Anglican Church Of The Epiphany

The historic Anglican standard for Worship, Faith and Doctrine is the Book of Common Prayer, in its 1928 American revision, of the 1549 Book. Our worship is reverential, uplifting, Biblical, and solidly orthodox.

We are a traditional Anglican church in the Shreveport area, much like the Episcopal Church used to be in the late 1960s and early 1970s. We observe the apostolic succession, the real presence in the Eucharist, and traditional worship via the 1928 Book of Common Prayer. We do not bow to the new practices of political correctness that are being embraced by more and more US churches in this day and age. Come and visit to see a reflection of what worship and teaching was like in the church of the forefathers of this great nation, as it was passed down to them by the early church fathers.

Current Events / Announcements

A Sunday morning service will not be held at Epiphany on Sunday,
May 20. Members of Epiphany will be traveling to Natchitoches to
celebrate mass at St. Hilda's ACC. The next Sunday service here
will be on May 27.

Bishop Lowe has gone to The Philippines for a multi-month missionary
effort for the Anglican Catholic Church. Because of this, there will not
be a mass on the first Wednesday of each month. He is currently
scheduled to return shortly before the diocesan synod in New Orleans
on June 20-22. He is also having a small issue with his email account,
and is not able to receive email at his original address anymore.

- The Evening Prayer service on Wednesdays has been canceled
temporarily until Bishop Lowe gets back. The Senior Warden is
typically available and happy to conduct an Evening Prayer service
on any Wednesday if there is a request to do so. Please email.
(See Staff page.)