Beloved St. Paul’s violinist Justin Esposito teams up with guitarist Peter Richardson and accordion player Matty Metcalfe to form Fuego del Sur, a passionate and virtuosic tango trio that brings fiery precision, emotional depth, and spontaneous interplay to every performance.
A solo-performance of the entire Gospel of Mark from memory; A word-for-word re-telling of it; A fully immersive, 2 hour play; An original set, minimally designed to carry through the basic themes of Mark from beginning to end; A bit of audience participation; Several brief intermissions; A little music, incense; Limited Seating (please register ASAP).
To help educate our people about this authentic vocation, celebrate their ministries of prayer and service, and learn how they can help support and advance the mission of the Church, please consider encouraging your diocesan communicators and parish leaders to make use of the following resources in preparation for Jan 25, 2026.
During this time of turmoil and trial, St. Paul's holds a vigil of prayer for the most vulnerable and powerless among us, lifting up our lament, fear, and hope to God’s redemptive and healing power.
A two part Zoom series hosted by Province 3: time for learning on the topic of understanding and countering Christian Nationalism.
Dr. Daryn Henry, Professor of Christian Studies at the University of Virginia will be presenting and leading a workshop on responding to Christian nationalism.
By the Grace of God and Consent of the People, St. James's Episcopal Church invites you to share in a Holy Beginning as we celebrate the Renewal of Our Shared Ministry and welcome The Rev. Beth Franklin as our 15th Rector.
God willing, the Rt. Rev'd Gayle Elizabeth Harris, Assistant Bishop of Virginia, will ordain Jackson Davey, Bart Natoli and Ted Renaud to the Sacred Order of Priests on Saturday, February 7th at 10:30 a.m. at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Richmond, Virginia.
This is an opportunity to learn about and teach about Migration with Dignity principles which address the challenges of global migration in a new way while aligning with the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international laws and agreements.
Participants will gain insights into the consequences of these racial covenants including access to safe, equitable housing and obstruction of generational wealth for marginalized populations today and how systemic displacement and public housing concentration targeted African-American neighborhoods whose residents responded with resilience, agency and advocacy.
The Rt. Rev’d Gayle E. Harris, Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Virginia, will preside and preach. Bishop Harris, Canon Ricardo Sheppard, and the Very Rev. Janettarose Greene will serve as co-celebrants.
The Episcopal Church’s World Mission Sunday, an annual observance designated by the 1997 General Convention, occurs on the Last Sunday in Epiphanytide – this year on Feb. 15. But it can also be celebrated on any other Sunday of your choosing!
