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Diocesan Events
- On Nov. 20, Bishop Jones will preside at the reception of the Rev. Roberto Orihuela as a priest in the Episcopal Church at La Iglesia de Santa Maria at 4 p.m.
- On Dec. 10, Bishop Johnston will ordain Young Choi, June Dorsey, Carmen Germino, Kathy Guin, Herb Jones, Tracey Kelly, Alex Riffee, Evelyn Wheeler, Norman Whitmire and Amelie Wilmer to the priesthood at St. Stephen's, Richmond at 10:30 a.m.
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Church Calendar
11/9: Contemplative Night - Prayer for Peace, St. George's, Arlington
11/11: Karen Vaughn & Adrian Cook in Concert, St. George's, Arlington
11/12: Annual Navajo Dinner, Grace, The Plains
11/12: "God & Evil" with Marilyn McCord Adams, St. Stephen's, Richmond
11/13: John Hopewell Memorial Concert, St. Mary's, Richmond
11/13: Carmina Choral Ensemble, St. Patrick's, Great Falls
11/13: A Discussion on Poverty, St. Anne's, Reston
11/17: Chrismon Ministry Workshop, St. Martin's, Richmond
11/18-11/19: Heavenly Creations Arts & Crafts Show, St. James the Less, Ashland
11/19: Blood Drive, St. Margaret's, Woodbridge 11/19: Holiday Bazaar, St. Stephen's, Catlett 11/19: Annual Christmas Bazaar, St. Mary's, Colonial Beach 11/19: Women of St. Barnabas' Fall Bazaar, St. Barnabas', Annandale 11/19: Winter Wonderland Bazaar, St. Alban's, Annandale 11/19: Alternative Gift Market, St. Margaret's, Woodbridge 11/19: Hope for Japan Charity Concert, Holy Comforter, Vienna Read more. |
Other Events
- Godwin High School, Richmond will have a showing of Race to Nowhere, a documentary about education obstacles for young people and our schools, on November 17 at 7 p.m. This documentary has gained popularity with church audiences. Tickets available online.
- The Virginia Institute of Pastoral Care hosts a series of pre-marriage seminars and counseling throughout 2012 in Richmond and Roanoke.
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Diocesan Communications
The Virginia Episcopalian, the bimonthly newspaper of the Diocese of Virginia, is in the process of transition. January 2012 will see the debut issue of The Virginia Episcopalian magazine, a full-color, quarterly publication.
As a large and wide-spread diocese, we have a unique communications obstacle: unlike a church, we have no central gathering place where we regroup together as a community every week. We have to embrace community in other ways, and The Virginia Episcopalian is one of our strongest tools for building up and supporting our community of 80,000+ Episcopalians.
In 2012, you can look forward to a high-quality magazine that shares our stories, in addition to increased news and events coverage online. We hope you'll like the results. |
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I Can't Remember It Because I Never Knew It
All the important dates regarding the bishop suffragan search and election - including the scheduled dates for the walkabouts for nominees - are available on the Suffragan Search Site.
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