Traditional Worship Service
Join us in the Sanctuary for our Traditional worship service on Sundays at 10:00 am. Most Sundays, music is provided by our Sanctuary Choir. The service is also live streamed through our YouTube channel.
Contemporary Worship Service
Join us in Taylor Hall for our Contemporary worship service on Sundays at 11:15 am. Most Sundays, music is provided by our Worship Band. The service is also live streamed through our YouTube channel.
Adult Min Lenten Study
ADULT MINISTRY: Sowing Tears, Reaping Joy: The Bible and Brahms’ Requiem Using only biblical sources, Brahms helps us understand that while all humanity has its moments of grief, nonetheless for…
Lydia Circle monthly gatherings
Lydia Circle will be studying “Celebrating Sabbath-Accepting God’s Gift of Rest and Delight”. “Sabbath reminds us to honor God who honors us by giving us a day each week to…
Traditional Worship Service
Join us in the Sanctuary for our Traditional worship service on Sundays at 10:00 am. Most Sundays, music is provided by our Sanctuary Choir. The service is also live streamed…
Contemporary Worship Service
Join us in Taylor Hall for our Contemporary worship service on Sundays at 11:15 am. Most Sundays, music is provided by our Worship Band. The service is also live streamed through our YouTube channel.
Providence Singers
Come Hear Your Providence Singers in their mission outreach to our older community. The Singers entertain with music from yester-year as well as show tunes. Their next event is March 19 at 1:30 pm at Sunrise of Fairfax, 9207 Arlington Blvd., Fairfax, VA. An event not to be missed!
Providence Readers
Providence Readers meets the third Sunday of most months and is open to anyone interested in attending. Please feel free to stop by anytime we meet.
Adult Min Lenten Study
ADULT MINISTRY: Sowing Tears, Reaping Joy: The Bible and Brahms’ Requiem Using only biblical sources, Brahms helps us understand that while all humanity has its moments of grief, nonetheless for Christians, “grief happens in hope’s strong embrace.” What better way for us to understand the suffering, death, and resurrection of our Lord! || This class…