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Held at Epiphany Lutheran Church
9122 Sybert Dr
Ellicott City, MD 21043

Office: 3525 Ellicott Mills Drive, Suite A
Ellicott City, MD 21043
Courthouse Square Office Complex

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Religious Education: Primary School

We are holding monthly RE groups for Channing at Epiphany Lutheran Church. Groups begin after the Story for All Ages, go downstairs to “the little adjoining-room,” and the session goes during the remainder of the service.   The group for children in Primary School is scheduled for the second Sunday of the month starting this May.  The group for children and teenagers in…

Board of Trustees Meeting

Channing Board Meetings are open to all members in the congregation, unless there is a Executive session scheduled. To receive an agenda, request the Zoom meeting ID/password, or for more information, email the church president (see church directory for contact information, or contact us).

Men’s Group

Everyone is welcome to join the men at these events.  In person on third Friday at Bagel Bin. New location (not far from the old one),   just west of Bethany Lane on Rt. 40,  10132 Baltimore National Pike.   Please email Ken H in advance if you intend to attend.   (90 minutes.) New location: There is a strip center (brick) on the right hand…

Religious Education: Elementary to High School

We are holding monthly RE groups for Channing at Epiphany Lutheran Church. Groups begin after the Story for All Ages, go downstairs to “the little adjoining-room,” and the session goes during the remainder of the service.   The group for children in Primary School is scheduled for the second Sunday of the month starting this May.  The group for children and teenagers in…

Lectio Divina

After a break, our Lectio Divina sessions return! Our conversations are always fulfilling and meaningful. I truly hope you can join us.  This ancient practice allows us the opportunity to delve into a selected poem.  We slowly and intentionally read through the text, changing our focus with each read-though. What memories does the text elicit? What wisdom is the author trying to impart? After a…