The Clergy Support Fund of the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic is designed to help our clergy with specific financial needs: either in times of hardship or in times of professional growth. The fund can also be used for positive opportunities for development, restoration, and growth.

Lent began yesterday and International Women’s Day is on Saturday.

Jesus emphasized the importance of showing mercy and compassion to others, particularly the marginalized, oppressed and vulnerable. In the parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus tells the story of a man who, despite cultural animosities, extends mercy to a stranger in need.

In celebration World Mission Sunday on Feb. 25, Church of the Holy Spirit, Leesburg, VA, honors the generous giving of their congregation by sharing the names of their international partnerships along with guided prayer. Let their template inspire you to create your own.

And now, our mission is to bring the gospel to the nations of the world so that people from every tribe and group and language have the opportunity to respond in faith to the saving work that Christ accomplished on their behalf.

Come hear Anglican Frontier Missions’ cross-cultural workers (CCWs) share stories of the Father’s faithfulness and the Spirit’s miraculous movements in countries considered “closed” to Christian missions.

On the second-to-last Sunday of Epiphany, February 23, 2025, we will have the opportunity to celebrate World Mission Sunday together.

Through worship, prayer, teaching, and partnership, the New Wineskins Conference gathers cross-cultural workers, global partners, mission agencies, resource ministries, and the global church to discover effective ways to collaborate with God and one another to fulfill the Great Commission!

Join your Anglican brothers and sisters in Christ for an exclusive pilgrimage to explore the profound spiritual heritage of the Celtic saints, pioneers of our Anglican faith.

Church of the Apostles (COA) in Fairfax, VA, continues a 20-year tradition of supporting the St. Nicholas orphanage in Karen, Kenya.

A group of sixteen, led by Church of the Epiphany member and Uganda Christian University Partners board member Lisa Baehr, traveled to Uganda Christian University for their Fall Graduation Ceremony.

Juan Esteban Saravia, born in Santiago, is currently serving as the Spanish Pastor at Christ Church Vienna, Vienna, VA and is studying for a master’s degree at the Anglican Seminary – Trinity School for Ministry. On January 25, 2025 in Santiago, Chile, Juan Esteban will be consecrated as the second Bishop for the Diocese of Santiago, Chile. 

Join Five Talents and Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s pretzel shops, to celebrate the power of entrepreneurship to transform lives. 

But why is this conference so important? APCN co-leader, Patricia Streeter, explains: “In these horrific days of attack on the church, it is imperative that we encourage each other in our quest to share the hope and light of Jesus to a very dark world.

The Anglican Persecuted Church Network (APCN), a mission network of New Wineskins, invites you to a two-day conference this September 27 & 28 in Texas, focused on supporting the global persecuted church.

The next Global Anglican Prayer gathering (GAP-RVA) is coming up soon, and your church is invited to participate in prayer and to learn more about this gathering to model something in your own church areas.

After worshipping with Truro, Fairfax, VA, on Sunday, Jan. 28, Epiphany Anglican Church in Chantilly, VA was honored to host Dr. Aaron Mushengyezi, and his wife, Patience, February 1-4.

This past Sunday, Incarnation Anglican Church (Arlington, VA) celebrated Candlemas and World Mission Sunday.

The mission team had a chance to share about their trip and ways we can pray and support our partners in West Asia, then we closed our time by praying and singing together.