Church News & Events

Ladies, make plans to join with other women for a time of fellowship, discussion, and ministry. The annual REC Ladies Luncheon will be held in cooperation with Holy Trinity Church, Fairfax.  We will gather at the home of Joanne Mansour in Haymarket on Saturday, April 13 (10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.)

We are blessed to have Shelley Fleming, who will be set apart as a deaconess in May, lead us in prayer and reflection on God’s Word. An offering will be taken to support Bishop Gerhard Meyer and his wife who have sacrificially ministered the Gospel in Germany. To read more about Bhp. Gerhard and Grace, click this link.  

Please contact Annie Kell if you have further questions or want to RSVP for the luncheon.

We have a wonderful “praise” to share! Our very own Marcia Washburn organized a 5K run for students and the community of Patrick Henry College to raise money for Mosaic Pregnancy Center. It was quite a success and raised over $3,400 for a wonderful ministry.

Well done!

Join believers from across Loudoun County as we read from Genesis to Revelation in 88 hours, from Saturday, April 27 until noon May 2, at the Leesburg Courthouse. Church of Our Saviour has signed up for Sunday, April 28 from 6 – 8 pm, and are looking for 8-12 volunteers to read from scripture during this time.

Please talk to or email Virginia Phillips to sign up for time slots within this period. Or if you are available to read at another time, you can sign up and learn more at: https://www.loudounawakening.org/bible-reading-marathon

By God’s grace the Church of Our Saviour will have Commandment Boards permanently installed so that they can be blessed by our bishop on Sunday April 21st. These Boards are a tremendous gift to the parish, set before us the fundamentals of the faith, and unite us to a uniquely Anglican practice. Read more about the history and significance of Commandment Boards by clicking this link or you can cut and paste the following: https://northamanglican.com/commandment-boards-and-catechesis/

Last week, the Diocese of Mid-America of the Reformed Episcopal Church consecrated a new bishop suffragan, The Very Rev. Canon Dr. Charles F. Camlin. Most laymen never have the opportunity to participate in this service. You, however, can watch a recording of this service by clicking this link.

Due to scheduling conflicts for key leadership of the Parish Hall project, the Vestry has decided to move the next meeting from Sunday, April 7th to Sunday, April 14th. This meeting will take place during the Sunday School hour beginning at 9:15 a.m. We want to encourage all of our members to attend, if it is at all possible. We will have a brief presentation on the financial position of the parish, a brief update from the Senior Warden, and an extended time for questions and comments on the proposed Parish Hall.

As is our custom, we will hold an Easter Egg Hunt for the children of the parish on Easter Sunday following the 10:30 a.m. service. Due to the growing number of children, we are going to have staggered hunts, allowing younger toddlers/children to “hunt” first before sending in the older children. Please meet over by The Cottage following service and await further instruction from Chris Love on when we will begin. Brown lunch bags will be provided for egg collection but if your child has a special basket they would like to bring, that’s wonderful as well!

We are in need of 2-3 people to volunteer to purchase candy, stuff Easter eggs, and hide the eggs for an Easter morning hunt for the children of the parish. 

If this is something you would be interested in, please contact Rachel Reeves using the email address below.