How does ECOT serve its community? The sacrament of marriage is a beautiful expression of one’s commitment to another, but also to God. Transfiguration performs weddings at the Vail Chapel, Beaver Creek Chapel, Edwards Interfaith Chapel, and outdoors. We’d love to be a part of yours. MORE INFORMATION
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This month we are focusing on worship and care of our community. One of the most important times in a person’s life is their baptism, and we’d love to host you in this special time and your little ones enter the kingdom of God. Listen to Father Brooks’ description: More
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Mother Emily looks at transitions this month – with various transitions in the church as well as in nature. This includes moving from celebrating the Easter season to the Feast of the Pentecost on June 4, where ECOT will start to offer a 5:00 p.m. service on Sunday evenings. Learn
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Mother Emily discusses the transitions of spring – honoring our high school graduates, Mothers all over the world, and the natural changes of the season. Join us every week on KZYR True Local Radio 97.7 FM for messages from our Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration leaders, as well as every
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Father Brooks Keith reunites with Pastor Mark Huggenvick and his beautiful wife, Barbie, for reflections on this Lenten season, Holy Week, and Easter Sunday. Listen to their amazing, brilliant, thoughtful conversation on the April version of “Living the Resort Life” on KZYR, True Local Radio, 97.7 FM. LISTEN NOW
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By Father Brooks Keith, April 15, 2017 So many Christians do not even know this day exists! But exist it does, even if briefly, and for a very important reason. The Gospel writers and Paul use differing chronologies to explain this lull in the action of our salvation drama,
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By Father Brooks Keith, April 14, 2017 And so we come to the heart of the matter, the very nexus of God’s plan to re-unite humanity to Himself. Good Friday is called good precisely because in Christ God is restoring His original plan to be all in all, integrated
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Maundy Thursday, the fifth day of Holy Week No, it’s not “Monday Thursday!” Maundy derives from the original title of this day, Mandatum in Latin which meanscommanded or mandated. In John’s Gospel traditionally read during the Maundy liturgy Jesus gives His disciples, His very best friends, a new commandment
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This week Father Brooks encourages us to reflect during this Holy Week 2017, and prepare ourselves for the celebration of Easter Sunday, the rising of the Son of God, Jesus Christ.
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By Father Brooks Keith, April 11, 2017 By long tradition today we contemplate the Second Servant Song of Isaiah, found in Isaiah 49: The Lord called me before I was born…and he said to me, “You are my servant, Israel, in whom I will be glorified.”….And now the Lord
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