North Farnham and St. John's Episcopal Churches Two Churches, One Heart
Two Churches, One Heart
We are North Farnham and St. John’s Episcopal Churches,
two independent and interdependent churches located in Virginia’s Northern Neck, surrounded by the unspoiled beauty of God’s creation.
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. For God did not send the Son into the world to judge the world, but so that the world might be saved through Him.” John 3:16,17
SERVICE SCHEDULE
All are welcome. Light refreshments follow all regular Sunday services.
April 27
Morning Prayer
10 AM N. Farnham
231 N. Farnham Rd.,
Farnham, VA 22460
May 4
Holy Eucharist
10 AM St. John’s
5987 Richmond Rd.,
Warsaw, VA 22572
May 11
Holy Eucharist
10 AM N. Farnham
231 N. Farnham Rd.,
Farnham, VA 22460
May 18
Holy Eucharist
10 AM St. John’s
5987 Richmond Rd.,
Warsaw, VA 22572
Are you an ordained Episcopal priest searching for a new place to call home? Are you a retired member of the clergy still feeling God’s call on your heart? Learn more about N. Farnham and St. John’s open clergy position.
St. John’s ECW
Marilyn Day, Courtenay Altaffer, and Mercer O’Hara visit Dogwood at Northern Neck Senior Care Community to distribute beautiful Easter gift bags with personal items and handwritten notes of encouragement created by ECW members on April 6.
N. Farnham ECW
Jean Light, Chair of the Richmond County Boys and Girls Club, accepts a donation check for $500 from the N. Farnham ECW, presented by member Ann Eichenmuller on March 28.
ECWs in Action
The Episcopal Church Women of both parishes have been busy spreading love in our ongoing outreach to our local community.
GET INVOLVED!
Find out what’s going on–from Northern Neck Episcopal Youth to our ECWs, Shrine Mont Retreat, and more!
✓ Fellowship
✓ FUN
What Does It Mean to Be Episcopal?
In the Episcopal Church, we are called to live out our faith on a daily basis, whether we are at home, school, work, or recreation. The cornerstones of our faith are Scripture, tradition, and reason.