In response to the grace and love we have been given in Christ, we seek to serve our neighbors. Our commitment is to provide opportunities for The Church of The Epiphany to reach out locally, nationally and globally so that we may grow, mature and become more fully the people Christ calls us to be. We pledge to be careful, open and willing stewards.
Conejo Compassion Coalition
The Church of the Epiphany supports Conejo Compassion Coalition which provides people who care deeply about the plight of the poor avenues to become a part of the solution. It provides volunteer opportunities for individuals to help directly with victims of poverty and disaster, locally, nationally and internationally. It raises funds to support grassroots relief efforts in disaster areas and underdeveloped countries and sponsors projects that raise community awareness of poverty issues and solutions.
harbor House
Harbor House hopes to contribute to the building of a just community where all people are included. It sees all human beings as worthy of its time and its efforts. It offers referrals, resources, case management, and a hand-up for those who are struggling. Its goal is to help all people in our community find hope, gainful employment, affordable housing, and a sense of personal well-being. The needs in our community are great and the gap between the comfortable and the working poor has never been so wide. Housing costs soar and minimum wage remains insignificant in the face of such costs, making it almost impossible for some families and individuals to make a real living.
Harbor House has been formed to address the needs of the Conejo Valley community. The houses of faith guide Harbor House with wisdom. Local donations are used for local needs. It has a deep desire to serve the poor and knows them by name.
Creation Care
At Creation Care our desire is to bring a joyful heart full of loving compassion to Earth stewardship, celebrating the gifts given. If we think about the Earth as just the environment around us, we experience ourselves and the Earth as separate. While some may see the planet only in terms of what it can do for us, it’s important to recognize that the planet and the people on it are ultimately one and the same. Long before there were churches people experienced God in and through the natural world.
Join us on this journey! We are here to share, encourage, and support one another. All are welcome to participate, members of Epiphany or community at large. For information contact Mary Mendenhall mmidsgn@sbcglobal.net (818) 585-5068
Episcopal Relief and Development
Epiphany is proud to support the Episcopal Relief & Development fund and Holy Family Services. We host annual, fellowship-friendly fundraisers and participate in the annual Crop Walk which helps raise money to alleviate hunger in the Conejo Valley and around the world.