You may not know this if you’ve never been on a church staff (or married to someone who is), but the holidays can be an especially stressful time for pastors and everyone else on the team.

Church of the Holy Spirit in Leesburg, VA and Winchester Anglican in Winchester, VA offered the gift of a live-stream concert for their church family to enjoy together and at home. Winchester Anglican purchased enough virtual tickets for families to stream the concert at home.

Carols by Glowstick was a family-friendly, everyone-welcome, Christmas sing-along for young and old alike!

New Creation Church offered a “Stations of the Nativity” to help walk worshippers through Jesus' Incarnation, beginning with announcement of John the Baptist's birth to Zechariah and concluding with the return of the Holy Family to Nazareth.

All Saint's Church is offering a COVID-friendly live nativity opportunity for the community. Children, teens, and adults will participate in a four-scene drive-through nativity.

Please consider coming to Washington, DC on January 29 for the annual Prayer and Worship Service at 9:30 a.m., after which we will participate in the March for Life.

We thank God for the ordination of Wesley Owens.

Enjoy this stunning anthem offered by members of the Truro Anglican Church choir for our 11:15am service on Sunday, October 18, 2020. Guest conductor: Joshua Spacht. Produced by Jamie Brown.

The Service of Lament provided space to encounter God through times of silence, music, sacred art and reflection on Psalm 102.

We thank God for the ordination of Katie Hamlin.

We all need healing in some areas of our lives!:For some, it's physical; for others, a broken marriage or family relationships, addictions, recovery from emotional, physical, sexual abuse, generational sins, struggles related to sexuality, intimacy, identity, or other life issues. Come and see how biblical worship prepares the way for experiencing God's healing and wholeness in our lives!

Enjoy photos from the glorious Baptism service at Ascension in Kearnseyville, VA on Sunday, Sept. 27.

New challenges, a pandemic, a major flood, a “Where’s Waldo” Vicar, and outreach challenges… 2020 has been an interesting year for the Anglican Church of the Valley in Staunton.

This is an amazing moment, with extraordinary opportunities. A pause in the rush of modern life to take stock. To evaluate where we are. A chance to examine our ‘burnt offerings’ and think about how to deepen our vision of worship in this season.

How lovely that we can still be tuneful, that we can still pay attention to words and rhythms and joyful cadences… and although we may not sing robustly together for a while, what fun to learn to hum our praises.

More than Charlottesville, more than Richmond, perhaps more than any other place in Virginia, Emporia would appear on the surface to be a place ripe for violent protests.

We praise God for the institutions of the Rev. Drew Thomas and Rev. Travis Hines.

We thank God for the ordination of Patrick Cunningham.

Church of the Holy Spirit will in conjunction with One Church Loudoun as we have an opportunity as believers in Jesus and the Christ-centered Church in Loudoun to come together to simply worship our Lord together and humbly call out to Him.