We are thrilled to invite your clergy and lay leaders to join us for EPN’s 40th Annual Conference, taking place February 25 - 28, in Kansas City. This gathering of hundreds of lay and clergy leaders from across the Episcopal Church promises to be a momentous event, with an exciting array of offerings for inspiration, learning, and connection.
Join the people of Emmanuel, Harrisonburg, as they celebrate the new ministry of the Rev. David Rose, Rector.
Are you so busy taking care of others that your own spirit is neglected, weary, strained? When was the last time you devoted time to your own reflection and renewal? Come to an event designed to nourish your spirit while you discover tools to nurture your soul as we enter the season of Lent.
God willing, The Rt. Rev. Gayle E. Harris, Assistant Bishop of Virginia will ordain Kara Louise Laughlin, Anne Kristine Rose and Joy Yvonne Warburton to the Sacred Order of Deacons on Saturday, March 1 2025 at 10:30 a.m. at St. George’s Episcopal Church in Arlington, Virginia.
Celebrate Shrine Mont’s Centennial in your parish! Click HERE to see Bishop Stevenson’s invitation to celebrate Shrine Mont. This last Sunday in Epiphany we prepare for Lent by reading the transfiguration passage from Luke’s Gospel, 9:28-36. Please take a moment during this service to remember Shrine Mont on our centennial and pray the following collect: O God, […]
Every year, on the last Sunday of Epiphany, The Episcopal Church recognizes World Mission Sunday. This is a perfect time to add a prayer for world mission (or a Collect for Mission of the Church found on p. 257 of the Book of Common Prayer) and lift up your international partners and/or the partners of churches within the Diocese.
Each Lent, the Spiritual Resilience Working Group (SRWG) of the Creation Care Committee offers a virtual book journey to members of the Diocese of Virginia and beyond. This year’s journey will focus on St. Benedict.
Join an open listening and conversation session on global mission in the Diocese of Virginia on Monday, March 10, 2025 at 7:30 pm. To sign up to participate and receive the Zoom link click here) or email Diane Wright. We look forward to a productive conversation on how we can best support each other as we seek to support our global partners.
Come enjoy live music in the beautiful setting of Christ Church as part of a monthly concert series featuring local artists on the second Monday of October, November, December, March, April, and May at 12:15 p.m. These 45-minute programs include solo performers and chamber musicians based in DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia.
Experience a Lenten practice of “contemplative writing”—writing for no audience except you and God. Through weekly prompts, workshops, and invitations to write both in and outside of class, you will be invited to explore how words can become a pathway into prayer, making you more open and available to God’s love and work in your life.
Fifty years ago, the Episcopal Church ordained its first female clergy. The 2025 Lenten Lunch and Speaker series celebrates this hallmark event. Each week, a female faith leader will talk about their experiences of serving as leaders in faith communities.
In this 4-session, you’ll learn what it means to manage in a Not-For-Profit (NFP) organization. Whether you’re wondering about making a career change to do such meaningful work, how it differs from church management and leadership, or wanting to be a better church manager (e.g., parish administrator or clergy leader) or lay leader (e.g., senior warden), this training is a great opportunity to enhance your skills.
We invite you to join us on March 18, 7 PM, to learn more about the Committee and consider offering your gifts toward these goals. Please share this invitation within your own congregation. Register by March 15 by emailing creationcare@episcopalvirginia.org with your name and preferred email.
On Wednesday, March 19th, the Diocese of Virginia Episcopal Church Women (ECW) will host a diocese-wide Lenten Retreat with Bishop Susan Goff at Grace & Holy Trinity Church (GHTC). This gender inclusive retreat begins with a fellowship hour at 9:00 a.m. The full agenda can be found below.
Fifty years ago, the Episcopal Church ordained its first female clergy. The 2025 Lenten Lunch and Speaker series celebrates this hallmark event. Each week, a female faith leader will talk about their experiences of serving as leaders in faith communities.
All youth and chaperones must register for DYM events. All youth must be accompanied by an adult for the entire weekend. DYM requires a minimum supervision ratio of 1 adult: 6 youth.
Shrine Mont Camps Sunday is an opportunity to lift up our camp ministry in prayer and celebrate the life-changing moments that happen there each summer. On Shrine Mont Camps Sunday, we invite every congregation to lift up our program during worship.
Fifty years ago, the Episcopal Church ordained its first female clergy. The 2025 Lenten Lunch and Speaker series celebrates this hallmark event. Each week, a female faith leader will talk about their experiences of serving as leaders in faith communities.
