All Saints Choir Camp is a week of singing, musicianship, friendship, faith, and fun for children entering 2nd grade and up. Younger readers are welcome, too. This year introduces a new Beginner Choir Track, designed especially for younger and first-time singers. No prior musical experience is required, just a willingness to learn and sing. More […]
Virginia Episcopal Real Estate Partners (VEREP) invites congregations to join a free webinar designed to strengthen parish property management and mission impact. On August 12, 2026, join our experts to explore best practices for leasing church space to childcare and early childhood development providers.7:00 pm-8:00 pmFor more information and to register, visit VEREP’s website.This webinar […]
This year’s workshop will explore African American church music and its relationship to the Civil Rights Movement—past, present, and future. Returning as the featured presenter is Dr. Roy L. Belfield, Jr., Director of Choirs at Goucher College, along with an outstanding panel of clergy, educators, musicians, and community leaders. The workshop is free and open […]
This Ministry for Racial Justice and Healing training is for clergy, lay leaders, congregations, regions, and all who want to activate their racial justice heart. This workshop complements Healing from Internalized Oppression and Sacred Ground.What’s included: lunch, spirit-centered conversations about justice, practical tools for ministry, and liturgically centered racial justice training with a closing Eucharist.Register […]
The Voices of Freedom Tour, part of the Virginia 250 programs celebrating the semiquincentennial of our country, features historic parishes in Hanover County, including some Episcopal parishes. The tour begins with the original site of the Upper Church of St. Paul’s Parish, now Slash Christian Church, and ends at The Fork Church, which is celebrating […]
Archaeological work at St. George's was conducted by a team from Mead & Hunt. All are welcome to attend a presentation of the recently completed archaeological study of the church property. The presentation will include an overview of the archaeological investigation, key discoveries, historical context, artifact findings, and the significance of the work for understanding […]
The annual Pride Eucharist is sponsored by the churches of the Central Richmond, North Richmond, and West Richmond regions of the Diocese of Virginia as part of the City of Richmond's Pride Festival. This year's host is St. Stephen's, Richmond, and the preacher is the Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson, who served as ninth bishop of New Hampshire from 2003 until 2013. This joyous occasion provides the wider community the opportunity to give thanks for the life and witness of LGBTQ+ people in the church and the world. A festive reception will follow in the large fellowship hall. Free parking is available in the church's parking lot.
This Ministry for Racial Justice and Healing training is for clergy, lay leaders, congregations, regions, and all who want to activate their racial justice heart. This workshop complements Healing from Internalized Oppression and Sacred Ground.What’s included: lunch, spirit-centered conversations about justice, practical tools for ministry, and liturgically centered racial justice training with a closing Eucharist.Register […]
God willing and the people consenting, the Rt. Rev'd E. Mark Stevenson will ordain John Elliot Hager, Joshua Aaron House, Emily Lindsey Fisher, and Kendall Paige Trivett to the Sacred Order of Priests. The Bishop and Standing Committee request the honor of your presence in person and in prayer. The liturgical color of the day […]
The concert features jazz musicians Peter and Will Anderson performing on clarinet and saxophone, and guitarist Adam Moezinia and will be held in the church’s nave. For more information about the concert or the church’s music series, please contact (540) 373-4133 or email music@stgeorgesepiscopal.net. Visit www.stgeorgesepiscopal.net/music/concerts to learn more.
Stewardship of the building and grounds of churches is a responsibility shared by clergy, lay leaders, and administration. How do you prioritize what needs to be done, both short and long term? And how do you plan for the funding needs? The Virginia Episcopal Real Estate Partnership (VEREP), a ministry of the Diocese of Virginia, […]
This Ministry for Racial Justice and Healing training is for clergy, lay leaders, congregations, regions, and all who want to activate their racial justice heart. This workshop complements Healing from Internalized Oppression and Sacred Ground.What’s included: lunch, spirit-centered conversations about justice, practical tools for ministry, and liturgically centered racial justice training with a closing Eucharist.Register […]
