Do you enjoy good music, food and fun for the entire family? Do you have an old bike that’s needing a tune up, or perhaps looking for a new-used bike? Are you looking for a way to kick-off the summer season with donuts, and cider? If you said, “Yes” to any of these, then come on out to our Bike, Band and Burger, Bash!  

Apart from Christ, we all experience deep loneliness; and even as believers we can fail to experience the richness of relationship God intends for us. The great news is that God’s word speaks to the issue of loneliness! We can grow healthy relationships and find true intimacy in our friendships, families, and the church. 

Launched in Jerusalem in 2008, GAFCON stands as a response to the crisis in our Communion. Its goal is to offer a biblical counter to progressive Anglicans’ errors in doctrine and practice and a spiritual home for the faithful.

Anglicans can be an eclectic bunch.  We are more than willing to take something good in the broader church and make it our own.  A case in point is the 18 icons hanging on the walls near the entrance to the sanctuary at Church of the Epiphany in Chantilly, VA.

The Access Leadership Network seeks to discover, develop, and deploy leaders working to build communities of belonging for those with and without disabilities in parishes across the ACNA.

Greetings from Kigali, Rwanda where we are attending GAFCON 4 (Global Anglican Futures Conference).

Camp Booyah 2023 will be an Anglican summer adventure that you will not want to miss!

 Andy Crouch is the author of Tech Wise Family and, more recently, The Life We're Looking For. 

Are you looking for encouraging, edifying stories that show how God is at work in the Anglican Church in North America?

Around 17 participants, including Bishop Chris and Catherine Warner, from the Diocese have arrived in Kigali, Rwanda for the fourth meeting of the Global Anglican Future Conference (April 17-21, 2023).

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

Rejoice, Beloved Ones, during this Eastertide because we have a great and living hope!

There is a deep conundrum at the heart of our faith. And it’s this: no one wants a cross.

However, from the point of his arrest and moving through his crucifixion, Jesus “becomes the one to whom things are being done.” The word often translated “betray” actually means “to hand over.”

The Women Ministry of Church of the Apostles invites you to the women’s spring retreat. Sylane Mack, author and founder of Transformed By Grace ministry will be our guest speaker.

Easter Family Fun Day at Church of the Resurrection: Saturday, April 8, 10 a.m.–12 noon

Anglican Frontier Missions (AFM) is hosting A Virtual Evening Meeting for Missionary Inquirers for individuals discerning a call to missionary service. 

Lent brings us on the well-worn path of our church calendar journey to the edge of the wilderness, the dry desolate place where we are invited to set down our excesses and instead take the hand of our humble, wounded and faithful Friend. Like the traveler walking out of a forest, we emerge from the abundant seasons of Christmas and Epiphany, of feasting and light and holy alleluias, where we have been nourished and blessed. 

The congregation and leadership at Ascension want to extend a very hearty thanks to all those who have helped in prayer, support, and fellowship.