Applications Are Open for the Young Adult Service Corps
The Young Adult Service Corps (YASC) is a ministry for Episcopalians ages 21-35 who are interested in exploring their faith by living and serving in communities around the world.
The Young Adult Service Corps (YASC) is a ministry for Episcopalians ages 21-35 who are interested in exploring their faith by living and serving in communities around the world.
In 2014, the Outreach Committee at Christ Church, Winchester, saw that children in their community were experiencing food scarcity. They began a program called Panda Pantry, which provided backpacks with food for elementary students to take home on weekends.
With Election Day traffic bustling along Royal Avenue, Calvary Episcopal Church offered a sanctuary from the stress of the day with a prayer vigil. Read the Full...
"The theme "LOVE JESUS. EMBODY JUSTICE. BE DISCIPLES" defined, shaped, and animated The 230th Annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia held Nov. 7-9, 2024, at the Convention Center in Fredericksburg. Thursday, November 7, 2024 A new feature of...
Emotion is running high this morning. Some are elated, some in despair. Depending on one’s close circle, there is either a sense that all is lost or that all has been reclaimed. Who is right and who is wrong is for history to decide.
Churches throughout The Episcopal Church are preparing to host watch parties for the Investiture of Presiding Bishop-elect Sean Rowe on November 2.
Seven entities of the Episcopal Church have recently received a multimillion-dollar infusion of funding to help them better engage their youngest members in worship.
By Donna Tildon-Archer, Task Force Member After several months and many drafts, the Prayer for Truth, Reparation, and Healing was completed by the Truth and Reparations Task Force in the spring of 2024. When we met to put the final touches on what we hoped would be...
As preparations continue for the 2025 camp season, Shrine Mont Camps shares exciting updates on its search for new leadership and ways to engage with the community.
Knowing that many Americans are anxious about the contentious climate in which the presidential campaign is taking place this year—and that no matter which way the election goes, a significant number of parishioners will be upset—St. Stephen’s Church is offering a variety of ways for the community to remember that all are children of God called into common mission together.