Art Ministry

The Art Ministry is about providing emerging artists an opportunity to showcase their work through monthly exhibits in our gallery. The work of the ministry includes finding and scheduling the artists, installing their work in our gallery, introducing the artist through articles in The Epiphany Star, and accounting of sales. Click here to learn more about the Art Ministry and this month's artist.

Liefy Smith, Curator

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Coffee Hour & Summer Breakfast

Regular coffee hour during the school year and Summer breakfast give us a chance to gather between morning services. During the Summer, individuals or groups who can serve as hosts/hostesses make this an especially welcoming time of year.

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Daughters of the King

The Daughters of the King (DOK) have resumed meeting, and will now meet online on 4th Sundays at 2 p.m. DOK is open to all women interested in fellowship and study. Intercessory prayer and service are the heart of the vocation, and while there are no pre-designated areas of service, women of all ages find support here for work within and beyond the parish to further Christ’s Kingdom. Contact Judy Jarady if you would like to receive the Zoom link each month. Click here if you would like to know more about the Order of the Daughters of the King.

Judy Jarady, President

Earth Guild

This group of folks sponsors country hikes, urban cleanups, recycling at church, and Earth Day activities such as speakers on energy efficiency issues and stewardship of God's creation.
 

Epiphany Book Group

The Epiphany Book Group meets 1st Mondays at 7:30 p.m. To see the book list, click on the most recent newsletter listed on this pages. Contact Linda Ryder-Wolf for the login.

Linda Ryder-Wolf, Coordinator

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Epiphany Church Ladies Book Club

The group meets 1st Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. for snacks and conversation. We are currently reading The Character of Virtue: Letters to a Godson by Stanley Hauerwas. Bring a snack or drink to share.

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Episcopal Church Women

Episcopal Church Women (ECW) meet 2nd Tuesdays during the school year. They gather for a program at 10:30 a.m. and then have lunch out afterwards. The ECW sponsor various fund-raisers to support charitable endeavors.
Robin Hairston, President

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Group and Building Bloc

If you enjoy using our lovely facilities and walking through our beautiful gardens, this is thanks in large part to—people like you! We benefit from the ideas and efforts of volunteers who contribute to care for our grounds and keep our building in good shape. The Grounds Group looks to be very active this year, from the Trees Atlanta planting day, to other planting and upkeep, and projects ranging from Parish-wide Work Days to opportunities for small group socializing over creation care as we participate in design, care and upkeep of our land—from flower planting to timber work, by Parish Groups, families, even individual adoption of projects and plantscapes. Look for further regular “walkabout” meetings to discuss projects and opportunities to be involved. Our building likewise benefits from volunteers who review and/or repair and/or guide us in the best ways to keep our space. Ideas, time and materials donated by the committee and other parishioners save the parish thousands of dollars each year and help to ensure that we continue to be able to use our facilities to welcome, worship and work.

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Lexicon of Human Dignity

The Lexicon of Human Dignity is an information artwork display that tells the stories of thought leaders around Atlanta working to educate, engage and activate us to the challenges of our neighbors and teaching us how we might support them. The artworks provide easy to understand, picture-based stories of how eleven thought leaders across many topics and disciplines are working in their respective fields to support human dignity for our neighbors. The exhibit, originally created for an Epiphany Adult Formation program, now travels as a community-driven pop-up art shows hosted by a wide array of organizations across the Atlanta region. Click here to learn more.

Colleen Morich, Founder
Peter Morich, Curator
 

Men’s Breakfast Group

If you’re a fellow who’s an early riser, perhaps knowing that a Men’s Breakfast Group meets after the Tuesday 7:00 a.m. service will encourage your involvement with this group of great guys.
Bill Graves, Leader

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Office Volunteers

General Administrative Assistance is invaluable, as volunteers assist with copying and folding the Sunday Bulletin and several parish-wide mailings during the year, answering the phones during staff meetings, or helping occasionally with data entry or running errands as special projects arise. If you have a weekday morning or afternoon to spare, enjoy phone work, copying, data entry, stuffing bulletins or are willing to be a Jack or Jill of all trades, then volunteer to help out in the parish office.

L. Shea McNutt, Parish Administrator

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