Fairfax Presbyterian Church is an uncommon Christian Community embracing all people with God’s love and grace. By the power of the Holy Spirit, we at FPC worship God with honesty, joy, and imagination; nurture our lives of faith in Christ; extend hospitality and grace to all people; serve a world in need; and work for reconciliation among people of diverse perspectives.

August 8 — 11th Sunday after Pentecost —Sermon by the Rev. Susan Wisseman

August 15 — 12th Sunday after Pentecost —Sermon by the Rev. Yena Hwang

August 22 — 13th Sunday after Pentecost—Sermon by Rev. Yena Hwang

August 29 — 14th Sunday after Pentecost—Sermon by Rev. Henry Brinton

September 5 — 15th Sunday after Pentecost—Sermon by Erin Sanzero

Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper using covid-cautious sealed bread and cup

Return to services at 8:45 and 11:15 am

September 12 — 16th Sunday after Pentecost — Sermon by the Rev. Henry Brinton —

20th anniversary of 9/11

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPDATES

We are committed to keeping our worshippers safe, and we have taken steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at our in-person worship services. We will also continue to offer virtual worship on Sundays. If you wish, please feel free to worship from home, or participate from your car in the FPC parking lot via our online services.

If you have a fever or symptoms of COVID-19, stay home and worship virtually.

Here is what we are doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19:

We will not pass the offering plate during the service. Instead, we will have an offering plate on the communion table for you to place your gifts throughout the morning. Please make your offering online if you are able to.
Musicians will be a distance away from the worshippers.
To prevent spreading COVID-19, this is what we require from everyone who attends an in-person worship service:
If you are fully vaccinated, you may choose to wear a mask or not. Unvaccinated attendees must wear masks. If you wear a mask, it must fit properly, cover both nose and mouth, and be an appropriate material. For guidance on masks, visit the CDC website.
Do not hug, shake hands with, or otherwise touch anyone from outside your household.

We will continue to offer our worship services through Listen Live and YouTube at 9:30 am throughout the summer.

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Palm/Passion Sunday – April 5, Dedication of Pledges“Capital Crime” by Henry Brinton, Isaiah 53:3–5; Luke 19:37–40
Maundy Thursday – April 9 at 7:30 pm, Foot-Washing Presentation
Good Friday – April 10 at 7:30 pm, Readings and Hymns
Easter Sunday – April 12
- 6:30 am – Sunrise Service, Easter Pilgrimage
- 8:45 & 11:15 am – Traditional Service with Choir and Brass
  "Jesus Is Dead?” by Henry Brinton, Luke 24. 1–12
- (6:30 and 8:45 only) Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
- Easter Breakfast 7:30–11:00 am

Fairfax Presbyterian Church

10723 Main Street, Fairfax, VA 22030

We’re tucked away on a beautiful piece of property off the busy Main Street/RT 236 in Fairfax, Virginia. You won’t see the church from the road; turn on Presbyterian Way and you’ll find us straight ahead.

Return to services at 8:45 and 11:15 am

September 12 — 16th Sunday after Pentecost — Sermon by the Rev. Henry Brinton —

20th anniversary of 9/11

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPDATES

If you have a fever or symptoms of COVID-19, stay home and worship virtually.

Here is what we are doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19:

We will not pass the offering plate during the service. Instead, we will have an offering plate on the communion table for you to place your gifts throughout the morning. Please make your offering online if you are able to.

Musicians will be a distance away from the worshippers.
To prevent spreading COVID-19, this is what we require from everyone who attends an in-person worship service:

If you are fully vaccinated, you may choose to wear a mask or not. Unvaccinated attendees must wear masks. If you wear a mask, it must fit properly, cover both nose and mouth, and be an appropriate material. For guidance on masks, visit the CDC website.

Do not hug, shake hands with, or otherwise touch anyone from outside your household.

SUMMER SEASON SCHEDULE

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Directions

Return to services at 8:45 and 11:15 am

September 12 — 16th Sunday after Pentecost — Sermon by the Rev. Henry Brinton —

20th anniversary of 9/11

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPDATES

If you have a fever or symptoms of COVID-19, stay home and worship virtually.

Here is what we are doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19:

We will not pass the offering plate during the service. Instead, we will have an offering plate on the communion table for you to place your gifts throughout the morning. Please make your offering online if you are able to.

Musicians will be a distance away from the worshippers.To prevent spreading COVID-19, this is what we require from everyone who attends an in-person worship service:

If you are fully vaccinated, you may choose to wear a mask or not. Unvaccinated attendees must wear masks. If you wear a mask, it must fit properly, cover both nose and mouth, and be an appropriate material. For guidance on masks, visit the CDC website.

Do not hug, shake hands with, or otherwise touch anyone from outside your household.

SUMMER SEASON SCHEDULE

Welcome to Fairfax Presbyterian Church

Stay Connected

Easter Schedule

Directions

Musicians will be a distance away from the worshippers.
To prevent spreading COVID-19, this is what we require from everyone who attends an in-person worship service: