We will continue in-person worship THIS Sunday, with an 8am Rite I service (please keep in mind this service is for our older members and those in higher-risk categories) and a 10am Rite II service.We will still be wearing masks and socially distancing during Sunday worship.
if you'd like to receive communion but are still worshiping from home, be sure to come by the church Sundays between 9-10am, and we can give you consecrated bread for your use during online worship.
IN PERSON COFFEE HOUR: Sundays AFTER the 8am service and BEFORE the 10am. If you're interested in helping out, please contact Emma Green. Even if you're not into brewing the coffee, setting up, etc...we can definitely use food/snack items (individually wrapped). ON-LINE COFFEE HOUR: Sundays at NOON on Zoom, so be sure to join us!
The Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/98436291495
CONFIRMATION CLASSES: Every Wednesday 7-8:30pm, August 11th through September 15th. We will gather IN PERSON in the church, and discuss the book "Your Faith, Your Life: An Invitation to the Episcopal Church" available on Amazon. If you have any questions, please let Fr. Mack know!
LAY EUCHARISTIC VISITOR training: We will be holding a LEV training on Sunday, August 22nd at 9am in the church. This is a refresher for all who are already licensed in this ministry, and also for anyone who is interested in learning about this ministry for the first time!
Our next Sunshine Eucharist will be on Saturday, August 28th at 10:00am at Alamo Creek Park (on the corner of Alamo and Buck). We'll have a kid's activity, a snack, and Holy Communion. Kids are welcome to invite their parents to attend as well! If you plan to attend, be sure to RSVP to Fr. Mack via email: fathermack.epiphany@gmail.com or via text: 707-971-0821.
Retired Bishop Beisner
joins Trinity Cathedral
as Associate
The Rt. Rev. Barry Beisner, retired Bishop of The Diocese of Northern California, joins the college of clergy associated with the Cathedral, and will take his place in the liturgical life of our Cathedral, celebrating the Eucharist, preaching and offering prayers. Bishop Barry will also teach from time to time. Read a message from Cathedral Dean Matthew Woodward. Read about Bishop Beisner here.
The Dixie Fire, which began July 13, has burned nearly 500,000 acres, making it the 2nd largest fire in California's recorded history. The fire has devastated Greenville, Canyon Dam, and other towns, and continues to threaten Chester, Lake Almanor, and Quincy.
The Office of the Bishop has provided many gift cards for victims of the Dixie Fire. If you would like to give to fire relief, please visit the GIVE link on our web site. Your contribution helps us both to offer immediate, direct aid to those in need, and to sustain a long-term commitment to heal and restore devastated communities.
Join us on Sunday, October 24 from 1-4 pm, for an afternoon filled with heart, art and wine benefitting Safequest Solano's domestic violence and sexual assault programs. Enjoy local art, great wine, delicious appetizers, a silent auction and more while supporting Solano County's oldest and premiere domestic violence, and sexual assault trauma response team. Every ticket holder receives a free entry to win a fabulous Caribbean vacation for up to 8 (airfare not included). Purchase a VIP ticket and get in 30 minutes early for a special "Meet the Artists" champagne reception. Guests will also get a sneak preview for our upcoming fall fashion show.
Purchase tickets and sponsored tables: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/art-from-the-heart-tickets-165030547811
For more information about Safequest: https://www.safequestsolano.org/
