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  The Church of the Epiphany is a small white building that used to be a schoolhouse, adding simple wooden pews that match the wooden ceiling. Service starts with a processional hymn, choir, acolytes, and priest to the melody from a proper organ. There are usually 3 hymns and 3 readings from the Old and New Testament, guided by the Book of Common Prayer. The congregation is a mixture from the local area, young and old, almost as many men as women, with children, parents and grandparents. Interim minister Father Graham Cliff gives a well prepared sermon based upon the readings, church calendar and recent events, around ten minutes. A balance of liturgy applied to ancient and today's society, using biblical text with the Living Word.
  The address seems confusing, because in Glenburn PA (between Dalton and Clarks Summit PA) #25 Church Hill Road is less than 1 block from #1003 Church Hill Road, virtually the same address. Google Maps missed the photograph, driving by on Lackawanna Trail (Rte 6 & 11) instead of going onto Church Hill Rd. Simply look for the church's sign while driving north of Clarks Summit.

  Added June 15, 2017 by Charles Sutton
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  this is NOT the location of the Church of the Epiphany - it is our priest's home address, and even then it is the wrong number. The Church is at 1003 Church Hill Rd in Dalton, Pa (Glenburn township) Please correct this - people are frequently driving way out of their way and getting lost.

  Added August 17, 2016 by A Google User