EPIPHANY

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​Epiphany—meaning appearing, coming, or to give light—is the season when we remember Jesus’ mission to the world. In the stories of Epiphany (the visit of the Magi, Jesus’ baptism, his call to follow as his disciples, his transfiguration) we see Jesus for who he is and what he is up to. Jesus is shown to risk it all for the sake of humanity and all creation. 

Epiphany is also the season that reminds us of Jesus’ call to his disciples—to us—to risk it all for the sake of God’s beloved world and God’s abundant future. We are invited to give up good things to say yes to better things: getting in on what God is up to in and for the world—restoring the world to wholeness.

The colour of epiphany is light green, signifying newness of life and the promise of fresh growth in discipleship to Jesus.
SCATTERED PRAYERS
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Below you will find recordings and printable liturgies from Scattered Prayers, our liturgies during this time of being together while apart.  Check back each Sunday for a new edition.

We will also be meeting in the Highland Digital Commons and using the following two liturgies intermittently throughout the year.
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2nd Sunday of Epiphany
Scattered Prayers &
Digital Commons
​January 17, 2021
1st Sunday of Epiphany
Household Feast
​January 10, 2021
2nd Sunday of Christmas
Scattered Prayers
January 3, 2021
1st Sunday of Christmas
Scattered Prayers
​December 27, 2020
Christmas Eve & Day
Scattered Prayers
December 24/25, 2020
4th Sunday of Advent
Scattered Prayers
December 20, 2020
3rd Sunday of Advent
Digital Commons & Christmas Soiree
Scattered Prayers
​December 13, 2020
2nd Sunday of Advent
Scattered Prayers
​December 6, 2020
1st Sunday of Advent
Scattered Prayers
​November 29, 2020