Have you ever walked past a door and seen what appears to be random letters and numbers written at the top? These letters and numbers actually have a great significance. Traditionally on the ...

Early Christians celebrated the single feast of Epiphany ... the church treats the tradition of Epiphany bathing favorably if a person performs the ritual with worship and devotion.

One of the first women ordained as a priest by the Episcopal Church, Fleming Rutledge is a renowned preacher and teacher. Her many books include the best-selling The Crucifixion: Understanding the ...

Celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany with our resources. Includes PowerPoint, script and leader's notes, suitable for pupils to lead. A PowerPoint to be used in liturgical prayer, collective worship ...

It might not be the biggest holiday on the Christian calendar, but Epiphany, otherwise known as Feast of the Epiphany or Three Kings’ Day, is, along with Christmas and Easter, one of the three ...

As we come together to celebrate the Feast ... worship, recognizing Jesus as the Son of God. Myrrh, traditionally associated with burial and mourning, foreshadows the suffering and sacrifice that ...

"Chalking the door" is an ancient custom associated with the Feast ... the Epiphany aims to protect homes from evil spirits. As explained online by Ben Sternke, a pastor at The Table Episcopal ...

Many Catholic parishes will give their parishioners a piece of chalk, a small bottle of holy water, and the words for the house blessing so that each family can bless their home. A chalk home ...