About Church of the Epiphany
Worship Schedule.
Holy Eucharist: Sunday 9:00 AM and Sunday School for youth, with child care at 9:00 AM. Our youth return from Sunday School during the announcements and then we all worship and receive communion together. After worship services, everyone is invited to enjoy informal fellowship over a cup of coffee and a pastry.
Weekdays.
Bible Studies, Evening Prayer and Catechism are usually scheduled on Thursdays throughout the year. Counseling and individual appointments are available also. Please call Fr. Jack Faucett at 559.992.3517 to make an appointment or to find out what is currently scheduled during the week.
About Us.
Church of the Epiphany is a casual family size church where people of all ages and backgrounds are welcome. We have a strong emphasis on Biblical teaching and preaching, with an evident atmosphere of joy and Christian fellowship. Our worship style follows that of the ancient Church, which means we celebrate and receive Holy Communion each Sunday.
Our Location.
We are located at the corner of Dairy and Hannah Streets in Corcoran, California, across from the YMCA.
Invitation.
If you are looking for friendly Christian fellowship, and encouragement in your relationship with God, please consider visiting us at Church of the Epiphany.
And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. - Acts of the Apostles 2:42
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The Compass Rose is a symbol identifying those who belong to the worldwide Anglican Communion. This emblem was originally designed by the late Canon Edward West of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York. The Compass Rose is set in the nave of the Cathedral Church of Christ in Canterbury, England, and it was dedicated by Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie at the final Eucharist of the Lambeth Conference in 1988. He also dedicated a similar Compass Rose in the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul (National Cathedral) in Washington, D.C. in 1990.
The center of the Compass Rose contains the cross of St. George and is surrounded by the inscription in Greek, "The truth shall set you free." The points of a compass reflect the spread of Anglican Christianity throughout the world. The mitre at the top indicates the role of Episcopacy and Anglican Order that is at the heart of the traditions of the Churches of the Communion.
This article is from the Compass Rose Society
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