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From the Senior Warden
The Light of Christ Shines Forth
This Epiphany season, as the Christmas lights dim, a greater light dawns! The word "Epiphany" means "manifestation" or "appearance" of God, and it celebrates the moment Jesus, the Light
of the World, was revealed to all nations, not just Israel, through the visit of the Magi.
These wise travelers followed a star, a divine sign, on a long journey, bringing gifts to the newborn King. Their story isn't just about the past; it's a mirror for our own spiritual
journey. Like them, we are called to seek Christ, to follow His light even when the path is unclear, and to worship Him with our whole selves.
What Does This Mean for Us?
• A Call to See: Epiphany calls us to open our eyes and hearts to see God's presence in new ways—in Scripture, in prayer, in creation, and in "the least of these" around
us.
• A Call to Share: The light we receive is not meant to be hidden. The Magi were warned in a dream to return home by a different way, a way illuminated by their encounter
with Christ. We too are called to be witnesses, to share God's love and justice in dark places, showing the world the glory of Christ.
• A Call to Action: This season is a powerful reminder that God is at work, inviting us to new beginnings. What new path is God calling you to? A step of forgiveness, a
renewed commitment to prayer, or a greater act of generosity? Let us pray for the courage and vision to follow the Star of Bethlehem, to recognize Christ's glory in our lives and world,
and to let His light shine through us, bringing hope and healing to all.
Join Us!
• Worship: Celebrate with us on unday, January 11th as we worship the King of Kings!
Serve: Find opportunities to be Christ's light by attending a Bible study, visiting others, joining the vestry, joining the Day School Board, serving on the altar guild,
as an usher, lector or LEM (lay echaristic minister).