Epiphany is a Greek word that means “manifestation” or “appearance.” The season points us to God’s love for all the world as revealed or manifested in Christ Jesus.  Learn more about this third season in the Christmas cycle. Three Kings Day Epiphany Activities… Read More

Epiphany is traditionally celebrated on January 6. Read more about the history and celebration of this holiday here. Epiphany (January 6) is the time when we remember that God’s light is revealed to all people. Epiphany is a Greek term that means “manifestation” or “appearance.” God’s love for all… Read More

Use these activities to celebrate Epiphany with your family or Sunday school class. A Dramatic Reading of Matthew 2:1-12 Supplies needed: Bible; construction paper (assorted colors); glitter (optional); paste; pencils or pens; crayons or markers; scissors. Invite everyone to make a paper crown to be worn during the reading… Read More