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.

This free event is open to our entire church family to sing along with or just listen to our choir, orchestra, organ, and soloists. Messiah is a great event to invite someone curious about Jesus to experience worship & music during the Advent season.  

Our mission is to invite disconnected people into a family that follows Jesus, is formed by Jesus, and overflows with the love of Jesus—and this event was a beautiful expression of that overflowing love in action!

Church of the Apostle’s (Fairfax, VA) Fourth Annual Fall Fest was a wonderful success! Around 200 people stopped by to enjoy grilled burgers (both regular and veggie) and hot dogs, a moon bounce, games, crafts, balloon animals, cider and doughnuts, a bike clinic, and even a bike giveaway—all completely FREE! It was a beautiful afternoon filled with laughter, fun, and many new families joining in the celebration.

Twelve volunteers — including nine from DOMA churches Truro and Church of the Apostles (both in Fairfax, VA) — shared in rich fellowship and joyful service during their Anglican Relief & Development Fund (ARDF) disaster relief mission in Western North Carolina, October 13–17.

The apostle Paul wrote the book of Philippians from prison - not exactly a retreat setting - and yet the whole letter radiates joy, gratitude, peace, and confidence in Christ. His message was sent to people who were anxious for him, struggling with unity, and suffering persecution for their faith.  What was his counsel to them?

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

Restoration’s 5th Annual Kickball Tournament and Parish Picnic

Every second and fourth Sunday after our second worship service, members of Beach Church in Virginia Beach, VA heads down to the boardwalk to connect with the community.