God desires not only to save and teach you, but to sanctify you and lead you into a steady rhythm of joy, peace, and fruitful ministry. This Immanuel Inner Healing Prayer Training introduces a simple, thoroughly biblical approach to prayer that helps you hear God’s still, gentle voice and cultivate a conversational relationship with him.

Enjoy glimpses of worship and celebration in churches around the Diocese during the seasons Christmas and Epiphany.

Hello and Happy 2026! I’m curious, have you ever wanted to see into the future to know what would happen? There have been times when I wished God would have given me foreknowledge before an event happened, so I would have responded with more grace and mercy, and less drama – and angst! But I have always believed that while prophecy is still possible and important to pay attention to – knowing the future is best entrusted to God’s will and sovereignty.

Take a moment to enjoy the annual report from Corpus Christi Anglican Church. This year’s update highlights encouraging signs of growth, deepening discipleship, increasing generosity, and faithful witness in the Springfield and Kingstowne communities. Read more and see photos from 2025.

This past summer, the Diocese hosted it’s first Preaching Cohort. The cohort provided a supportive, practical, and encouraging environment where newly ordained (or soon-to-be ordained) participants sharpened their preaching, built meaningful relationships, and left renewed in confidence and calling.

The Disability & the Church Conference returns April 21–23, 2026, in Washington, D.C., bringing church leaders together to equip the local church to become a place of belonging for individuals and families impacted by disability, mental health, and trauma.

On Sunday, January 4, Incarnation Anglican (Arlandria, VA) commissioned its church plant, Church of the Holy Comforter (Hyattsville, MD), led by the Reverend Katie Hamlin.

The Life Forum 2026 is hosted by Anglicans For Life and is designed for ministry leaders, lay people, and anyone interested in understanding what Scripture teaches us about the inherent dignity of life. This year’s theme is Thinking Biblically about Bioethics. Life Forum will consider how the evolving landscape of secular life ethics collides with Christian morals, and introduce you to a new resource in the Church that can equip you to provide pastoral guidance on the issues that confront people in the pew.

This year, the word I’ve chosen is relaxed.

Each year, Redeemer parishioners of all ages gather at The Virginia Home to share a simple but meaningful act of service—wrapping gifts and writing cards. What unfolds is far more than holiday preparation; it’s a glimpse of Christ’s love at work.

Introducing two international ministry opportunities.

As followers of Christ, we are called to take the good news of the gospel, the light of the world, to the ends of the earth. We are blessed to have a liturgical calendar that trains us to inhabit God’s story, allowing the life of Christ to shape both our personal faith and the shared life of the Church over time.

Do you thirst for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit — in your life, in your congregation, in our Anglican Province?

Gracious and everliving Father, you have given the Holy Spirit to abide with us for ever: Bless, we pray, with the Holy Spirit’s grace and presence, the Bishops of the Province who assemble in your Name; that your Church, being preserved in true faith and godly discipline, may fulfill the will of him who loved her and gave himself for her, your Son Jesus Christ our Savior; who now lives and reigns with you and the same Spirit, one God, now and for ever.  Amen.

As we enter 2026, I ask you to pray that we would flourish together: missionally, relationally, and through clergy and congregational vitality. 

Flourishing together is the life-giving partnership of a diocese and her congregations in which mission, relationship, and clergy wellbeing are held in balance.

Do you thirst for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit — in your life, in your congregation, in our Anglican Province? Do you sense both the dryness in our land and our Church? Yet the Spirit is stirring, calling us to gather, soak, and receive in His presence, and to be transformed by the power of God once more.

We thank God for the ordination of William Anderson Clark, Timothy Allport Feyrer, Anna Grace Louise Brooks Flake, Ryan Lee Scarberry, and Stephanie Jane Workman to the Sacred Order of Deacons tonight during the Eucharist service for Synod 2025 at Resurrection Anglican Church, Lutherville, MD.

And on that hill, the Spirit spoke to the silence of my heart, saying, “I want you to commit to loving my Church.” 

 In a part of the service, I was handed a Bible and told by the bishop, "take the authority to read the Gospel in the Church of God and to teach the same."