Incarnation Anglican, Arlington, VA, partners with Vera Fernandes of For the Nations DC, who provides trauma recovery work for Afghan refugee women.

Churches around the Diocese gather regularly to discuss international mission opportunities. Alan MacDonald shares about the most recent gathering on Feb. 15 at Truro Anglican in Fairfax, VA.

Five Talents is a Christian microenterprise development organization that helps individuals, families, and communities to thrive, by equipping them with ways to save, invest, and develop small businesses.

“[World Mission Sunday] offers us, as a Province, a chance to consider what each of us can do to advance the Kingdom of Christ around the world.” — Abp. Foley Beach, Anglican Church in North America

The designated dates for World Mission Sunday for 2023 are Feb. 5 or Feb. 12.

Our DOMA church family is invited to join Rev. Dean and Glorianne Schultz for a Faith Pilgrimage to Greece to “Walk in the Footsteps of Paul,” April 17-26, 2023.

Anglican Frontier Missions is grateful to be a missional partner of DOMA Churches and of DOMA’s newly launched Global Mission Initiative (GMI).

What a joy to experience our Electing Synod on Saturday, as we voted, under the leading of the Holy Spirit, to elect the Rev. Chris Warner to be our next bishop.

The opportunity to go on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land unfolded for my wife (Glorianne) and me in 2014 when we joined an Anglican pilgrimage group. The experience was so impactful that we began to host pilgrimages to the Holy Land in the years that followed through our ministry with Worship Equippers for Christ.

As I’ve shared with our clergy, I urge each of our churches to establish an intentional partnership with a church or diocese overseas. This could involve support of a long-term missionary, but it should also include developing a meaningful connection with indigenous church leadership.

“Yet, God also provides inspirational companions, sunshine, encouragement, and walking-stick assistance that keeps us from falling by means of Scripture, worship and prayer.”

People from all over the Diocese attended New Wineskins 2022 Conference. If you were unable to attend, a variety of plenary sessions were recorded and are available on their Faceobok page.

Church of the Resurrection (Timonium, MD) invites you to watch the documentary “Hope in the Holy Land” and participate in a Q&A session with the co-creator/producer Justin Kron.

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.

Let us not hesitate in sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with those around us, teaching them what he has taught so clearly in the Bible: that they are loved by God and how to be his disciples.

In the past three months, ARDF sent more than $325,000 in relief funds to Alabama, Australia, Haiti, Texas, and (areas in and around) Ukraine.

As the war in Ukraine enters its eleventh week, our partners have been busy serving the multitudes of refugees and internally displaced people forced to leave their homes. Here is an update on their latest activities.

One of the things I especially appreciated is that online church was never designed to replace the local church; it is a supplemental ministry.

Learn how you can volunteer in the Holy Land with the Anglican Church’s Ministry among Jewish People in Israel (CMJ Israel).

A team of high school students & leaders from Restoration Anglican is going on a mission trip this summer July 9-16 to the border town of Nogales, Mexico.