Come to a Welcome Tea for Mother Maryanna on Saturday, April 18 at 2 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room!
It’s time for KAIROS!
Ladies' Breakfast in Dumfries February 28
Moms in Prayer
MomCo Meetups with Nursery Care
Dorcas Ministry
Moms in Prayer End-of-Year Celebration June 2 & Book Club June 16
Hey Mamas: Looking for that Village? MomCo is Here!
It’s time for KAIROS!
Dorcas Ministry
Moms in Prayer this Summer
Donuts with Dad this Father's Day
Softball in full swing
Cheer on Your All Saints' Softball Team
Adult Discipleship Offerings
Dorcas Ministry / Needlework
Our next gathering will be April 6.
The Dorcas Ministry (previously known as the Needlework Ministry) meets in the Children’s Wing (Heaven room) 9:30-11:30 a.m. You are welcome to bring crocheting, knitting, sewing, and other items to work on while we are gathered, as well as items you have completed. We will bless and collect completed items for distribution to the poor, the sick, and the needy.
Why did we change the name? The word needlework refers to a small subset of what we create for others and we wanted a name that speaks to a broader application. Dorcas was a disciple of Jesus and lived in the town of Joppa, a city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. She was a charitable person who made things for the needy. You can read about her in Acts 9:36-42, including Peter’s restoration of her life.
The Needlework Ministry meets the first Saturday of the month from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the multi-purpose room.
Contact Deacon Julie with questions and to check the schedule.
Kairos Ministry: April 18-21
GriefShare
Dorcas Ministry / Needlework
The Dorcas Ministry (previously known as the Needlework Ministry) meets in the Children’s Wing (Heaven room) 9:30-11:30 a.m. You are welcome to bring crocheting, knitting, sewing, and other items to work on while we are gathered, as well as items you have completed. We will bless and collect completed items for distribution to the poor, the sick, and the needy.
Why did we change the name? The word needlework refers to a small subset of what we create for others and we wanted a name that speaks to a broader application. Dorcas was a disciple of Jesus and lived in the town of Joppa, a city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. She was a charitable person who made things for the needy. You can read about her in Acts 9:36-42, including Peter’s restoration of her life.
The Needlework Ministry meets the first Saturday of the month from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the multi-purpose room.
Contact Deacon Julie with questions and to check the schedule.
Abortion Recovery Class
Have you experienced the pain and regret of an abortion in your past? Do you desire God’s spiritual and emotional healing?
Each woman is different in how she carries the burden of abortion and not all women are affected in the same way. But abortion can affect a woman, physically, emotionally, and most importantly…spiritually. The shame, guilt, and remorse are often so overwhelming that it is difficult to share the pain. And it is the best kept secret among women.
You are not alone!!! Abortion recovery offers what no other place in our communities can: freedom from guilt and grief. It is a place to share with other women who have had a similar experience.
All Saints’, along with Life First, is offering a 10-week Abortion Recovery Bible study for women who desire the Lord’s healing in this area of their lives. It is scripture-based and allows God to take your hand and lead you down the path of emotional healing. Strict confidentiality is the rule and no one’s personal information is ever shared.
Dates: Monday, April 1 through June 10th. 7-9 pm.
For more information contact Suzy Speare at 703-861-5994(cell) or arc@firstcarewomen.com.













