Parishioners at Resurrection Church, Emporia, VA were invited to pray through a list of 10 things that suffering achieves, followed by a series of Bible (ESV) passages and examen questions for each item, arranged as stations to be used in the context of a solemn Good Friday liturgy.

God created creation in order to be known, and there is plenty that we can learn if we pay attention to creation.

A special dimension of Holy Week at Church of the Good Shepherd, Charlottesville, VA included an art exhibit by parishioner Brittany Fan. Over the course of Holy Week services, Good Shepherd added/introduced one piece at a time along the walls of the sanctuary.

Whether you are starting a new job, retiring or going back to school, big changes can have a big impact on you and all involved.

When we see Him face to face, there will be no more fasting, or suffering, or hunger, or sorrow, or sin, or death - And that joy-filled life will go on throughout eternity. Hallelujah!

I give thanks to God for the many ways in which women have faithfully witnessed to the Lord Jesus Christ.

Christ the King in Alexandria, VA celebrates a women's ministry that is active, nurturing and provides a safe welcoming environment for women at every stage of their journey and offers strengthening studies for spiritual and emotional growth.

The Kairos participants at Central Virginia Correctional Unit for Women shared how they felt the unconditional love of Jesus Christ. They were overwhelmed by the love from people they did not know.

In addition to the Easter Triduum services of Holy Week, many churches around the Diocese are offering a variety of unique ways to experience the Stations or Way of the Cross, for all ages, many of which can be done virtually and at your own pace.

Is Josiah Project the “Better Option” you’ve been waiting for? Rock the World unleashes waves of young leaders whose radical pursuit of Jesus will impact the world for the Kingdom of God.

Camp Booyah is an Anglican summer missions adventure camp for rising 6th graders to graduated high school seniors. 

On the first Friday in March, ninety women from Truro Church drove the winding road from Fairfax to Cacapon Resort State Park. In God’s grace and kindness to us, Catherine Warner agreed to be our retreat speaker.

 Church of the Epiphany hosted “The Dementia Retreat” on March 2. Videos of each of the sessions are now available.

This year in June, the Provincial Council and Provincial Assembly will be held in Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA. In preparation for this gathering, the ACNA has and will continue to send news and calls for prayer. Sign-up via email to receive updates such as those below: