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Pastoral Care  
Mission Statement: We are called to put our faith into action--to identify and respond to pastoral needs in our parish community, so that all may experience the reconciling love of Christ.
For Pastoral Care concerns contact Eric Schulz, 404.892.4320

Casserole Brigade
Members of the Brigade provide meals and other kinds of support to parishioners in times of challenge and crisis—a new baby, an illness, a death in the family, as yet another way of showing our love and concern for people in need.

Eucharistic Visitors
Eucharistic Visitors, also known as Home Communion Ministers, extend the Eucharist beyond the church itself by taking the sacrament to sick or shut-in parishioners. Any adult communicant may be licensed to serve with permission and training from the rector.

Funeral Receptions
When a family requests it, parishioners are available to put together a simple reception in the Parish Hall following the funeral service. This can be a real comfort to families as they struggle with the grief of having lost someone. For more information or to volunteer, contact:
Ruth Olson, 404.299.1934
Audrey Banfield, 770.465.7301

Guild of the Christ Child
This guild is for newborns and their families. Please contact the clergy and/or your shepherd when a child is born or adopted. A bootie with your names and the child’s name will be placed on the Guild of the Christ Child bulletin board in the crossing hall. A member of the guild will also visit your home to deliver a gift for your child.

Transporters
Transporters offer rides to church, to the grocery store, and to medical and dental appointments.


Founded in 1898, Epiphany is a parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, The Right Reverend J. Neil Alexander, Bishop.
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