We thank God for the ordination of Addie Anderson to the priesthood, Saturday, June 9, at Restoration Anglican Church in Arlington, VA.

Church of the Good Shepherd (Lynchburg, VA) invited vendors and local partners to attend their first annual Neighborhood Block Party.

God has much to say in the Scriptures about protecting and caring for vulnerable people. This is foundational to being God’s people. We are called to advocate for the powerless and to protect those who are vulnerable. We do this because this is God’s character and will. Simply put, God’s heart is for the vulnerable because God is a God of justice, mercy, and love.

Lately I’ve been praying into Romans 5:5 and making it my own: “God, thank you that your love has been poured into my heart through the Holy Spirit who has been given to me. Pour more love into me and out of me, dear Holy Spirit, that I might live into your mission, in Jesus Name.”

You are invited to a special global missions gathering in Richmond on Sunday evening, June 22.

Rev. Tim Howe has accepted a position as Rector at St. Michael’s Anglican Church in Nokesville, VA and will be leaving his role in the Diocesan offices.

Over 100 elementary children explored the beautiful way God has made us in His image.

The Rev. Vivian Hayes received Trinity's Theological Award for demonstrated passion and proficiency in Theology!

Shade is hosting a live virtual event for International Albinism Awareness Day on June 13.

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.

Restoration Immigration Legal Aid has helped between 60-100 Afghans since the fall of Kabul. A few of them are Christians. Most of them are former government or community leaders who came here to seek asylum as they were in danger in Afghanistan when the Talibar took over.

What if Jesus really meant that we are to love our neighbors?

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.