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September 2026
Peacemakers Needed
Join Utah State University professors Patrick Mason, Chad Ford, and Ravi Gupta, along with Judge Thomas Griffith of Washington, D.C., for an inspiring and interactive afternoon focused on peacemaking, communication, and conflict resolution. Gain real-world tools and strategies you can use at home, at work, and in your community. Register for the Conference Come discover practical tools for creating understanding, fostering connection, and becoming a peacemaker in your home, workplace, and community. We look forward to seeing you there!
Find out more »Faith In Peace Interfaith Concert
The Episcopal Diocese of Washington is Co-Sponsoring the September 19, 2026 Faith in Peace Interfaith 🎶 Concert! 🎶 Two days before the UN International Day of Peace, come hear a night of great Rock, Acoustic, Chorale, Hip-Hop, and more. This concert empowers people of ALL Faith traditions promoting peace–including nonbelievers. Keynote Speaker: Rev. Dr. Christopher Zacharias, Senior Pastor, John Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church. Come early at 5:00 p.m. to learn about all the great peace causes at the Peace Open House! Tickets…
Find out more »Community Faith Walk
Join us as we support Bethesda Baptist Church and march the streets against Gun Violence, Violent Crime and Domestic Violence. Let's "Pray" for good weather and come out and support Pastor Thompson and his Bethesda Baptist Church family, for this will be a very special and informative Community Faith Walk.
Find out more »FCPD Food Drive to Support SHARE
The Fairfax County Police Department is partnering with SHARE of McLean to help address food insecurity in our area. In addition to the Balls Hill Station, donations can be brought to SHARE, located in the back of McLean Baptist Church, 1367 Chain Bridge Road. The main entrance to SHARE is located at door #8 behind the church. Donations are greatly appreciated. To see a current list of the most needed items please visit: https://www.shareofmclean.org/_files/ugd/891f83_5b0df323942544a2a12e9b0eab50c311.pdf
Find out more »October 2026
The Longest Table Washington, DC
Pull up a chair and meet your neighbor! October 4, 2026 3-5pm Franklin Square Park The Longest Table is a free, community event sponsored by the DC Poor People's Campaign. Click here to learn more: https://linktr.ee/longest.table.dc
Find out more »Our Stories, Our Vote
Are you or those around you ready to vote in the November election? Many of our faiths guide us to lend our voice to support the well-being of our community, whether through our votes or in encouraging the participation of others. In the spirit of caring for our neighbors, we invite you for a night of conversation, planning, and postcarding to help the people in our circles and beyond to exercise their rights and make their voices heard for the upcoming…
Find out more »Stereotypes and Other Misconceptions about Islam and Judaism
Come join us for a participatory event! Rather than having a panel, this event will turn the floor over to the attendees – meaning you! We’ll ask those who wish to volunteer to identify one or more common stereotypes and other misconceptions associated with the Muslim or Jewish faiths, or with the Muslim or Jewish people. If you are so inclined, you will also be given time to explain what makes those conceptions false. This session will provide a much-needed…
Find out more »Faith Communities in Action Interfaith Resiliency Conference
This conference is designed to equip houses of worship in Fairfax County with knowledge, connections, and practical tools to strengthen safety and security in their sacred spaces. Enjoy free workshops and breakfast while connecting with public safety agencies and houses of worship across Fairfax County. To register, please visit: LINK.
Find out more »Neighborhood Baháʼí History Walk
Join us for an interactive evening of reflection, creativity, and connection as we explore how our faith, values, and personal hopes shape the lives we are building. We'll create vision boards focused on the remainder of the year while reflecting on themes of purpose, intention, growth, community, and service. Drawing from diverse faith and spiritual traditions, we’ll consider how different communities understand living with purpose and turning our values into action. Register to Join Us
Find out more »Are you genuinely concerned about the outcome of the mid-term elections? Want to ensure your value-based ballot counts? This non-partisan, free, on-line workshop will guide you to understand your own personal core values more deeply and give you the tools you need to identify candidates that align with them. On November 3rd we have the opportunity and responsibility to express ourselves and by casting our votes for national, state, and local representatives and voicing our opinion on any issues being…
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