The first Saturday of each month is Laundry Love day at Epiphany.
Wash Tub Laundry
We meet our neighbors, pay for their laundry and share some coffee and snacks.
If you have questions, please email outreach@epiphanyeden.org or contact the church.
Next Sale:
Saturday, June 14
9 am to 1 pm
Bell Tower Treasures is a small, church-run store located at the church.
Open on the second Saturday of each month, we sell gently used items including accessories, housewares, jewelry, holiday, seasonal, & outdoor decor, dishes, glassware and much more.
Proceeds from all sales are used to fund Outreach Programs that benefit families, children and others in need in our community.
Donations of new or gently used items are welcome and may be made to Bell Tower Treasures on Tuesdays from 10:00-2:00 at Church of the Epiphany or by calling 336 623 9410 for an appointment.
Q&A Session with Marion Sprott
Join us for a special Question and Answer session with Marion Sprott, Transition Ministry Officer for our diocese.
Marion has been working closely with the Vestry as we begin to explore the transition from a full-time priest to a part-time model.
She will share what’s been done so far, explain the process ahead, and be available to hear your questions, concerns, and hopes.
This gathering will take place after the 10:00 a.m. service and in lieu of coffee hour.
Pizza lunch will be provided.
We are still at the beginning of this journey, and your voice matters.
Please come, learn more, and be part of this important conversation about the future of our parish life.
All are welcome.
We hope to see you there!
Stewardship is important for several reasons, both practical and spiritual. Here are some key reasons to reflect on when considering a stewardship gift to Church of the Epiphany:
Spiritual Growth and Gratitude Faith in Action Stewardship allows people to live out their faith by recognizing everything we have is a gift from God. Gratitude: Giving back is an expression of thankfulness for God’s blessings in our lives. Trust in God’s Provision: It encourages reliance on God rather than material security.
Supporting the Church’s Mission Sustains Ministry Financial pledges support worship services, outreach programs, pastoral care, and community events. Maintains Facilities: Contributions help with upkeep of the church building and grounds so the community has a welcoming space to gather. Empowers Outreach: Funds enable the church to extend help to those in our community who are in need, by supporting our outreach partners .
Building Community Shared Responsibility Stewardship invites everyone to contribute, fostering a sense of belonging and shared purpose. Encourages Involvement: Beyond financial gifts, it motivates members to offer their time and talents, strengthening the church family.
Securing the Future Sustainability Ongoing pledges help plan for future needs and ensure the church can continue its mission for future generations. Vision Casting: Stewardship allows the church to invest in new ministries, growth opportunities, and outreach efforts.
Thank you to all who have pledged thus far. If you haven’t yet had a chance to make your pledge, we invite you to prayerfully consider doing so. Every pledge, big or small, ensures we can continue the good work God has called us to do. Thank you.
Episcopal Relief & Development(ERD) is mobilizing with Anglican agencies and other partners in order to provide humanitarian assistance to people fleeing the violence in Ukraine.
For more information and to find out how you can help, please visit the ERD website .
The mission strategy of the Diocese of North Carolina is a grassroots, organic plan that invites every member of the Diocese to be a part of it.
The mission strategy is not a starting point; rather, it is built upon the work done throughout the diocese over the course of years. It is not a first step; it is our next step on our collective journey to Becoming Beloved Community.
To find out more about the mission strategy, visit the mission strategy page on the diocesan website .
Potentially hundreds of Afghan refugees will be resettling in the Triad in the coming days or weeks.
CWS-Greensboro (Church World Services) is a leader in the resettlement effort.
Visit the CWS website for more information on how you can help.
Episcopal Migration Ministries(EMM) is also helping nationally. Visit the EMM site for more information.
Sometimes it is easy for us to forget that Church of the Epiphany is part of the Diocese of North Carolina.
Our diocese is very active providing resources, information and opportunities for Epiphany and each of us as individuals. As does the national Episcopal church.
Please take a few minutes to visit the Diocese of North Carolina web site at https://www.episdionc.org/ and poke around a bit.
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“Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust consume and where thieves break in and steal; but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust consumes and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”
Checks can be made out to Church of the Epiphany and mailed to 538 Henry St, Eden NC 27288
Or you can use the link below to use your credit card to make an offering directly to Epiphany.