Mid-2023, my husband and I accepted the call to shepherd these dear saints. Financial resources were projected to last one year. We would either witness the Lord grow this church, or we would chaplain it through closing.

We never imagined experiencing both.

Christ the Savior Glen Burnie has moved to Arbutus! 

Brothers and sisters, keep praying and pray specifically. The Lord hears our prayers!

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

The new church quickly responded and confirmed the request. St. Andrew’s first service in our new space, a space the Lord supplied, was on April 19 (4/19!) just as we had been praying for the past year! Additionally, 108 people showed up that would not have fit into the previous building.

In March, the youth of Corpus Christi Anglican Church in Springfield, VA came together for a hands-on service project that combined practical skills with meaningful outreach.

As tangible evidence of Epiphany’s desire to be a help and encouragement, the church recently completed a cookie collection for the school's 180 teachers and staff.

A team of 12 members returned to Western North Carolina (WNC) to continue home repairs from unprecedented flooding due to Tropical Storm Helene in September 2024. 

Each contribution helped create a sanctuary of welcome and hope for the unhoused women of Charlottesville. Each part functioning in its own capacity as an indispensable part of the body of Christ.

Interested in bringing your family to help serve in Western North Carolina this summer? Come with your questions to a zoom info meeting.

ARDF ready to help amidst winter storms.

A Lenten voyage through the novels of George MacDonald, tackling suffering and injustice with gospel hope

CRUCIFORM: Crossroad Conversations – Men Choosing the Right Path in a Broken World

When snow and ice covered the region in January, churches across the Diocese stepped up, shovels in hand, to serve their neighbors.

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.

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.

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

All ages at Incarnation enjoyed a special visit from St. Nicholas!

While open to everyone in the area, this outreach is targeted for those who have met God in church basements rather than in church pews.

The Anglican Relief & Development Fund (ARDF) invites your family to an opportunity to serve together.