Communications Team

Rethinking Expectations of Kids in Church

Children are full members of the Body of Christ today, bringing essential gifts, faith, and wisdom to our common life. As congregations seek deeper ways to welcome young people, we face a core question: How does our culture need to change so children can participate more fully in worship and the life of the Church?

Dansje in de kerk by Marius van Dokkum

Shrine Mont Camps: Looking Back and Looking Ahead

Shrine Mont Camps want to thank everyone for their participation and support of our summer camping ministry. With 106 staff and 470 campers this summer, we gained so many memories of experiences that formed our faith and enriched our lives. To all of the clergy and...

Congregational Vitality Workshop – Save The Date

Saturday, Dec. 5 at All Saints, Richmond An important part of congregational vitality is helping our churches live into the special calling that God is inviting us to embody in this moment. Knowing and loving our neighbors is central to this calling. Our neighbors are...

August is Make-A-Will Month

Including The Episcopal Diocese of Virginia in your will - known as a charitable bequest - lets you support what you care about, reduce potential estate taxes, and leave a lasting personal legacy. A charitable bequest is one of the easiest and most flexible ways to...

Youth Delegates Love Jesus, Embody Justice, and Are Disciples!

Have you ever wondered what actually happens at the Diocese of Virginia’s Annual Convention? This year, we’re encouraging more young people to be part of it and we want YOU there! What Is a Youth Delegate? As a Youth Delegate, you are an official member of Annual...