Frequently-Asked Questions
When are services?
We celebrate Holy Communion (Mass) at 10:00 and Evening Prayer at 5:30.
What should I wear?
We want you to feel comfortable and focus more on the service than what you’re wearing. Casual dress is pretty common, but so is dressier attire. You’ll fit in no matter how you dress.
How do I get to Epiphany?
We’re right on South Bay Street (Highway 19) in Eustis. Visit our Contact page for a map and directions.
Where should I park?
There’s plenty of parking in the parking lot behind the church and you can always park on the street if you’d like. There is no reserved parking for anyone, except for the handicapped, closest to the church entrance in the back.
Where should I go?
Worship services are held in our Sanctuary located on the side of the campus next to Golf Links Ave.
Discipleship Class at 9:30 a.m. following the 8:45 a.m. Morning Prayer Service is in the Parish Hall located next to the Sanctuary building.
Weekly Bible Studies are held in the Parish Hall located next to the Sanctuary building.
Youth Group, Children’s Sunday School, and VBS are held in the Children’s building across the lawn from the Sanctuary building.
Where do my children go?
During the 10:30 service, our Children’s classes are the perfect place for infants through fifth graders while you attend service. Because we celebrate Communion every Sunday, children are escorted back to the main church halfway through the service so they can participate with their families.
Our Children’s Ministries building is immediately across the yard from the church building, with parking right behind it.
Am I expected to put money in the offering?
If you are visiting with us, we don’t expect you to put money in the offering. If you consider Epiphany your church home, we’d love for you to prayerfully consider supporting what God is doing in and through our church.
What are Epiphany's services like?
We strive to honor the timeless traditions of Christianity and uphold the authority of God’s Word. We worship according to the 1928 Book of Common Prayer supplemented by the Anglican Missal.
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Steve and his wife Amanda have been married for 20 years and have five children. Steve is a firm believer in the Holy Spirit’s ability to transform people from the inside-out and has a passion for accurately communicating the Gospel through expository (verse-by-verse) preaching. After completing eight years of service in the U.S. Army with two combat tours to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, he attended Liberty University for his Undergraduate and Graduate studies.
With more than 40 years of experience volunteering in church offices, Cheryl is an invaluable contributor for all the little things that otherwise might fall through the cracks. She and her husband, Dave, moved from Massachusetts to Tavares in 2005 and she is often found at the church office asking, “Is there anything I can do to help?”
Sharon has been attending Epiphany for more than 10 years and helps with the details of our worship services. Her biggest gift … she is a true encourager, who tries to love and serve Christ, love and serve others in Christ, and love and serve the world for Christ.
A passion for equipping children to become faithful followers of Christ is what drives Tami. Providing support, encouragement and opportunities to help kids grow to love God, Tami has been serving our children for more than 10 years. Tami and her husband, Ed, a Border Patrol agent, have two amazing children: Morgan and Christian.
Matt has had a passion for music since he was a kid. Growing up in Church choirs, running worship for youth groups and mission trips, for him, music and serving the Lord have always gone hand in hand. Matt and his wife, Jeanne, recently had their second child. When he isn’t working or playing music, he’ll probably be found in the gym, fishing, or under his project car.
Debbie has been with Epiphany since its inception and oversees all the details of our services. She and her husband, Peter, live in Sorrento with two children, two grandchildren, two cats, three dogs and a potbelly pig!
Rob has been a Mount Dora resident since 1975 and was an insurance agent for State Farm for 35 years before “retiring” in 2010. He now hunts, fishes, plays a little golf when the urge hits, and does an extraordinary job of keeping everything about Epiphany clean and working beautifully.