TFCA — Local services in Falls Church

This is an Anglican church with sound biblical doctrine. The worship style is liturgical and Anglican. The congregation reaches out to the local community through ESL classes, hosting Christmas events and ministering to needy children and families, as well as singles in the Falls Church community. The Falls Church Anglican offers contemporary, as well as classical musical worship in multiple services. The church offers Bible Studies for seniors, women, men and has an active youth program.

The Falls Church Anglican is building a new church building located at 6565 Arlington Blvd in Falls Church, Virginia, after being displaced from its previous property, during a separation from the Episcopal church in a lawsuit, where the previously owned historical church and mult-million dollar property paid for by the congregation was seized during a legal battle brought by the Episcopal National Church.

Although this congregation lost everything, including property and seizure of all financial assets, they have walked forward in faith and love to serve the Kingdom of Christ, visiting those in hospitals, offering services to the needy and acts of kindness to the members of the community and congregants. Prayer is always offered to anyone who desires it. The Falls Church Anglican is a bright shining light in a...

Although there are some good people in this church, the culture here has devolved into an uncaring, businesslike environment where nobody wants to rock the boat, and leadership values public image and convenience over their people's needs. As a result, the career re-boot class—gone, the anxiety and depression classes—gone, the Alpha Course—gone, staff members who criticized Trump too strongly—gone, any volunteer that a staff member did not like—also gone, to name a few.

When dealing with people, a church family is meant to bear with and forgive one another (Colossians 3:13), not heartlessly push out individuals deemed "problematic" or "not the best fit." If this church wants to survive, its leaders must make the time and effort to serve all its...

I'm a contemporary, think-outside-the-box gal who was raised in this church before the climate got sadly political and divided. That being said, my folks remained loyal members, and in light of my Mom's passing in June, Isaiah Brooms and Nicolas Lubelfeld have been nothing but kind, gentle, responsive, and accessible, as has the amazing and adept Kaki Howard. They have put together an all-details-thought-of, without--a-hitch Celebration of Life/Memorial for Mom.

I feel very cared for by dear spiritual professionals who actively practice what...