The Diocese of Virginia is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the Triangle of Hope Youth Pilgrimage 2027 Youth Cohort! The Triangle of Hope is a global covenantal community dedicated to transforming the long history, ongoing effects, and continuing...
By St. Peter's, Oak GroveYou may recall that, during the 2023 Christmas season, St. Peter's in Oak Grove experienced a devastating fire that destroyed the historic church circa 1856. Our efforts continue to raise funds for the church rebuild, and...
Bill Martin, Assistant to the Secretary for the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, will retire on December 31, 2026, following more than 14 years of faithful service to the Diocese. Since joining the diocesan staff on October 1, 2012, Bill has served alongside...
Have you ever wondered how your gifts, experiences, and perspective might help shape the future of the Episcopal Church in Virginia? Serving on the Standing Committee offers an opportunity to do just that. As the Bishop's council of advice, the committee helps guide...
The Creation Care Committee of the Diocese of Virginia is seeking a part-time volunteer to lead our Communications efforts. We anticipate that this position will require roughly 4 hours per week. Key responsibilities will include assembly (and possibly some...
In South Arlington, serving neighbors in need is carried out with steady grace by volunteers like Elaine Duffy. That’s why Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church honored her with the 2026 H. Donald Campbell Award for Service and Generosity. The award, accompanied...
St. Philip’s Richmond celebrates its 165th anniversary with a November 14 gala and November 15 worship service featuring Michael B. Curry. Sponsorship and commemorative journal opportunities are available.
The Creation Care Committee will be funding a limited number of Energy Efficiency audits for parishes so they can learn about ways in which they can reduce their energy consumption. We have partnered with an energy auditing firm that can provide energy audits for...
The Diocese’s Secretary and Chief of Staff will retire December 31, 2026, concluding more than seven years of service.
St. James’ Episcopal Church in Leesburg welcomed Bishop Stevenson for worship, confirmations, reaffirmations, and a parish reception.
