Epiphany Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Called to be a light in our community and the world.

Home Page
Transparent 1-pixel line to force standard cell width in Netscape. Epiphany Lutheran Church
1414 East 48th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55417


(612) 823-7879


E-Mail:
Entrance to Epiphany Lutheran Church.
Epiphany Lutheran Church is a welcoming neighborhood church located in south Minneapolis, Minnesota. We are a Christian community of families, couples, and singles. We are diverse in many other ways, including race, culture, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and economics.

Epiphany is also a "Reconciling in Christ" congregation. (Some denominations refer to this as being a "Welcoming and Affirming" congregation.) For more information, please see our Welcome page or the Reconciling in Christ page for Lutherans Concerned/North America.

Epiphany was founded in 1925, with services beginning in a cottage. Our old building was constructed in 1926 and a new building and sanctuary were added in 1962.

We are located on the corner of East 48th Street and 15th Avenue South. That is one block west of Bloomington Avenue and one block north of Minnehaha Parkway in south Minneapolis.

Our Sunday schedule includes:

   - Education hour at 9:00 a.m.
   - Sunday Worship Service at 10:00 a.m.
   - Refreshments after the service


We welcome you to come and see! For additonal schedule information, see our Schedule page.
Global Partners in God's World. Tulips at Epiphany Lutheran Church.
 
 
 
Epiphany Lutheran Church is a member congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).



Copyright © 1998-2008 Epiphany Lutheran Church.
All rights reserved.



Webmaster email:  

ELCA Emblem.
 




Home - Welcome - What We Do - Schedule - Youth Activities - Calendar - Sunday Readings - Map - Daily Meditations - Links -


American Bible Society
Web tools and hosting powered by ForMinistry, a service of the American Bible Society.
The content of this website is the responsibility of this website's editor and
does not necessarily reflect the views of the American Bible Society.
© 2006







Progress