A Word From Pastor Jim:

The Nature of Epiphany

Christmas is pretty much put away by this time of the year although you still do see the occasional set of unlit lights still hanging on the eaves of houses. In the church office we are already turning our thoughts to Lent and Easter and somewhere in the middle of all that Epiphany just seems to get lost. It seems to be the lost season of the church year, yet the theme of Epiphany is discovering the presence of God, something all of us are seeking in our daily lives. The problem though is no matter how diligently we seek God, most often we experience very little and what we do find just leaves us hungry for more.

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