4:30 pm • Children Pageant • Contemporary Church *

8:30 pm • Holy Eucharist • Historic Church **

*Nursery care available

**Choral prelude starts at 8:00 pm

A service of scripture and song as we await the coming of Christ.

Caroling, Card Making, Cookie Decorating, Crafting, Hot Chocolate, Ornament Making, Singing, Stories with St. Nicholas, and More!

Falls Church City pianist Mary Voutsas presents a program for Trans Day of Remembrance, featuring the music of trans/andina composer inti figgis-vizueta, alongside works by Franz Liszt and Gabriel Faure. Other collaborating artists include percussionist Nik Francis, clarinetist and drag performer Kirby the Drag Queen, painter Zhenya Parish, who will execute a new oil painting during the concert. The goal of this performance is to bring together several artists to create a space in our community of Falls Church City that honors those that have lost their lives to anti-transgender violence, and to memorialize Sam Nordquist, a transgender person that was killed in February 2025. We hope to create a space for reflection, and ultimately, support and awareness.

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This retreat will be an unforgettable journey of faith, creativity, and discovery! Through biblical storytelling, STEAM exploration, acting, and more, children will have the opportunity to dive deeper into scripture and grow in their understanding of God’s story and their place in it.

The retreat is open to Kindergartners through 5th graders.
Cost: $25 per child (with a family maximum of $75).

Register today to secure your spot!

As momentum for The Falls Church’s generosity initiative, Steadfast, continues to build, the time for each of us to determine how we intend to contribute is approaching. We as a community are being challenged to renew our commitment to our mission of being “an enduring beacon of faith, hope, and love for all.” To fulfill our goals of providing sanctuary, serving as a lasting source for transformation, and ministering to our community, we are being called to raise ourselves to a new level of faith, service, and love.

As we take this next step together, join us for an Advance Commitment Event at 4 pm on Sunday, 9 November, in the Historic Church. This one-hour event is designed to bring together the core individuals and families from The Falls Church for the beginning of the Steadfast initiative’s commitment phase. You will have the opportunity to complete your commitment card during our time together and return it at the end of the service. The evening concludes with a dessert reception and toast to the work we’ve begun together.

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Every year, 14 senior Yale students are selected to be in the Whiffenpoofs, the world’s oldest and best-known collegiate a cappella group. Founded in 1909, the “Whiffs” began as a senior quartet that met weekly at Mory’s Temple Bar. Today, the group has become one of Yale’s most celebrated traditions. Singing a mixture of old Yale tunes, jazz standards, and other hits from across the decades, the Whiffenpoofs perform more than 200 concerts across six continents each year.

No tickets required and seating is on a first come basis. A suggested donation of $20 per person can be paid in advance online or at the door. The Whiffs will be selling merchandise after the show and greeting concertgoers.

Little City Concerts opens its third season of events with a bang: we are so pleased to welcome Nen Daiko, a taiko ensemble based out of Ekoji Buddhist Temple in Fairfax Station, VA.  Nen Daiko sees inclusivity and safe space creation not just as values but as operational principles, helping individuals and communities explore and strengthen their sense of self and place in broader society. Nen Daiko implicitly supports this inclusion by using taiko—a historically communal and expressive practice—to build solidarity and offer emotional resonance. 

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