Do you want to come to a richer understanding of how the beautiful tradition of our Christian faith can speak and bring healing to the brokenness we see all around us? Are you at a crossroads in your life and wanting to process where you've been and where you're going? Or are you longing for more and wanting to move deeper in your relationship with God?

The Racial Reconciliation Group invites those interested to participate in the ReLeaven Conference on November 15, 2025, at the Antioch Baptist Church Ministry Center, 6525-B Little Ox Road, Fairfax Station, VA 22039. The conference runs from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm, is a fundraiser, and is centered on stories of hope and healing, including the story Rebecca Deng, our keynote speaker and one of the Lost Girls of South Sudan. 

Register today for Synod 2025!

This year marks Christ Church Accokeek’s 100th Annual Ham & Oyster Dinner, a beloved community tradition since 1925.

On the glorious morning of September 28, Bishop Chris installed the Rev. Tim Howe as Rector at Saint Michael’s in Nokesville, VA.

Would you like to grow in your ability to pray more effectively for your family, friends, and the world around you?

Restoration’s 5th Annual Kickball Tournament and Parish Picnic

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)  

This summer, Church of the Apostles (Fairfax, VA) housed a summer Bible study for girls. The theme was "A Seed to Sow" as they spent time together studying Luke 8:15.

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.

Every third Tuesday, our church helps serve a hot, nourishing lunch to 20–30 neighbors in need as part of a weekday meal program in Staunton. Partnering with other churches and community groups, we share not only food but also encouragement, conversation, and God’s love—five days a week, all year long.

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.

Do you feel like you’re fighting an unseen battle—one that leaves you weary, confused, or spiritually stuck? You’re not alone.

Rev. Jessica Fulton Lee ’06, the first female graduate from Virginia Military Institute to enter the clergy, was guest speaker at the chaplain’s spring retreat for cadets held recently at Eagle Eyrie Baptist Conference Center near Lynchburg.

Embark on the pilgrimage of a lifetime with your Anglican brothers and sisters as we journey through the sacred landscapes shaped by the Celtic saints.

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.

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

This Healing Service is for anyone who is interested in healing, freedom, and restoration of the soul.