We meet on Zoom each Tuesday from 7-8 a.m. to be inspired by authentic stories from Christian men about their relationship with the real Jesus. Questions? Email Sergio Koloszyc. LOGIN HERE to our Zoom fellowship.
Date: Sept. 17, 2024 - May 6, 2025 Time: 7:30pm - 9pm Contact: Anne Fitzpatrick
Tuesday evening “Babes with Babes” Bible study group is open to women with young children. Each evening will be centered on sharing and prayer. We will read and study two Creative Living International study guides: Lasting Love, Lasting Truth, Lasting Freedom: Studies from the Letter of 1 John (Fall) and Character Counts: Studies on the Fruit of the Spirit (Winter/Spring.)
Study begins on Tuesday, September 17 at 7:30 p.m. Meeting locations vary throughout the semester. No childcare is provided but babies in arms are always welcome.
Register HERE: With your registration, you will receive important meeting emails.
Join women seeking to know and follow Jesus and encouraging one another in faith and life as we gather weekly for worship, teaching, testimony and small group discussion and prayer.
In the Word offers in-depth study of the Bible and is led by Dan Ayre, Rich Dean and Skip Ryan. The class typically focuses on one Biblical book at a time, alternating between Old and New Testaments. Teachers provide written outlines and lead lively discussions. Newcomers and learners of all levels are welcome to join at any time!
Join our WednesdayBible study at 10am to study with The Rev. Robert Watkin. It’s a great study with great fellowship and much humor. Questions? Contact Jenny Byrne, jlbyrne@tfcanglican.org
Date: September 19, 2024 - May 1, 2025 Time: 9:45am - 11:45am Location: Narthex
We are offering the following two studies, which you can select when you click the button to register:
1. Lasting Love, Lasting Truth, Lasting Freedom: Studies from the Letter of 1 John (fall) and Character Counts: Studies on the Fruit of the Spirit (winter/spring)
Option 1: Multigenerational Small Groups (In-person only)
Option 2: "Babes with Babes" Small Groups: for moms of preschoolers and younger children who would like more mentoring at this stage of life. (In-person only)
2. Ephesians (fall) and 1 Corinthians (winter/spring) (Virtual and In-Person Options) Study led by Ivana Rix
* Click HERE for Bible Study Descriptions
Are you interested in connecting with Muslims you encounter at the grocery store, in your neighborhood, or at public schools? Would you like to learn how to engage them in meaningful conversations about Christianity? Do you want to know which questions to ask and how to pray for them effectively?
Join us for a workshop led by Andy Bannister, who has spent decades interacting with Muslims and holds a doctorate in Islamic studies. This session will equip you with practical strategies, cultural insights, and ways to leverage your God-given gifts to build meaningful relationships and share the love of Christ with these men, women, and children created in God’s image.
Come and discover how you can love your Muslim neighbors in the name of Jesus!
September 29, October 13, October 27, November 10, November 24, December 8, January 12, January 26
Keeping the Faith (KTF) serves as a hybrid Sunday School class/small group that equips parents with kids of all ages, or any caring adult with young ones in their lives, to confidently and effectively disciple the teens and children they love. KTF meets on alternating Sundays at 9:00 am during the service.
Dates: Jan. 9, Feb. 13, March 13, Apr. 10 and May 8
Time: 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Location: Various Locations Contact: Anne Fitzpatrick
Come for Bible study, discussion and prayer and connect with other young women.
When: Jan. 9, Feb. 13, March 13, Apr. 10 and May 8
Time: 7:30–9 p.m.
What: Bible study centered on 1 John and led by Nora Shank
Where: Location in Falls Church will be emailed to you
Cost: $6 for the Lasting Love: 1 John study guide
Join our 4-week basic introduction to healing prayer with live teaching and videos plus small groups, sharing, and practical exercises. It is open to all and free, but registration is required.
Date: Jan 4 - May 17, 2025 Time: 9:30am - 11:30am Location: Learning Center Room 108 Contact: Anne Fitzpatrick
No childcare provided.
Come join the Saturday AM women’s study for another enriching, hope-filled, God-centered study! This winter and spring, June Johnson will lead a 20-week study of the book of Isaiah. The gospel is the central message of Isaiah — that God saves sinners — and it is impossible to overstate this, our need for a Savior! The Old Testament prophet Isaiah describes the coming of Christ in great detail. His vision is epic, opening with an invitation for all heaven and earth to listen, and calling for the complete and merciful restoration of God’s people.
