On June 20th, Restoration Anglican Legal Aid (RILA), a non-profit originally founded by Restoration Anglican, will join the worldwide celebration of refugees: World Refugee Day. As we have done in previous years, we will use this day as an opportunity to share about our work and our clients, while also hosting a one day giving campaign to support our work.

The 17-acre wooded property at Corhaven offers a network of trails, a creek with stations for prayer and reflection, fire pits with wood supplied, and a variety of other spaces to connect with God, all in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley. 

Do you feel like you’re fighting an unseen battle—one that leaves you weary, confused, or spiritually stuck? You’re not alone.

The Falls Church Anglican invites you to a new In-Person four-Week Class Introduction to Healing Prayer
Wednesdays May 14, 21, 28 & June 4, from 7-9 p.m.

Restoration Anglican (Arlington, VA) invites you to come on Wednesday evening, April 9, to hear Barbara Bradley Hagerty’s experience in writing the book – Bringing Ben Home: A Murder, A Conviction, and the Fight to Redeem American Justice – and the spiritual impact it's had on her.

This Healing Service is for anyone who is interested in healing, freedom, and restoration of the soul.

Theologian Brian Brock writes that in lament we “remain open to God by expressing our suffering and pain. In keeping the lines of communication open with God, we are prepared to also expose our hurts to the community of God’s people.” Access Leadership Network invites you to come with us before God. 

With heartfelt worship and an inspiring testimony from Kerry Bremmer, the morning became a powerful reminder of God’s unwavering faithfulness.

In early December, Christ the Savior Anglican Church of Glen Burnie, Maryland, held an outreach to the nearby recovery community.

Bishop Chris’ message for you: God’s Joy and Peace to you…today.

Holy Spirit in Leesburg, VA invites you to a Healing Service with the Rev. Jay Baylor on October 5 at 5 p.m.

Exploring the mental wellness barriers within faith circles reveals complex layers. Mental illness in churches often encounters stigma, a roadblock to open dialogue. Mental wellness isn’t always seen as a legitimate medical condition, but rather a spiritual shortcoming. This misunderstanding can hinder access to appropriate mental healthcare. Many churches are stepping up by integrating mental wellness discussions into their activities. Pastors are beginning to address mental illness openly, striving to break the stigma.

Enjoy the audio recordings and visual presentations from the 2024 nClergy & Clergy Spouse retreat.

DC (STEP DC) Conference Brings Churches, Faith-Based Ministries, and Community Leaders Together to Elevate Neighborhoods in Deanwood, Ward 7, Washington, DC

This liturgy is for anyone who laments the harm they have caused and the limited welcome the Church has for people with disabilities and their families.

The focus of this workshop is on major events from the ministry of Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement in the years 1955-1968 through presentations, video clips and small group discussion.

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

Many people carry wounds they incurred from their mothers, such as unmet needs, absence, neglect, harsh words, or abusive behavior.  Thanks be to God, the Lord can go back heal those wounds with His perfect love!

Will you make space for eternity during this Lenten season?

That’s really the point of Lent; to make space for eternity so that you grow in relationship with Jesus and so that you’re deeply prepared to celebrate the wonder of Easter.

The book of Revelation shows the incredible diversity and unity of God’s people worshiping him together. This end-time picture stirs my heart to know my brothers and sisters in Christ who are from other cultures and races and with whom I will one day share in the eternal bliss of the marriage supper of the Lamb.