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.

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.

Church of the Holy Spirit invites you to a one-day retreat to renew your spirit, transform your soul, and walk with God toward lasting healing.

You are encouraged to join the many who pray for the Anglicans for Life ministry. Multiple times a year, Deacon Georgette Forney sends out a letter with prayer needs along with a prayer calendar.

Anglicans from across the state joined thousands of other pro-life citizens in Richmond for a Rally and March around the state capitol on April 2.

All are invited to join our Anglicans for Life team as we have FUN raising much needed funds for the work of Assist Pregnancy Center.

Anglicans For Life invites you and your church to participate in the annual, “World’s Largest Baby Shower.”

Apostles invites you to an education series developed by Anglicans for Life to tackle aging and dying

You can participate in the Anglican Prayer Service virtually.

March for Life

In February 2024, Christ the Saviour Anglican Church, Alexandria, launched Evening Prayer on Fridays for the residents and staff of Mt. Vernon Nursing and Rehab (MVNR).

What does that mean when we face dementia, either in someone we love, or in our own lives?  Church of the Epiphany in Chantilly will be asking that question together on Saturday March 2 as we begin our congregational retreat:  “With All your Mind – Dementia and Christian Hope.”  

Anglicans For Life (AFL) is the only global Anglican ministry dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia through ministry, education, pastoral care, and biblical advocacy and in partnership with churches in the Anglican Communion.

As Sprit-filled and biblically-informed Anglican Christians, we believe God is the author and preserver of life. Because of this, we know that all human life is a sacred gift from God and that it must be protected from the moment of conception to natural death.

This year’s Life SUMMIT is focused on providing resources and tactics for individuals to utilize, alongside their god-given gifts, to protect the Sanctity of life. We encourage every member of our diocese to attend this year’s event.

Are you passionate about protecting life at all ages? If so, you should attend Anglicans For Life’s Life SUMMIT 2024 conference.

Anglicans For Life (AFL) invites you to attend our annual Life SUMMIT conference which coincides with the National March for Life in Washington, D.C.. The events kick-off Thursday evening, January 18, 2024, and run through Saturday, January 20, 2024. Over the course of three days, students and adults will celebrate life, encounter the culture of death that is prevalent in our society, worship God, our Creator, and be equipped to mobilize their local church for Life-Affirming ministry!

On Sept. 8, Church of the Messiah in Chesapeake, VA held a community blood drive in partnership with the American Red Cross. The drive collected 31 units, 13 over the goal! Volunteers from the church coordinated, offered moral support, and donated during the drive.

During the months of August and September, our 40 for Life campaign is focusing on Orphans and Vulnerable children. Learn more about the 40 for Life campaign and caring for orphans and vulnerable children.

Why is pro-life relationship education an important effort of Anglicans for Life and the larger Church, especially when it comes to the next generation?