Church of the Epiphany South Haven, Michigan
An Episcopal Church in the Anglican Communion
Church of the Epiphany welcomes you! Sunday Eucharist: 9:00 a.m.
Located at 410 Erie Street at Kalamazoo St., 3 blocks south of Downtown South Haven, 5 blocks from Lake Michigan Church phone:
Please enter through the double red doors on the corner, or the double red doors from the parking lot 269-637-2521
Located at 410 Erie Street at Kalamazoo St., 3 blocks south of Downtown South Haven, 5 blocks from Lake Michigan Church phone:
Please enter through the double red doors on the corner, or the double red doors from the parking lot 269-637-2521
Church of the Epiphany is a warm and friendly Episcopal congregation in South Haven, Michigan.
Whether you are a visitor to South Haven or someone who's lived in this quaint harbor town for years and years, we welcome you to pass through these red wooden doors and discover something new about the way God is with us in this world.
ALL are welcomed in our sanctuary. Sunday services are at 9:00 a.m. We are fairly traditional in worship, but not formal.
An Ecumenical Healing Service takes place each Wednesday at noon in our quiet and peaceful chapel.
We are a small 100-year-old congregation with members in a wide age range located in a resort city (population 5100) on Lake Michigan. In the summer, our town doubles in size with tourists, cottagers, and second home residents. Our beautiful facility is frequently used by the community. It is accessible, well-maintained, and offers an exceptional worship space for children plus a lovely memorial garden.
We are an adaptable parish with amazingly complementary gifts among members--plus tremendous potential.
Church of the Epiphany is a very hospitable group, open to all, with a strong ministry of the laity. We have a midweek, noon-time ecumenical healing Eucharistic service and healing prayers at our side altar each Sunday.
Whether you are a visitor to South Haven or someone who's lived in this quaint harbor town for years and years, we welcome you to pass through these red wooden doors and discover something new about the way God is with us in this world.
ALL are welcomed in our sanctuary. Sunday services are at 9:00 a.m. We are fairly traditional in worship, but not formal.
An Ecumenical Healing Service takes place each Wednesday at noon in our quiet and peaceful chapel.
We are a small 100-year-old congregation with members in a wide age range located in a resort city (population 5100) on Lake Michigan. In the summer, our town doubles in size with tourists, cottagers, and second home residents. Our beautiful facility is frequently used by the community. It is accessible, well-maintained, and offers an exceptional worship space for children plus a lovely memorial garden.
We are an adaptable parish with amazingly complementary gifts among members--plus tremendous potential.
Church of the Epiphany is a very hospitable group, open to all, with a strong ministry of the laity. We have a midweek, noon-time ecumenical healing Eucharistic service and healing prayers at our side altar each Sunday.
We aim to provide a space that is safe for a variety of opinions.
We are curious adult learners, of strong opinion with stronger respect for one another. We enjoy a good discussion with differing points of view.
Coffee hour is a high point, yet church is not the center of our social lives.
We have room for more children, and the care and education of those we have is our highest priority. Our young families are actively involved in all aspects of congregational life.
Epiphany kids enjoy an Egg Hunt on Easter!
We are curious adult learners, of strong opinion with stronger respect for one another. We enjoy a good discussion with differing points of view.
We have room for more children, and the care and education of those we have is our highest priority. Our young families are actively involved in all aspects of congregational life.
Epiphany kids enjoy an Egg Hunt on Easter!
At Church of the Epiphany, we focus on "Sharing with Others the Wholeness We have Been Given in Jesus."
