M, T, W, R @ 8:00pm

End your day in prayerful stillness this Lent by joining us for Compline, a short and peaceful night prayer from the Church’s ancient tradition. Together, we’ll rest in God’s presence, offering our worries and weariness before sleep, trusting in His watchful care.

Wednesdays @ 12:15 pm

Join us each week for a Healing Eucharist, a time to bring our burdens before God and seek His mercy, restoration, and peace. Whether you come in need of prayer or to stand in intercession for others, you can also submit a prayer request through the button below.

April 8 @ 6:30 pm

Join us for the Nehemiah Action at Charlottesville High School. As one of our Shalom Partners, IMPACT brings congregations together to seek justice and the common good—come stand in solidarity as we work toward real, lasting change in our community. More information on IMPACT and their work below.

welcome and be welcomed

This practice is to make at least one effort a day toward intentional welcoming to someone else as well as to accept someone else’s welcome. This can be something as simple as letting someone help you carry something or hold a door open for you.

listen and notice when you’re being listened to

This practice is to give extra attention to the hospitable act of listening with the hope of understanding another’s point of view or experiences. It’s also an invitation to notice when someone is offering that same kind of space to you. Christians' reputation in the listening category is similar to mutual hospitality.

co-labor

This practice is to intentionally work with someone(s) for a common good. It can be helping someone with homework, some kind of application, or anything else. Living into the first two practices of hospitality and restoration will increase our opportunities to work with people if we’re committed to these ways of being in the world.