Distance Learning During the COVID-19 Period

We realize that this can be a particularly difficult time for children.  Their routines have been turned upside down.  This space will offer some of the lessons and activities that we would have done on Sunday mornings.

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   The Sunday Paper Junior for Seventh Sunday of Easter  May 24 (ages 3 to 10)

   The Sunday Paper for the Seventh Sunday of Easter   May 24 (ages 9 and up)

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Our pre-kindergarten & kindergarten children are instructed in The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd.

The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is an approach to the religious formation of children that is rooted in the Bible, the liturgy of the church, and the educational principles of Maria Montessori. Children gather in an "atrium," a room prepared for them, which contains simple yet beautiful materials they use to help them absorb the most essential proclamations of the Christianfaith.

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The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is a rich experience for children that gives them the opportunity to grow in love and knowledge of God through the Christian tradition.

Our children in Grades 1-5 follow an Episcopal curriculum called "Weaving God's Promises"

The mission of Weaving God’s Promises is to teach children and youth how God’s promises of salvation are woven into our lives; teaching them the way of Christ, not only in the church but also in the world as Christ’s ambassadors; and fostering the spiritual formation and growth of our children and youth in Christ’s love and mercy and to teach the spirit of forgiveness and reconciliation.

Our Youth in Grades 6-8 participate in the Passports Program

Students in grades 6 and up will be investigating where they "fit in" to our church family. There are so many tasks and ministries that church members can take part in. To name just a few - vestry member, selling pumpkins, counting money, altar guild, teaching, and more.

Students will be performing various services and learning about many of our church's ministries. For each service they perform and/or learning participation, there is an opportunity to earn a "circle award".  Students will enter awards into a "passport" booklet to track their progress. Journals will be used to record whether what they are investigating is a place where they feel they fit in at Epiphany. The first project they will work on is an outreach opportunity. Come on Sunday to learn more!

Multi-Church Youth Initiative

Epiphany Parish is one of the founding members of a new multi-church youth group for students in grades 6-9.  Youth events will take place weekly beginning October 6, 2019 at Epiphany Parish.  Epiphany Parish is partnering with South Walpole United Methodist Church, Union Congregational Church of Walpole, and United Church in Walpole to develop a Christian youth ministry program for the town of Walpole.

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Our Mission: We reach out to Walpole area youth with the joy of the gospel, empowering them to grow in discipleship.

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Our Vision: Through experiences of inclusive community, formative service, and authentic spiritual practice, youth lives are changed.

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