Christian formation
Sunday Adult Formation
The Path: A Journey Through the Bible
The Path: A Journey Through the Bible
Sundays at 9:30 a.m. · Parish parlor
Before worship, we spend time with the Scripture readings appointed for that morning, considering how they speak to our lives and our faith. Adult Formation offers space to ask questions, share insights, and learn from one another as we prepare to hear the readings in church.
No preparation or previous Bible study is needed. Come any Sunday and join the conversation.
The Path: A Journey Through the Bible
The Path: A Journey Through the Bible
The Path: A Journey Through the Bible
Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. · Parish parlor
The Path, published by Forward Movement, traces the biblical story from creation to the revelation of John. Selections from Scripture help us see how familiar stories—and some less familiar ones—fit into the larger account of God’s relationship with humanity. Rosemary Arneson, a trained Education for Ministry (EfM) mentor, leads the study. Together, we consider what these stories reveal about God and how reading Scripture can deepen our trust in God and shape the way we live.
You may join us any Wednesday. It’s helpful, but not necessary, to contact Rosemary beforehand through the church office.
Sunday School for Children and Youth
Sunday School
A Note About Children's Formation
A Note About Children's Formation
Epiphany offers year-round Sunday School classes for children of all ages every Sunday morning from 9:30 a.m. until 10:15 a.m. Sunday School lets out in time for children to join their families for worship. Epiphany uses an Episcopal Church curriculum that coordinates lessons with the Sunday scripture readings. We are blessed to have Mrs. Gail Wood as our lead Sunday School teacher. Mrs. Wood is an experienced Christian educator and was twice voted the Henrico County Teacher of the Year.
A Note About Children's Formation
A Note About Children's Formation
A Note About Children's Formation
The most crucial element of Children's Christian Formation is regular presence in worship with their families. Parents and families are the primary Christian educators for children and are integral to their faith lives. Epiphany works to be a welcoming, safe place for our children to learn about God, the Holy Scriptures, the traditions of the Church, and the sacraments. We encourage all parents to tend to their personal faith lives and bring their children to worship.