How does the Genesis account of humanity speak into today’s most controversial issues?

While you are registering for New Wineskins 2022, make sure to use the special code for DOMA parishioners that will provide a 10% discount: DOMA22.

You are invited to a presentation and discussion at Christ the King in Alexandria, VA by author, Chris Stirewalt ‘s new book: “Broken News: Why the Media Rage Machine Divides America and How to Fight Back”

You are invited to listen to a summer series offered by Church of the Messiah, Chesapeake, VA, titled “Tough Questions.”

On Sunday August 29, 2021, Hurricane Ida slammed into the coast of Louisiana with sustained winds just below that of a category five hurricane. We are praying for those without power and for those affected by flash floods and heavy rainfall.

While the extent of the damage from Ida is not yet known, we are excited to announce that the Anglican Church is ready.

As the world seemingly darkens, remember that the Church is to be a light to the world, pointing to the One who is the Light of life. Let us remain united together in Christ, as citizens of heaven, opposing the powers of darkness,

As we look toward Holy Week, we speak repeatedly in our worship of our call to walk in the way of the Cross. We even dare to pray, in the Collect for Palm Sunday, “Mercifully grant that we may walk in the way of his suffering.”

Anglican Church in North America churches in Texas are reaching out to those left hungry, thirsty, and homeless due to the ice, extreme cold, and the widespread power outages affecting the region.

Christians follow Jesus, and his Gospel transcends and critiques all cultures and all political ideologies.

At the U.S. Capitol on January 7, Bishop John Guernsey (Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic) and Bishop Julian Dobbs (Diocese of the Living Word) prayed The Great Litany.