Join us for Ministry at Midday, an informational session to learn, connect, and explore the Diocese of Virginia’s ministries and programs centered around Racial Justice & Healing.This month’s topic: Sacred Ground.No registration is required, and all are welcome.Join via ZoomFor more information, contact Tammy L. Lewis, Minister for Justice & Repair, at tlewis@episcopalvirginia.org or 804-622-3194 […]
How does faith shape the way we live together as a community? Join St. Paul’s Faith & Action for a fellowship dinner catered by Bundy Heirloom Farms followed by a panel discussion with elected representatives.The panel features members of the Virginia General Assembly, including Sen. Schuyler VanValkenburg, Sen. Lamont Bagby, Del. Betsy Carr, Del. Delores […]
Join Bishop Bourlakas for the final service at St. John's, Arlington. Diocesan point of contact: Shirley Smith Graham.
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.
Join us for the afternoon of fine chamber music! Karen and Atticus are the members of the “The President’s Own” Marine Chamber Orchestra. Minji Nam is Award winning pianist. Look forward to the superb season opener of Odeon's 27th season! Music for Two & Three Karen Johnson, violin Atticus Mellor-Goldman, cello Minji Nam, piano Sunday, […]
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 event honors the life of Bishop John Thomas Walker through worship and the exploration of various topics in the history of Black Episcopalians. The African American Episcopal Historical Collection invites you to the Commemoration of the Rt. Rev. John T. Walker, 6th Bishop of Washington, at Virginia Theological Seminary on September 24, 2026. This […]
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 […]
St. Paul’s Fifth Annual Oktoberfest. Free admission. Come one, come all.Activities and games for children and adultsLive musicChristkindlmarkt featuring local crafts and artisansGerman food, with the kitchen open until 7:00 p.m.German-style local beer and wineFor more details, visit stpaulskgva.org/oktoberfest.
Join the Diocesan Episcopal Church Women at Our Third Annual Afternoon Tea. All proceeds from the tea benefit the ECW Scholarship Fund. The event cost is $35.00 (cash payable at the door or check payable by mail or at the door). Extra donations are always welcome. Sign up online at ecwvirginia.org/events, or contact Kathy Jimerson […]