Materials and Costs: The $10 registration fee does not include the price of your book. Purchase your study guides on your own:
Isaiah: Good News for the Wayward and Wandering by Jonathan Gibson at Christianbook.com
You are Mine: A Lenten Study of Isaiah by She Reads Truth through Amazon
Scholarships are available! Please email Anne Fitzpatrick for more information before registering.
Join us in this five-week Lenten course led by the Rev. Dr. John Frederick, as we focus on five disciplines for spiritual growth: self-examination, bible reading, prayer, fasting, and charity. We’ll follow the instruction of Anglican luminary J.C. Ryle in his classic book Practical Religion (first published in 1878). The book is available here. No prior reading or study will be required, however. All are welcome to simply come enjoy the talks and engage in Q&A.
Register HERE.
Grieving the loss of a spouse, family member or friend? Then consider joining GriefShare beginning on Sunday, January 12 at 11 a.m. at The Falls Church Anglican. This thirteen-week program offers a blend of scripture, shared experiences, and prayer — a place where you can find community and comfort as you grieve. The program is facilitated by individuals who have experienced loss and who desire to help others face the unique challenges of grieving.
The most important thing about you is your relationship with God. Deepening your faith in Him during high school years will impact the rest of your life! This is what Confirmation is all about.
If you’re a high schooler in grades 9-12, we invite you to join our 9-week confirmation class taught by David Gustafson and Rev. Dr. John Frederick. We’ll learn about the foundations of Christian faith, wrestle with hard questions, and deepen our relationship with Jesus.
This class is open to all Christians, at no charge, but registration is required. This class is offered via Zoom. Zoom links will be sent privately prior to each week’s class to the email address used to register for the class. Click here to register.
Please join us on Sunday, March 30 after the 11am service to learn more about how we protect children and youth at TFCA.
This forty-minute presentation will review TFCAs Five Steps. These steps implement the DOMA policies for protecting children here at TFCA. Attending this presentation fulfills one part of the volunteer review process for those desiring to serve in Children or Youth ministries.
Lunch will be served – please RSVP here
The purpose of the series is to help inform TFCA’s path as we explore a partnership with Anglican dioceses in the Global South. A critical success factor in our partnership journey is a better understanding of the Anglican Church in the Global South and a humble posture as to how the Lord can teach us through a partnership.
Please register by Thursday, March 13.
Please note that parents desiring to baptize their children are expected to be members of TFCA or commit to becoming members. If needed, please plan to attend our next Membership & Confirmation Course; details on our summer course will be announced in the coming months.
For questions about this class - or Baptism at TFCA in general - please reach out to Rebekah Beach.
Learn how to pray more effectively your family, friends, and the things that concern you. Join Lesley Hackman and Scott Thompsonfor training in intercessory prayer. You will become better equipped and encouraged in your calling as a disciple in creating a lifestyle of prayer.
Please register by Thursday, March 6th, so we can have enough food and materials for all training participants. Lunch is $5.
This course is for adults who desire to make a deeper commitment to this body of Christ through Voting Membership, to join the wider Anglican Communion through Confirmation, or to simply learn more about The Falls Church Anglican: who we are, what we believe, and what it means to be Anglican.
If you’ve been attending the church for some time now and are ready to explore deeper involvement, we hope you’ll join us in the Ministry Center on Wednesday nights, 7-8:30 p.m., for this 4-week course beginning March 8. Questions? Please contact Steve Cannizzaro.
Please REGISTER by Mar 6 to let us know you plan to attend.
Join us this winter as we explore the biographies of five foundational Anglican fathers in the faith: Thomas Bilney, William Tyndale, Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley, and Thomas Cranmer (the architect of the Book of Common Prayer). We’ll use the book Masters of the English Reformation by Sir Marcus Loane (available here) as our guide. No prior reading or study will be required, however. All are welcome to simply come enjoy the talks and engage in Q&A.
This four-week course is for elementary-aged children who have expressed an interest in learning more about the next sacramental step for participation in the body of Christ―Holy Communion. Children will receive instruction in the core teachings of the Christian faith through the Apostles’ Creed with a focus on the meaning and practice of Holy Communion for the life of faith. It will be held in the Ministry Center located on the Concourse (basement level) of the office building at 6565 Arlington Blvd.
Join us on February 4 as our Rector, Sam Ferguson, discusses core tenants of the Reformation in the Anglican tradition, its character, history and hopes for the future. This lecture is a part of the RTS Washington 30th anniversary History & Hope Church Lecture Series. Local church members along with RTS students, alumni, and friends of the seminary are all welcome.
Join us for this 5-week class as we discover more about our faith and our Anglican spiritual heritage in the Book of Common Prayer. No readings will be required, and all ages are welcome to attend.
