Epiphany
The Season of Epiphany immediately follows the Twelve Days of Christmas. It celebrates Christ’s incarnation and the revelation of his glory to the world. Epiphany commemorates the Magi’s visit to Jesus and, later, his baptism by John the Baptist in the Jordan and his miracle at the Wedding at Cana, beginning his public ministry.
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The Liturgical Home: How Epiphany Prepares Us for Lent
We’re still enjoying the glow of Christmastide when Epiphany comes, bright, radiant, and full of revelation. The season begins with…Today in the Spirit: Last Sunday of Epiphany A (Transfiguration)
On the Last Sunday of Epiphany every year, we contemplate in our worship the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ. In this…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 5A
At the end of the Beatitudes we heard last Sunday, Jesus makes a dramatic shift from the third person “Blessed…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 4A
In Year A, walking with Jesus in our worship, with the Gospel of Matthew as our guide, the church will…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 3A
At Epiphany 3, out of the church’s selection of Sunday Gospel readings, we contemplate in worship the glory of Jesus…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 2A
Liturgical churches most often consider the period after the Feast of our Lord’s Baptism and the day before Ash Wednesday…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 1A
Prepositions are important in the Book of Common Prayer. One change in the BCP 2019 that can easily go unnoticed…Daily Office Booklet 2026: January–April
Good news! We’ve completed the latest edition of the Daily Office Booklet. Beginning to pray the Daily Office is a…Transfiguration Sunday: A Rookie Anglican Guide
In the Calendar of the Book of Common Prayer (2019), the Transfiguration of Jesus is celebrated not once but twice!…
Rookie Anglican Guides
Guides for the Season of Epiphany and its observances
Epiphany and Epiphanytide: A Rookie Anglican Guide
Christians celebrate the feast day of Epiphany on January 6, the day after the twelfth and final day of Christmas…The Baptism of Our Lord: A Rookie Anglican Guide
Jesus began his public ministry with his baptism, administered by John the Baptist at the Jordan River. All four gospels…World Mission Sunday: A Rookie Anglican Guide
The Church celebrates World Mission Sunday each year on the second-to-last Sunday of Epiphany. This day is specificallyset aside to…
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One-stop guides for observing the Epiphany Season with your family
The Liturgical Home: How Epiphany Prepares Us for Lent
We’re still enjoying the glow of Christmastide when Epiphany comes, bright, radiant, and full of revelation. The season begins with…The Liturgical Home: The Feast of the Presentation (Candlemas)
The final feast day in the season of Epiphany is the Feast of the Presentation of Our Lord Jesus Christ…The Liturgical Home: Shrove Tuesday
It’s time for Shrove Tuesday, also called Pancake Day, Mardi Gras, and Carnival. And I’m excited, not only because we…
10 ways to preach guide
Guides for preaching during Epiphany
10 Ways to Preach the Baptism of our Lord
In 2016, I led a tour of 30 adults through the Holy Land, and one of our stops was the…10 Ways to Preach the Transfiguration Sermon
Preaching the Transfiguration Sermon is indeed a high calling! (Get it?) Though the Feast of the Transfiguration is August 6th…10 Ways to Preach on Ash Wednesday
In David Roseberry’s ongoing series of posts on 10 Ways to Preach Liturgical Events, we come to Ash Wednesday, the…
Today in the spirit
Reflections on the Sunday lectionary readings for Epiphany
Today in the Spirit: Last Sunday of Epiphany A (Transfiguration)
On the Last Sunday of Epiphany every year, we contemplate in our worship the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ. In this…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 5A
At the end of the Beatitudes we heard last Sunday, Jesus makes a dramatic shift from the third person “Blessed…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 4A
In Year A, walking with Jesus in our worship, with the Gospel of Matthew as our guide, the church will…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 3A
At Epiphany 3, out of the church’s selection of Sunday Gospel readings, we contemplate in worship the glory of Jesus…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 2A
Liturgical churches most often consider the period after the Feast of our Lord’s Baptism and the day before Ash Wednesday…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 1A
Prepositions are important in the Book of Common Prayer. One change in the BCP 2019 that can easily go unnoticed…Today in the Spirit: Last Sunday in Epiphany (Transfiguration) C
The Anglican Church concludes Epiphany by reflecting on the Transfiguration of Jesus, focusing on Luke 9:28-36. This event teaches about…Today in the Spirit: World Missions Sunday C
In our BCP 2019, we have the required liturgical observation of a World Mission Sunday every year during Epiphany.Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 6C
The Church perceives the Gospel narratives of Jesus’ call to his first disciples on the shore of the Sea of…
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The Liturgical Home: How Epiphany Prepares Us for Lent
We’re still enjoying the glow of Christmastide when Epiphany comes, bright, radiant, and full of revelation. The season begins with…Today in the Spirit: Last Sunday of Epiphany A (Transfiguration)
On the Last Sunday of Epiphany every year, we contemplate in our worship the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ. In this…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 5A
At the end of the Beatitudes we heard last Sunday, Jesus makes a dramatic shift from the third person “Blessed…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 4A
In Year A, walking with Jesus in our worship, with the Gospel of Matthew as our guide, the church will…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 3A
At Epiphany 3, out of the church’s selection of Sunday Gospel readings, we contemplate in worship the glory of Jesus…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 2A
Liturgical churches most often consider the period after the Feast of our Lord’s Baptism and the day before Ash Wednesday…Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 1A
Prepositions are important in the Book of Common Prayer. One change in the BCP 2019 that can easily go unnoticed…Daily Office Booklet 2026: January–April
Good news! We’ve completed the latest edition of the Daily Office Booklet. Beginning to pray the Daily Office is a…Transfiguration Sunday: A Rookie Anglican Guide
In the Calendar of the Book of Common Prayer (2019), the Transfiguration of Jesus is celebrated not once but twice!…
