Epiphany

• windjammer

  6 Jan 06, 14:27

  
  Is it celebrated worldwide or only to those orthodox christian only?
  
  
• SingaporeMacross

  6 Jan 06, 21:23

  Haha, funny. I wanted to post about this day in the wee hours of the morning..
  
• vince69

  9 Jan 06, 00:00

  care to illustrate what is this 'Epiphany' celebrate about? me never heard of this
• NT2

  9 Jan 06, 00:01

  my church does observe tt
• windjammer

  9 Jan 06, 11:03

  Originally posted by vince69:

  care to illustrate what is this 'Epiphany' celebrate about? me never heard of this

  i only know it has something to do with the arrival of the king...
  
  
• SingaporeMacross

  9 Jan 06, 22:39

  The Epiphany comemorates when Christ revealed himself to the people. This includes the adoration of the magi, and his baptism in the Jordan.
• NT2

  12 Jan 06, 23:10

  the liturgical color commonly used to Epiphany is White.
• Repented John

  13 Jan 06, 11:53

  Never heard of it. One of those bombastic terms.
• Icemoon

  14 Jan 06, 13:01

  Who goes Seletar Camp before? There is a church with the name Epiphany outside right?
• SingaporeMacross

  14 Jan 06, 20:08

  Originally posted by Icemoon:

  Who goes Seletar Camp before? There is a church with the name Epiphany outside right?

  It's a Anglican church that has a Tamil congregation..
• Honeybunz

  14 Jan 06, 22:03

  So strange ah? So many Christians don't celebrate that.
• SingaporeMacross

  14 Jan 06, 22:34

  Originally posted by Honeybunz:

  So strange ah? So many Christians don't celebrate that.

  Most don't follow the church calendar.... and I dont think they believe in feast days either
• Repented John

  15 Jan 06, 11:10

  Originally posted by Honeybunz:

  So strange ah? So many Christians don't celebrate that.

  Hello, it's not a ceremony we celebrate right? So what's wrong with not celebrating it so long as our theology is right? It's salvation by faith not works of the law. Anyway, it's bombastic.
• SingaporeMacross

  15 Jan 06, 14:03

  Is it really all right not celebrating? I have one friend who goes to church, but does not celebrate Christmas.
• Repented John

  15 Jan 06, 18:36

  Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:

  Is it really all right not celebrating? I have one friend who goes to church, but does not celebrate Christmas.

  At least he/she goes to church. Maybe he/she thot Christmas a pagan festival.
• SingaporeMacross

  15 Jan 06, 18:38

  perhaps. lol
• vince69

  18 Jan 06, 20:11

  Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:

  The Epiphany comemorates when Christ revealed himself to the people. This includes the adoration of the magi, and his baptism in the Jordan.

  Thanks for the explaination.