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

Jesus came into the world to reveal God to ALL people. Jesus manifests himself to Jew and to Gentile alike, so that everyone may know him and experience his kingship their lives. 

On Saturday, October 7, Shepherd’s Heart Anglican Church participated in the Bikes, Bands, and Barbecue Bash event hosted by Church of the Apostles in Fairfax, VA. In addition to receiving donated bikes to repair, but neighbors popped by with bikes for repairs and tune-ups.

The Falls Church Anglican resumes its Timothy program this autumn, welcoming the Rev. Michael Weeks to serve as Associate Pastor for Discipleship.

The Diocese is honored to share the poetry of the Rev. Robbie Pruitt.

Shepherd’s Heart Anglican Church in Fairfax, VA has been flooding out into the community in creative ways over the last six weeks. Due to a water leak in our fellowship space in early August, and the subsequent damage, we have had to get creative in how we engage one another and the surrounding community after church on Sundays.

Volunteers at Shepherds Heart in Fairfax, VA repaired 15 bikes and were able to outfit an entire family of Afghan refugees!

It is essential for us to remember that the enemy's work is death and destruction and we need to stand with Jesus against the enemy's plan to kill and destroy life. Jesus said that he came so that everyone would have life and have it abundantly.

On May 9, the ministry will be partnering with For The Nations, Christ Church Vienna, Shepherd’s Heart Anglican Church, and Church of the Apostles for a mobile bike clinic repairing adult bikes for Afghan Refugees to have transportation for work.