Virginia Episcopal Real Estate Partners (VEREP) has received a Mission Real Estate Development Grant of $225,000 from Trinity Church, a Parish in the city of New York. This grant program supports feasibility studies for construction or business projects suited to local markets that will generate income to support ministry.
As we start 2025, this is a roundup of our feature stories from 2024. Each one represents our shared mission to love Jesus, embody justice, and be disciples. Celebrate and share these stories!
In just a few, action packed weeks, camp staff will make life-long memories and friendships while acquiring essential life and professional skills; communication, leadership, empathy, teamwork, problem solving, listening, and resiliency top the list.
There’s a fundamental truth that gives us hope: together, we can do extraordinary things. Your gift to the Bishop’s Appeal is an opportunity for you to make a lasting difference and support the mission and ministry of the Diocese of Virginia in the communities we serve.
The Rev. Will Dickinson has been called as the diocesan Minister for Transition. He will begin this new role on December 1, 2024. The primary focus of Rev. Dickinson's ministry is to work with vestries and search committees to identify best practices, train...
Discover how God has uniquely equipped you to make a difference at Shrine Mont Camps. This two-minute Ministry Match Survey is designed to help you see how your skills, talents, and passions align with the needs of this transformative ministry.
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 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.
