Registration is now open for Missio 2026, the global mission conference for the Episcopal Church, which will be held April 14-17, during the 2nd week after Easter, at St. Gregory of Nyssa Church in San Francisco, California.
The Middle School Weekend is designed for current 6th-8th grade youth in the Diocese of Virginia and their parish youth leaders, as well as youth not currently connected to Episcopal parishes.
We are delighted to invite high school aged students to attend the High School Leadership Summit at Shrine Mont. The dates are April 17th-19th 2026.
The weekend course is designed to teach students about the intricacies of fly fishing with hands on instruction that covers everything from tying flies and casting to pond and river fishing at the South River for trout.
On behalf of the worshiping communities of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, you are invited to register for Walking with the Enslaved: A Pilgrimage toward Truth, Reconciliation, and Hope in Richmond.
Our community will be offering a full course dinner before the Richmond Forum events in 2026. Sylvia May, a parishioner, choir member, and chef, along with Father Brent have planned this community building idea for utilizing our proximity to Altria Theatre.
St. George’s Episcopal Church will offer a free concert on Sunday, April 19, 2026, at 3 pm, featuring The Peacemakers.
Dancing Heart Ensemble consists of Karen Johnson, flute; Bryan Bourne, trombone; Mariko Hiller, piano, and Manny Arciniega, percussion. This unique quartet will captivate you with original programs and arrangements for this non-traditional ensemble.
Randolph-Macon College is honored to welcome Dr. Eboo Patel (founder and President of Interfaith America) to the RMC campus as the 2026 Ira Andrews Lecturer. Dr. Patel's lecture will be held in RMC's Blackwell Auditorium on Thursday April 23rd at 5:00 pm.
Join the people of Trinity in Fredericksburg for a Celebration of New Ministry for their new rector, the Rev. Suzanne Findlen Hood. The Very Rev. Joe Hensley will preside. The Rev. Kurt Unangst, Rector for St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Cypress, Texas, will preach. All are invited to attend, and a reception will follow the service.
This two-day event is designed to inspire and equip women through dynamic workshop leaders and keynote speakers, exploring how faith informs their roles both in the church and the broader society.
This workshop 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.
