Welcome to Epiphany Anglican Fellowship

TRADITIONAL + BIBLICAL + SACRAMENTAL

Our primary service is at 3 pm on Sundays at 470 Main Street, Longmont, CO. We follow the 2019 Book of Common Prayer (contemporary language) with hymns, Bible readings and preaching, followed by Holy Communion. All baptized Christians in a right relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ are welcome to receive.

We also offer a Traditional Language Morning Prayer service at 10 am Sunday mornings at Alta Vita Senior Residences, 1002 Alta Vita Ct, Longmont (3rd floor).

Check out our live-streamed Traditional Language Evening Prayer service at 7 pm Wednesday evenings on our YouTube Channel: Epiphany Anglican Fellowship Longmont

Women’s Group, Young Professionals Group - contact community@epiphanyanglican.org for latest schedule and location

Men’s Book Study - Voices of Morebath, Tuesdays 7:00 PM

Pet Blessing - October 4, 9:00-10:30 on the patio

REC Synod - Tyler, TX October 8-10

Daylight Savings Time Ends - November 2

Vestry Meeting - Nov 15, 8:30 am

Epiphany

The word epiphany comes from the Greek epiphaneia, meaning “manifestation.” The feast of Epiphany celebrates God’s revelation of Jesus as the savior of the world, specifically at his baptism and at the visitation of the three wise men from the East. More generally, it celebrates God’s revelation of Jesus to the whole world, including to us!

“Therefore let us be grateful for receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, and thus let us offer to God acceptable worship, with reverence and awe, for our God is a consuming fire.” - Heb 12:28-29

“This passage reflects the spirit and focus of Epiphany. We begin with gratitude for being made members of the kingdom (as yet unseen). We enter into worship with reverence and awe through our traditional Anglican model, and by consuming and being consumed by our Lord Jesus Christ in Holy Communion, we become sanctified more and more each day.” - Fr. Patrick Dorn