The book of Revelation shows the incredible diversity and unity of God’s people worshiping him together. This end-time picture stirs my heart to know my brothers and sisters in Christ who are from other cultures and races and with whom I will one day share in the eternal bliss of the marriage supper of the Lamb.

During Lent, Christ the King, Alexandria, VA, invites you to will have brief spoken services of Morning Prayer on Tuesdays (7:00-7:30 a.m.), and Evening Prayer on Wednesdays (6:30-7 p.m.). Apostles invites you to participate these services as a regular Lenten discipline.

Anglican Relief & Development Fund is seeking volunteers to participate in a Tornado Response service trip to Rolling Fork, MS 

After worshipping with Truro, Fairfax, VA, on Sunday, Jan. 28, Epiphany Anglican Church in Chantilly, VA was honored to host Dr. Aaron Mushengyezi, and his wife, Patience, February 1-4.

This past Sunday, Incarnation Anglican Church (Arlington, VA) celebrated Candlemas and World Mission Sunday.

The mission team had a chance to share about their trip and ways we can pray and support our partners in West Asia, then we closed our time by praying and singing together.

On Feb. 4, for Global Mission Sunday, Church of the Apostles, Mr. Bill Bremmer presented the current state of Bible translation around the world. Bill shares that while English-speakers have more than 100 English translations of the Bible available, thousands of other language groups have none.

The impact of abortion affects many lives by the often hidden and subtle influences of guilt, shame, anger, substance abuse or difficulty in trusting others.  Join us for a 12-week Bible study for men, women and friends/family members who want healing and freedom from the effects of abortion.  

On January 15, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr. was born in Atlanta, GA with no idea of what was in store for the next 39 years of his life. 

Truro is hosting Andrew Peterson’s Resurrection Letters Tour next month, on Sunday, March 17

Let’s respond with courage and willingness to our Lord’s call to make disciples of all nations. As the great missionary spokesman William Carey wrote, it is always worthwhile, “to lay ourselves out with all our might in promoting the cause and kingdom of Christ.”

The Falls Church Anglican, Falls Church, VA, will have a healing service with a focus on healing prayer for those who have experienced miscarriage, abortion, stillbirth or the early death of a child.

World Mission Sunday is an opportunity to renew our commitment to being Jesus’ witnesses to the ends of the world, give thanks for cross-cultural workers and our brothers and sisters in the faith around the world, and ask God to raise up those who would be willing to go to the more than 3 billion people around the world who have not yet heard the good news of Jesus Christ. 

The Anglican Relief & Development Fund recently received several stories from their partners in Ukraine. 

At the Church of the Holy Spirit (Leesburg, VA) monthly healing service, The Rev. Clancy Nixon will be speaking on “Healing Father Wounds.” 

On January 14, Bishop Chris Warner installed Fr. Richard S. Beyea, III as the new rector for Christ the Saviour Anglican Church, Mt. Vernon VA.

Months of planning and organizing go into this ministry, and we are the ones who always come out so blessed.

Let World Mission Sunday be a day of inspiration, collaboration, and purpose as you celebrate and support global missions.

We serve a global God with a boundless heart for each of the 17,000 people groups on the globe.2 As World Mission Sunday for the ACNA on February 4 is fast approaching, I want to remind our Province of the tried-and-true global Anglican mission partners with  whom ACNA churches can partner.