Epiphany buildings are currently closed for in-person gatherings. Reopening will occur in phases, and the Epiphany Lutheran Preschool is the first to make plans for reopening September 14 following Responsible Restart Ohio guidelines. Morning Care is also scheduled to open in September. At this time, no additional ministries are slated to return to on site activities.
– Updated September 3, 2020

We gather to worship. We gather for the Lord’s Supper. We gather to serve. We gather for many more reasons, such as fellowship, fun, learning, care and support.
Epiphany is an inter-generational congregation with opportunities open to all of God’s children, from tots to teens to older adults. Regardless your age, interests or talents, this family of faith worships, serves and learns together. Small group fellowship and church-wide events also provide faith-building opportunities. Another way to connect and get involved is to serve on a ministry team.
Preschool
At Epiphany Lutheran Preschool, we view children and families as treasured resources given by God. Specializing in early childhood education for 2½-5 year olds, we offer academic excellence in an enriching, faith-based environment where children grow in knowledge and the love of God, as well as physically, socially, emotionally, and intellectually.
Children & Families
Youth Ministry
Tired of superficial experiences? Looking to be involved in something more meaningful and bigger than you? Epiphany’s youth ministry seeks to transform the lives of our next generation’s leaders (grades 6-12) through challenging teaching; meaningful encounters with Jesus in worship, prayer, and study; and authentic community that crosses generations. Young people are challenged to become world-changers, making an impact for Christ in schools, community, nation, and world.
Child Care Center
Epiphany’s Morning Care Program provides high quality, flexible day care in a safe, nurturing, and healthy environment for children ages two months to 6 years old. This positive, caring, and Christ-centered atmosphere helps set the stage for children to flourish. We are honored to serve families and their children, precious gifts from God.
Sports & Health
We have been marvelously created by God and must therefore be intentional in how we take care of ourselves. Living an abundant, balanced life requires us to faithfully take care of our spiritual health and physical health, as well as our social, emotional, financial, vocational, and educational well-being.
Small Groups
Young at Heart (50 & Up)
Young at Heart events are scheduled throughout the year providing faith-building and fellowship opportunities for those age 50 and better. From monthly “Flag Room Chat Series” with pastors and other guest speakers to Bible studies and social outings, this ministry opens doors to new and deeper friendships.
Support Groups
Bible Studies
Epiphany Bible studies and classes are open to anyone. Some classes may meet all year long while others may meet for a quarter or continue longer. These studies will help you on your journey of faith and also offer a wonderful fellowship opportunity.
Epiphany disciples get together throughout the week in small groups to study God’s Word, discuss and learn from the Bible and each other. Some of our groups include
Saturday Morning
Men’s Group
Women’s Ministry
Hospitality & Care Teams
Retreats & Renewal
Growth and learning don’t just happen on Sundays, and they don’t just happen in a classroom. Throughout the year, Epiphany participates in opportunities to grow deeper in faith and service through retreats and camps, such as Lutheran Outdoor Ministries in Ohio (LOMO). LOMO is a year-round ministry serving the three Ohio synods of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). All of the LOMO sites are ACA accredited. LOMO operates four camps: Camp Luther, Camp Mowana, Lutheran Memorial Camp (LMC), and LOMO Outreach. These camps provide programs year-round for youth, adults, families, and environmental education.
Funerals
In the book of Romans, God’s word reminds us to, “rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep” (Romans 12:15). At a person’s death, the church shares the grief of those who mourn and recalls the promise that in his death and resurrection, Jesus Christ has made death the gateway to eternal life. At funeral services we gather in worship to give voice to sorrow, thank God for our loved one, and entrust this companion of ours into the hands of God. We rest on God’s promise that in baptism we have been sealed by the Holy Spirit and joined to Christ forever. At the time of a loved one’s death you are invited to call a pastor at any time at (937) 433-1449.