Welcome to the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
“Living into our name – being transformed and transfigured by Jesus“
Bishop Reddall Celebrating the Eucharist 
Sanctuary 
Thursday Bible Study 
Church Building 
Walking on Wednesdays 
Our new stained glass illuminated 
The Lord’s Soup Kitchen 
New Pygmy Date Palms planted outside the Narthex 
ECM Breakfast 
Morning Shot by Cindy Howell 
ECM Breakfast 
Labyrinth on church campus 
ECM Breakfast 
One of our proud saguaros 
We are located near the base of The Superstition Mountains 
Tending the grounds
Sunday Worship Schedule
Holy Eucharist Rite II (Contemplative service … No music) 8:00am
Holy Eucharist Rite II (With music … Livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube) 10:00am
Coffee and Fellowship follows after each service in the Fellowship Hall
Weekday Schedule
Morning Prayer 9:30am Wednesdays (Zoom)
Evening Prayer/Compline 7:00pm Tuesday – Thursday (Zoom)
What’s News
Also be sure to check out our Parish Calendar
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Rector Search Transition Process Update 11/12/26
The Vestry met on Tuesday, November 10 and wanted to share the following update about our Rector search process: Please join us on Sunday, December 20 after a combined 9:00am service where the Rev. Canon Dr. Robert T. Phillips, Interim Canon to the Ordinary & Deployment Office will conduct a parishioner involvement workshop with us. Your…
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A Message From Your Website Administrator
To My Transfiguration Family … The theme for this year’s stewardship campaign, Plenty Good Room, reminds us that there is always room in God’s house; we just need to make ourselves at home and invite others to join us at God’s table. While there is certainly a necessary financial element, stewardship is about much more than…
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A Message From Your Senior Warden
Dear Transfiguration Congregation, One of the things I love most about our Transfiguration family is the way we come together. It is in the sharing, the helping hands offered without being asked, the conversations that build friendships, and the many quiet ways we care for one another. These moments remind me that the Church is…
We are an open and affirming Christian community in the Episcopal branch of the Jesus movement. We acknowledge the living culture of the Salt River Pima and Maricopa people, the traditional custodians of the land we stand on, and pay tribute to the unique role they play in the life of this region. We strive to be a loving, caring, welcoming, and friendly community. We seek spiritual transformation in ourselves, our communities, and our world through worship, fellowship, education, and outreach.