Happy Thanksgiving!
Blessings to you and yours for a very happy Thanksgiving Day! We are grateful for all our church family and friends, our neighbors and mission partners, and especially the love, mercy, and grace of our [...]
Faith Sharing 101 for Reluctant Presbyterians
There's an old joke that goes like this… Q: What do you get when you cross a Presbyterian with a Jehovah's Witness? A: Someone who knocks at your door but doesn't know what to [...]
Lenten Study: Plenty Good Room
Study with us this Lenten season! Beginning Wednesday, March 1 at 6:45PM, we will begin our study of Plenty Good Room: A Lenten Bible Study Based on African American Spirituals. This unique short-term Bible study [...]
Vigil Supporting Ukraine
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Regarding the Storming of the U.S. Capitol
The following was sent to the congregation on January 7, 2021. Beloved in Christ, Yesterday I was stunned, as I'm sure you were, to watch as a mob breached the United States Capitol in [...]
PneuMatrix Team Reflections
A team of our church members has been participating in a program from PneuMatrix, a consulting company that works with congregations and church governing bodies, teaching them about adaptive change and leadership. We've been at [...]
A Letter from the Pastor, June 2020
Beloved in Christ, Garrison Keilor used to say on A Prairie Home Companion, “It’s been a quiet week in Lake Wobegon, my home town.” Well, not around here these days! It’s been anything but quiet, [...]
Prayer Service Tonight, June 3, at 6:00 p.m.
Beloved in Christ, Our nation is in real turmoil, as you surely know. The "original sin of the United States," systemic racism, has brought us to a boiling point once more. People are protesting in [...]
Flattening the Curve
Beloved in Christ,This will be a long note, so thanks in advance for sticking with it. Back in the Day Do you remember what was going on back in 1999? We were surrounded by stories [...]
COVID-19 Response 3/13/2020
Due to the ongoing concerns about the coronavirus pandemic, in keeping with the actions of the Loudoun County officials, our presbytery, and other authorities, and in a desire to "flatten the curve" and keep people [...]