For people who’ve lost a loved one, the Thanksgiving and Christmas season can be challenging. Surviving the Holidays is a lay-led event that offers coping tools and support for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
Together, we will examine how their resilience, faith, and strong outreach can help shape our own witness for Christ in our community. Our partnership journey will present opportunities for parishioners to participate as well. We will discuss specific ways our church can support our Global South partner through TFCA ministries like youth ministry, healing prayer and fellows programs.
Join us for a time of fellowship and mutual growth as we pursue Christ’s mission together!
Please register on Realm no later than November 6th!
Join us for our Fall 20204 Membership and Confirmation Class! This class is for adults who desire to make a deeper commitment to this body of Christ through Voting Membership, join the wider Anglican Communion through Confirmation, or simply learn more about The Falls Church Anglican: who we are, what we believe, and what it means to be Anglican.
So often our most pressing questions about faith and the Bible go unanswered and even unasked. But what if the quest for deeper faith starts with asking tough questions that ultimately lead to the honest, unchanging truths of the Gospel? What if we crowd-sourced our questions about Christianity and offered a set of evening talks to explore how the Bible engages with those questions?
Join us this fall on Wednesday nights from Sep 11 - Oct 9, at 7 p.m. for a series of public forums led by Rev. Dr. John Frederick as we consider our most pressing crowd-sourced questions about the Christian faith! Do you have a pressing question about the Christian faith or the Bible? Submit HERE for consideration. Register HERE for the course.
The Sacramental Preparation Class is a three-week course for youth (6th through 8th grade) taught by Rev. John Frederick and Rev. Mike Weeks. The class will provide instruction on Holy Communion, a crucial sacrament for participation in the body of Christ. Youth will receive instruction on the core teachings of the Christian faith through the Apostles Creed, with a focus on the meaning and practice of communion for the life of faith.
Join us for our summer Membership and Confirmation Class! This class is for adults who desire to make a deeper commitment to this body of Christ through Voting Membership, join the wider Anglican Communion through Confirmation, or simply learn more about The Falls Church Anglican: who we are, what we believe, and what it means to be Anglican.
Attention Small Group Leaders! Our next small group leader's training will be led by Rev. Bob Ragan, entitled "The Ministry of Listening" on Wednesday, May 29th at 7pm. RSVP Here.
The class will be led by Rev. Dr. Sam Ferguson and Rev. Dr. John Frederick, and will meet in the Ministry Center (Concourse/basement level of office building.) Following completion of this class you will be equipped to lead Christianity Explored in a home group, one on one, and in larger group settings!
Come for Bible study, discussion and prayer and connect with other young women.
Register HERE.
Over three energetic and interactive sessions, discover how tracing the Bible’s major themes helps us to grasp its important message.
$33 registration fee through April 19. Space is limited.
Learn how to pray more effectively your family, friends, and the things that concern you. Join Lesley Hackman and Scott Thompson for training in intercessory prayer. You will become better equipped and encouraged in your calling as a disciple in creating a lifestyle of prayer.
Please register by Thursday, March 21st, so we can have enough food and materials for all training participants. Lunch is $5.
Join us for this five-week class led by The Rev. Dr. John Frederick as we engage with J.I. Packer’s The Heritage of Anglican Theology. Packer, a leading Anglican scholar, priest, and founding member of The Anglican Church in North America, explains the history, theology, and current state of the Anglican Church.
For many, the doctrines of the faith are ideas meant to be memorized and recited. But memorization on its own is rarely memorable. Discipling our families into a living faith is only possible if we live out the faith together. How can we help our kids to cultivate this kind of living faith that connects the head and the heart? A faith that is not boring or dry, but engaging, life-giving, and even adventurous. How do we get from a memorized faith to a memorable faith? Join us as we explore answers to these questions together.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED - register by MARCH 6. (SPACE IS LIMITED!)
Struggling with negative impacts from abortion- either your own or those of someone close to you? Do you have a friend who has been impacted by abortion?
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.
Married couples are invited to join us for a panel discussion featuring Dr. Deirdre and Claudius Modesti with Elizabeth and Evans Rice.
Sunday Oct 1, 2023
Sunday Oct 15, 2023
Sunday Oct 29, 2023
Sunday Nov 12, 2023
Sunday Dec 10, 2023
PLEASE PLAN TO JOIN US NEXT TIME!
John and Susan have long sensed a call from God to focus on the ministry of discipleship in the home through family life, marriage and child rearing. With 5 children and 21 grandchildren, they have years of experience and wisdom under their belts! Collectively, John and Susan have written 18 books, including Raising Kids With Values That Last.
Childcare is full.
