For 10 days in early August 2026, 11 young people from the Diocese of Virginia experienced an emotional, educational pilgrimage to Ghana that reshaped how they view history, faith, and human connection.
Varina Episcopal Church marked 100 years of God’s goodness with Bishop Gayle E. Harris, confirmations, reaffirmations, music, outreach, and gratitude for the century ahead.
I am honored to be a member of the Truth and Reparations Task Force, established at the 2021 Diocese Convention by adoption of Resolution R-10a.
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?
Olivia found connection, prayer, and a place to belong through The Pace Center at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Chloe found friendship, rest, and deep faith through Arise Campus Ministry at George Mason University.
In a previous writing, I mentioned how I had found my very own truth and peace concerning the subject of Reparations and Repair.
The Episcopal Diocese of Virginia marked a milestone toward inclusion and LGBTQ+ visibility at the 2026 Capital Pride Parade as diocesan clergy and parishioners marched behind an official purple Diocese of Virginia banner.
Mary Edith found deep questions, music, service, and belonging through The University Fellowship at St. Paul’s.
Mia found compassion, community, and a new sense of belonging through The House FXBG at the University of Mary Washington.
