The Little Fork Interpretive & Recreational Trail marks the first completed phase of The Commons at Little Fork Church—a shared community space that brings together nature, history, and the arts.
There is a $25 registration fee which can be paid by cash or check. Checks should be made payable to the ECW, Diocese of Virginia. If mailing, send checks to Catherine Perrin, 2400 Grove Avenue, Richmond, VA 23220-4416. You can also pay at the door. Register by April 28 and click the Submit button.
Rejuvenate with a relaxing weekend of self care that includes mindful movement, meditation, and massage. Our popular fall retreat now has a spring session, as well!
Virginia Episcopal Real Estate Partners (VEREP) is proud to announce its release of new material to help congregations lease commercial space on their property. Join us for a webinar on May 13th, 2026 at 7PM to learn more and hear from the experts behind the work.
The course 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.
Connect with your mind, body, and spirit with a Chakra workshop – that includes yoga, teas and meditations that help you balance and cleanse your chakras. We have two guest yoga teachers – Barbara and Abigail and a guest speaker, Dabney for the Chakra workshop.
Here is your opportunity to experience two of life’s great joys. Shrine Mont will be hosting a pickleball workshop from May 15 to May 17. If you have never played pickleball or are new to the game, this workshop will go over the rules, basic drills, some strategy and lots of playing time.
This summit will gather leaders who nurture the faith of children, youth, and families across our churches.
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.
Nancy Ross Hugo, David Pippin and Kate Vernon will demonstrate a variety of arranging techniques. Attendees will participate in activities that take the angst out of arranging and showcase techniques that make the process both easier and more fun.
Come explore the natural world through painting with award-winning artist and teacher Theodora Tilton. Choosing oil or watercolor, you’ll join students at all levels painting “en plein aire” in the beautiful mountains surrounding historic Shrine Mont.
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.
