What I discovered made me wish there were more such congregations in our pluralistic movement.
People respond to the Christian language which is often familiar.
They want to grow into it-to grow into a deeper way of life through discovering God's presence in their lives. And they are eager to discover a community in which they can freely explore and question what the ministry of Jesus means to them. At Epiphany, I am encouraged to grow. We hold in trust a message which our forebears in faith cared enough to live by and die for-a message which, every day, I see change lives.