiphany YouTube Channel.
Under CDC guidelines, fully vaccinated people can stop wearing masks and social distancing.
Adults that cannot or choose not to be vaccinated, are to follow the CDC requirements for non-vaccinated people, continue to wear masks and socially distance or, if you prefer, watch the service on our Website, Facebook or YouTube.
Our Indoor Worship Guidelines
- If you're not feeling well, please stay home and watch the service on our Website, Facebook or YouTube.
- Families and people from the same household will be grouped together.
- Certain rows will be left intentionally empty.
- Expressions of greeting and passing the Peace should be no-touch while maintaining social distance.
No RSVP needed. All are welcome!
In choosing Jamie Barnett to be our new, part-time Priest-in-Charge, and with what he called Epiphany’s “unique gifts” in mind, Bishop Taylor has selected a pastoral leader with a rich, multi-dimensional background. Jamie’s path to the priesthood, which began later in her life, was one borne of deep spirituality spurred by personal loss. The seed was first planted while attending various Episcopal churches around the country as she raised her family, and it grew through her years of involvement in many capacities as a dedicated lay minister at All Saints Church, Pasadena. Jamie’s theological studies took place at Bloy House in Los Angeles as well as the program provided through Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She enthusiastically embraced this challenging, four-year journey while holding down a full-time job as well as a hospital chaplaincy, which was part of her training. “There are times when I think, .....
Meet Our New Priest-in-Charge
