Church of the Apostles (Fairfax, VA) had an International Pentecost Dinner (our third one) on Saturday, May 23.

Restoration Immigration Legal Aid (a non-profit originally founded by Restoration Anglican) invites you to celebrate the courage of our clients, immigrants in our area, and refugees around the world. There are multiple ways to participate.

GAFCON Sunday, 28 June 2026, is an opportunity to stand with us — to pray and give generously as we work to keep the Bible at the heart of a truly Global Anglican Communion.

Advocates connect their congregations and their dioceses to opportunities to pray, partner, support, send or serve cross-culturally. The Global Missions Advocates facilitate global mission engagement through events, training, resources and collaboration, working closely with the New Wineskins Anglican Partners network. 

Mission is not an optional ministry for a select few; it is at the heart of the Church’s identity. A flourishing parish is not only a place where people gather for worship, but a community intentionally sent into the world to bear witness to Jesus Christ in word and deed.

Did you know that over 2,900 students will receive a transformative education through our open ARDF educational projects? 

One of the blessings of these (international) gatherings is the opportunity to reconnect with friends from across the globe one rarely gets to see. The Nigerian music team that led us each day was the same group that led Gafcon III in Jerusalem in 2018.

Rev. Dr. Chris Royer shares why we should do frontier missions Anglicanly.

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.

Share ARDF with your churches!

You are invited to discuss with us how churches and community members can support our immigrant friends and neighbors. 

The New Wineskins Conference has a special place in my heart. The Holy Spirit uses the conference to refresh and challenge me. 

There were so many such stories—testimonies of courage, faith, and the miraculous power of God—that left me awestruck.

As one Anglican bishop in a war-torn region of Nigeria explained, the light of the Gospel shines brightest when everything around us is the darkest.

One of the adventures that every Christian should experience is going on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land to walk in Jesus' footsteps (not to mention the Old and New Testament saints).To help maximize your experience, I would like to invite you to join Glorianne, and me, along with other friends from DOMA for a life-transforming 11 Day Faith Pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

How do I love thee, New Wineskins?  Let me count the ways.

Can one, should one, love a Conference?  In short, yes. I love the triennial New Wineskins Conference (NWC) – not really to the “height and breadth my soul can reach” - that is for God alone – but nonetheless, I love it “For the ends of being and ideal grace.” (Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sonnett 43)  

Join us for a French-themed evening at scenic Waverly Springs as we welcome missionary Mary Swisher, serving with YoungLife in Grenoble, France. Since 2021, Mary has been building relationships with teens in a highly secular culture, sharing the hope of Jesus through friendship, discipleship, and community. Come hear inspiring stories from the mission field, enjoy refreshments, and discover how God is at work among French youth.