Welcome! Christ Church Vienna is a gospel driven, externally focused, extended family, Anglican mission for Vienna, VA.
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Christ Church Vienna is a gathering of believers in Jesus Christ who seek to love one another as an extended family: enjoying life, having fun and caring for one another. We desire to develop deeper relationships together, where people from different life stages and backgrounds share grace, forgiveness, joy and mercy.
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We want to show kids of all ages the love of God through safety, connection, and fun so they can grow up trusting Jesus Christ.
We want middle and high school students to find a home within the church, connection with one another, and faith in Christ.
We see men's and women's ministry as a primary place for relational connection and spiritual formation within the church.
Queremos que los hispanohablantes encuentren un ambiente acogedor, una familia extendida, un lugar al que puedan llamar hogar y el amor de Jesucristo.
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February 18, 2026
Dean invites us to enter a “holy Lent” by adopting intentional spiritual disciplines that bring order to life’s chaos while resting in the promise that God’s steadfast love and mercies are new every morning
February 15, 2026
Jeremiah ends with the fall of Jerusalem, destruction of the city, the palace of the king, the Temple of the Lord, and the execution and exile of all the people. God’s judgement on Judah for immorality, injustice, and idolatry that Jeremiah had prophesied for decades is finally realized. This judgment on God’s people is a type of the spiritual and eternal judgment that will fall on all people. The Bible is clear, God is judge and one day we will all give an account before him, but if our faith is in Christ, we have no reason to fear.
February 8, 2026
This sermon explores the final siege of Jerusalem through the contrasting responses of the vacillating King Zedekiah, the suffering prophet Jeremiah, and the courageous servant Ebed-Melech. It challenges us to move beyond a superficial faith and cultivate a deep, rooted obedience to God that stands firm in the face of suffering and cultural opposition.
February 1, 2026
Dean explores the “Book of Consolation” in Jeremiah 31–32, highlighting God’s radical promise of a new covenant where His law is written directly on our hearts and our sins are forgiven. By looking at Jeremiah’s seemingly “foolish” land purchase during the Babylonian siege, the message challenges us to act as bearers of hope today, trusting in God’s faithfulness while we live between the historical fulfillment of Christ and His future return.
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