If you’ve ever heard someone mention Epiphany or Three Kings’ Day and weren’t totally sure what it meant, you’re not alone. Epiphany Day—celebrated on January 6—is one of those Christian holidays that’s deeply meaningful but often unexplained.

As we step into 2026, we don’t do so in a hurry or with amnesia. We pause to look back—because gratitude grounds us, and reflection helps us move forward with intention.

If you’ve noticed more notebooks, flashcards, and tired smiles on Sunday mornings—you’re not imagining things. Epiphany is full of scholars. There are a number of our members pursuing secondary and post-secondary education. And while they’re the ones studying, God is teaching all of us something.