Founded in 1887, the oldest operating Episcopal church in Los Angeles.

Architecturally significant: original Romanesque Revival by Ernest Coxhead (1887), sanctuary expansion in 1913 by Arthur Benton blending Gothic, Mission, and Romanesque Revival styles.
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Central hub of the Chicano Movement: planning site for student walkouts, Chicano Moratorium, speeches by César Chavez, and base for the underground newspaper La Raza.
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Designated a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument (2005) and listed on the National Register of Historic Places (2020).
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Ongoing restoration via Epiphany Conservation Trust since 2010; includes structural repairs, stained-glass restoration, basement rehab for community use, funded by grants and campaigns.
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Active in community outreach: food bank, legal clinics, immigration and social justice services, community garden, and cultural programs.