Join Us in Walking in Love!

Make Your 2025 Pledge Today

This Sunday, we kick off our 2025 annual financial stewardship campaign, Walk in Love! Over the next few weeks, you’ll hear how our Falls Church family makes a difference in the lives of our members and in the community. We hope these personal stories will inspire you to consider how our parish makes a difference in your life and how you will support the ministries of our active, multi-generational parish that helps our community find meaning, joy, and love in Jesus Christ every day. 

We are only able to live out our mission to be an enduring beacon of faith, hope, and love to all because of the generous support of our parishioners. Your annual pledges empower us to have meaningful worship services, spiritually impactful formation programs for all ages, upkeep of our beautiful historic campus, fun and welcoming parish activities, and meaningful community outreach. 

We are a blessed congregation powered by the generosity of our parishioners. Please consider making a 2025 financial pledge to support the ministries of our church family as we continue to grow in love, service, and faith for all generations!

Waking the Witch

When people in power believe in conspiracy theories, how do we respond?

That is the question an audience will wrestle with this Saturday, October 19th at 7:30 p.m. when The Falls Church hosts the season-opener of Little City Concerts' 2024-25 season.

WAKING THE WITCH is an immersive chamber opera in one act by local composer Ashi Day and performed by the instrumental ensemble Balance Campaign, which is returning for its second concert here. The 75-minute opera explores the danger of mixing authority and religion with black-and-white thinking, fear of those with less power, and conspiracy theories. The audience assumes the role of an accused witch, physically surrounded by a single-minded interrogator and animal familiars of questionable reality. The opera's strong themes are probably not suitable for our youngest members, but teenagers and adults will have a unique musical experience that explores issues all faithful people should think about.

$25 general admission, free for students/youth. Tickets available at the door or online at LittleCityConcerts.org. 50% of ticket sales benefit The News Literacy Project, an organization which works with schools to educate students in media literacy.

Serving our Children

For me, teaching children’s formation is a break from the corporate world. Listening to the children in our congregation speak about the bible, chatting about Jesus’s love, I am reminded of the simple truths shared in the gospels. Children get it. It’s been a blessing to teach formation on Sundays. For me, it hasn’t felt like another obligation on a Sunday, but has been something I’ve looked forward to week after week.

Matthew Harrington

Sunday School & Children Formation Volunteer