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This Sunday, October 4
The Feast of the Creator
8 am & 9:30 am
We'll mark a new-ish festival in our liturgical calendar: The Feast of the Creator, part of “the Season of Creation [that includes] worship that turns attention to God’s work in creation." We’ll also bless our animal friends present and past during our time together in honour of St. Francis whose feast day is also tomorrow.
Service Bulletin
Worship Online on YouTube
8 am & 9:30 am
We'll mark a new-ish festival in our liturgical calendar: The Feast of the Creator, part of “the Season of Creation [that includes] worship that turns attention to God’s work in creation." We’ll also bless our animal friends present and past during our time together in honour of St. Francis whose feast day is also tomorrow.
Service Bulletin
Worship Online on YouTube
Last Sunday, September 27
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Service Bulletin
Watch last week's service online on YouTube
Service Bulletin
Watch last week's service online on YouTube
October 17 Raise the Roof Dinner
Join us at 6 pm on Saturday, October 17 for a potluck dinner to celebrate the success of our lightning pledge drive in support of our Building Restoration Project. This is a great opportunity to gather in thanksgiving and to hear about next steps in this important project. Plan to bring something to share if you can - there will be a sign up sheet in the narthex on Sunday morning.
Coping with Grief Presentation and Discussion
On Saturday, October 17 at 1 pm, our own Roy Moffett and Sylvie Pelletier will be holding a special session on grief and loss at St. Aidan’s Anglican Church, 934 Hamlet Road. This is the same wonderful presentation Roy and Sylvie made at our Thursday evening group gathering last May. If you missed it, please consider attending at St. Aidan’s.
Indigenous-Focussed Library & Journeying as Allies Book Club
Thank you to all who lended books to the Indigenous Library and enabled others to learn more about Indigenous issues and authors. The library will continue to be open until after September 30. For those wanting to further their involvement please consider joining the Journeying as Allies book club.
More info about the book clubThanksgiving Food Drive
Help our neighbourhood Gloucester Emergency Food Centre by bringing their most-needed items on Sunday mornings between now and Thanksgiving. There will be a basket in the narthex for collection.
List of GEFC Most-Needed ItemsGreeters Needed
Are you looking for a way to get involved at Epiphany? We are looking for friendly faces to greet folks as they come in for our 9:30 am services. Our warm welcome is one of Epiphany’s greatest assets - please consider serving in this role and speak with Jos Cleary or Cindy Hurst Boyd in the office for more information.
Epiphany Study Group *New Time*
We meet on Thursday evenings at 5:45 pm (note new time) in the worship space for a light meal followed by our liturgical study. All are welcome! See Dianne Woods or Sylvie Pelletier with questions and email using the button below to be added to our contact list or to provide any feedback which could help us for our next Bible study season.
Get added to our mailing listAngels Foundation Winter Drive
The Angels Foundation is collecting new and very gently used winter clothes for newcomers, especially winter jackets and boots for men, women and children. Please give donations of clothing directly to Angela Omoike in advance of their event on Saturday, October 10 from 3 - 7 pm at the Overbrook Community Centre.
Epiphany Celebrates its 25th Anniversary
On November 1, 2025, we celebrated the 25th anniversary of our beautiful building. You can view the evening's celebration or have a look through the presentations highlighting our past, present and future, a video from our celebration of new ministry from 2000, and links to presentations on our building's history and furnishings.
Links to Anniversary PresentationsCreative Connections
Join us on Tuesdays between 10 am and noon. All are welcome to come, enjoy a cup of coffee and join in a friendly game of cards or chess, or bring a project you are working on.
Come Journey With Us
Epiphany is an Anglican community called to love God and our neighbours as ourselves. Join us for Sunday service, in person at 1290 Ogilvie Road, Ottawa. You can also worship online on Facebook or YouTube.
Are you new? Visit About Epiphany to find out what to expect at services and Get Involved to learn about Sunday school, adult education and volunteer opportunities.
Welcome from our Incumbent (Senior Pastor), the Rev. Simone Hurkmans
A Vibrant Community for Every Season of Your Life
- Baptisms, confirmations, marriages, funerals, celebrations of life
- Sunday school
- Youth group
- Adult Christian education
- Music (choir and worship band)
- Pastoral services (pastoral visits, home Communion)
- Prayer list (contact us to get your name added)
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Giving to Epiphany
How to give
- E-transfer to epiphanyanglican@gmail.com (no password needed)
- All Year Round giving: sign up for monthly automatic withdrawals by emailing the church office
- Via CanadaHelps
Contact us
Phone: 613-746-9278
Email: office@epiphanyanglican.ca
Address: 1290 Ogilvie Road, Ottawa, ON K1J 1H5
Office hours: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, 10 am to 1 pm
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