On the first Sunday of the year, Haven meets virtually and considers together the traditional Epiphany story Matthew tells of Magi coming from the East to worship the infant Jesus.
View Leah’s notes here and watch or listen to the teaching below.
Epiphany 2: Jesus' Baptism
![Aert de Gelder [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54a725b7e4b03d35acc7bbf7/1516342140205-1DW76HGFR563C97KLMEG/256px-Battesimo_di_Cristo__1710.jpg)
Aert de Gelder [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
Leah begins 2018 by reflecting on the Traditional Celebration of Epiphany, a celebration that many Jesus-followers in the United States have long forgotten. What might be gained by considering the "appearance" or "manifestation" of Divinity in Jesus afresh, through the stories many Christians in the past around the world have found fruitful to reflect on this time of year? In this second of two teaching on Epiphany, she focuses on the Epiphany story reflected on in the Eastern church, the Baptism of Jesus.
Listen to the teaching below or review Leah's notes here.
Epiphany 1: The Arrival of the Magi
James Tissot: The Magi Journeying (c. 1890), Brooklyn Museum, New York City
Leah begins 2018 by reflecting on the Traditional Celebration of Epiphany, a celebration that many Jesus-followers in the United States have long forgotten. What might be gained by considering the "appearance" or "manifestation" of Divinity in Jesus afresh, through the stories many Christians in the past around the world have found fruitful to reflect on this time of year? In this first of two teaching on Epiphany, she focuses on the Epiphany story reflected on in the Western church, the Arrival of the Magi.
Listen to the teaching below or review Leah's notes here.