The Anglican Relief and Development Fund strengths communities by coming alongside the local church. There are many ways you can volunteer in the Diocese and beyond.

The Anglican Church’s Thirty-nine Articles of Religion aren’t comprehensive. They don’t answer every theological or ecclesiastical question a follower of Jesus might have. But there’s an elegance in the Articles’ brevity and simplicity that both roots us in the historic church and is timely today.

Here is the full and complete Catechism in Family Prayer, just in time for Fall ministry, Confirmation preparation, and the young people you know. Every question of our Catechism, in the context of family prayer and scripture reading, for daily devotion and conversation.

St. Thomas Anglican Church, Gainesville, VA, is hosting a preaching course called Equipped to Preach the Word, in partnership with the Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion.

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

There are many ways we can wonder with our children at God’s good gifts that surround us no matter where we are and not just on Sunday mornings.

How can we prioritize and engage the work of planting? A couple of weeks ago Church of the Resurrection hosted An Always Forward church planter intensive.

The Traditional Language Version of the Book of Common Prayer (2019) is offered to the service of Almighty God with the hope that the language which, for centuries, has shaped and formed Christians in the Anglican Tradition will continue to produce good and faithful servants of Christ.

The 2019 BCP Abridged Edition is now available from Anglican House Publishers.

Eastertide: A Walk Through The Feast of the Resurrection is the third book in the “Knowing Anglicanism” series written by Rev. Dr. Stephen Noll and published by Anglican House Publishers.

Please plan to join The Falls Church Anglican on April 3 at 7 p.m. for their spring forum, “Winsome Conviction: Disagreeing Without Dividing the Church” as professor, author, and speaker Tim Muehlhoff offers biblical wisdom for learning to “disagree without dividing the church.”

Before the vast amount of resources created by Telos during these five years are sent into archive, you are invited to download them.

The next Network Gathering will be on Feb. 14 at noon (EST) via Zoom. This month, the guest will be Dr. Brian Hull, Director of Youth Becoming Leaders and the Archbishop's School for Young Leaders.

"This is an excellent way for families to not only pray together, but also to learn the basics of the faith together. It's simple and profound. It's biblical and prayerful." --Archbishop Foley Beach

Thu., Sept. 22 - Sun., Sept. 25, 2022

Held every three years, the New Wineskins Conference is an intergenerational gathering of missional Christians, seeking to join God in His work to reach every tribe, tongue and nation.

The Next Generation Leadership Initiative (NGLI) exists to assist dioceses and parishes in the work of developing the next generation of leaders, both lay and ordained. Our mission is to discover, develop, and deploy leaders and ministry resources for the Anglican Church in North America.

The Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic invites you to the annual pre-synod workshop. This year’s program is Healthy Clergy and Church Leadership: Cultivating congregational health as clergy & lay leaders, featuring Dr. Diane Langberg & The Rev. Tuck Bartholomew. Held at The Falls Church Anglican.

New Wineskins for Global Mission conferences occur every three years. This conference is more than a global missions training conference. It has become a family reunion for mission-minded Anglicans from all over the world.

On August 28, the Diocese hosted an online training event for church treasurers, as well as vestry members, administrators, clergy, or finance committee members. This training included topics such as: “Top 10 things I wish someone had told me”” and “common financial pitfalls.” The recording of the training and all of the resources are available on the diocesan website.

In recent weeks, as we have read the news from Afghanistan, our hearts are troubled. As our military mission there has ended, so many Afghan refugees are arriving here – and the DC/Maryland/Virginia area is a major focus for their immediate resettlement. In short, we have a missional opportunity to show the love of Christ to these Afghan families, our new neighbors, welcoming the stranger (Matt. 25:39) and showing true hospitality to those in need. We have an unprecedented opportunity work in unity with area churches to meet these needs.