Epiphany Lutheran Church

08/31/2026

This week's Learn By Heart centers on the Second Commandment.

08/25/2026

Coming this Sunday is a new resource to help you learn by heart the truths of Holy Scripture and the Small Catechism as a faithful and true explanation of Scripture. Here is this week's learn by heart as a sample of what is coming your way. If you want to know more, come this Sunday to have your questions answered!

07/19/2026

This morning we began learning our new hymn of the season, "Lyrie! God Father in Heaven Above." This gives us a chance to sing in another language (greek; Kyrie Elleison is Lord, have mercy in Greek) and to learn a hymn Lutherans have been singing since the Reformation. If you want to spend some time listening and learning, take a listen:

On Reformation Sunday, October 27, 2019, organist Paul Soulek accom...

07/17/2026

Looking forward to Sunday morning:
In the feeding of the four thousand, we see the compassion of Jesus at the center of everything God does for us. His mercy is not limited to one people or place, but extends to all nations, showing Him to be the Savior of the world. This miracle also reminds us that our own strength is never enough—we are brought to see our need so that we may look to Christ alone. He provides for our bodily needs, but even more, He preserves us in faith through His Word, Baptism, Absolution, and the Lord’s Supper. Because of His compassion, we do not walk “the Way” alone. Christ feeds, forgives, sustains, and brings His beloved people safely to eternal life.

07/14/2026

We rejoice that our most recent seminary scholarship recipient, James Gramzow, was Ordained into the Office of the Holy Ministry this past Sunday at the church where he (and some sainted Epiphany members) grew up, Zion Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Detroit. Pastor Beffrey was invited to serve as Subdeacon in the Ordination Divine Service. Please continue to pray for Pastor Gramzow and for Emmaus Lutheran Church of Indianapolis where he has been Called to serve.

07/08/2026

While there are so many good Christian books, what are the three most important books every Christian should have?
1) Bible
2) Small Catechism
3)?
If you don't know what number three is (or don't own one), the time couldn't be better to expand your library!

Save 20% off Lutheran Service Book editions, the Piano Prelude Series, and the Hymn Prelude Library. Plus, take home the Pew Edition for only $20! Offer expires 7/31/2026.

07/04/2026

On this Independence Day we pray for our nation:
Almighty God, You have given us this good land as our heritage. Grant that we remember Your generosity and constantly do Your will. Bless our land with honest industry, truthful education, and an honorable way of life. Save us from violence, discord, and confusion, from pride and arrogance, and from every evil course of action. Grant that we, who came from many nations with many different languages, may become a united people. Support us in defending our liberties, and give those to whom we have entrusted the authority of government the spirit of wisdom, that there may be justice and peace in our land. When times are prosperous, may our hearts be thankful, and in troubled times do not let our trust in You fail; through Jesus Christ, our Lord.

06/01/2026

With Memorial Day behind us and summer 2026 off to its start, the time has come for our annual summer Bible reading plan. This summer we will take time reading St. Paul's Epistles-one chapter per day. Please take time out of your day to read with us! You can download the schedule here:

Every summer we join together as a congregation reading Scripture. In years past we have read the Psalms, the Gospels, and others, growing in knowledge of God's Word. This summer we will read...

05/26/2026

Just a reminder: this Wednesday, May 27, is the last Wednesday of the month. That means it's our monthly Custard and Convo night at the Wayland Culver's. See you there at 6 PM!

05/10/2026

Today we thank God for the gift of our mothers and other women He has given us in our life.
Father of glory, Your Son, our Lord Jesus, in His incarnation, took on our created human flesh and was born of the Virgin Mary. He submitted to His mother, honoring and obeying her, so fulfilling the commandment where we have not. On this Mothers’ Day, graciously accept our thanksgiving for our mothers, whom you have given to us. Teach us to honor them aright — loving, obeying and giving thanks for them, as is fitting in Your sight. Strengthen all women with child and protect them in their deliverance. Comfort all women who long to have children, but cannot, that they may find their consolation in You and Your unfailing love; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, Our Lord.