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.

Christ the Saviour, Mt. Vernon, VA, is launching two opportunities this September for those seeking comfort, connection, and deeper conversations.

This year Corpus Christi Anglican Church (Franconia, VA) held our third annual pool party at one of our member's community pools. We had our best turnout in the last three years (and the weather was amazing).

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.

Church of the Good Shepherd (Lynchburg, VA) invited vendors and local partners to attend their first annual Neighborhood Block Party.

New Spaces and New Faces in Chambersburg

Immanuel Anglican is hosting a Protect His House Active Shooter Awareness Seminar. This event is designed to provide essential training and awareness on how to respond effectively to active shooter situations, specifically tailored for churches and places of worship.

Making a Joyful Noise for Christmas in the community.

Holy Spirit (Leesburg, VA) held a Christmas Extravaganza and the photos are delightful!

In early December, Christ the Savior Anglican Church of Glen Burnie, Maryland, held an outreach to the nearby recovery community.

Multiple generations of from Corpus Christi Anglican Church served their neighbors experiencing housing insecurity.

Bishop Chris braved frigid temperatures to continue a beloved Incarnation tradition: our annual visit from Saint Nicholas!

"Every client gets a bag of produce, a bag of bread, a bag of sweets, and meat," explained Luken.

This Friendsgiving provided a gathering for the church family, local college students, and neighbors who might otherwise spend the holidays alone.

The Lamb Center: At Bible Study for the Homeless, a Search for Meaning

The Christ the Redeemer annual fall festival, they offered hayrides, food, face painting, and fellowship. We also had the chance to meet many Messiah University students at an open house event for area churches. 

Families from the community came to enjoy all the Fall Festivities and several asked about our church.