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Subcategories

• Baptist
• Episcopal
• Youth Groups

Resources in This Category

• Bethel United Church of Christ

  http://mysite.verizon.net/betheluccva/
  Located on Arlington Boulevard, Bethel United Church of Christ's website includes worship, school, and contact information, as well as current newsletter.

• Calvary United Methodist Church

  http://www.calmeth.org/
  Located in Crystal City. Provides worship service schedule as well as information on groups and other activities.

• Central United Methodist Church

  http://www.cumcballston.org/
  Located on North Fairfax Drive, Central United Methodist Church's website contains calendar, directions, and library catalog.

• Cherrydale United Methodist Church

  http://www.cherrydaleumc.org/
  Traditional and informal worship, shares material on music, programs, and ministries. North Arlington on Lorcom Lane.

• Chinese Christian and Missionary Church

  http://www.ccmcva.org/
  Contact information, church history, church's faith, activity calendar, pastor's sermon and publication, Ministries such as Sunday School program, AWANA and Music Program. Bilingual Chinese/English site. Located on Williamsburg Boulevard.

• Clarendon Presbyterian Church

  http://www.clarendonpresbyterian.org/
  Schedule of services, news and events, pastor's biography, and overviews of their ministries.

• Clarendon United Methodist Church

  http://www.clarendonumc.org/
  General information, news, worship schedule, sermon archive since 1999, programs, activities, and related links.

• Congregation Etz Hayim

  http://www.etzhayim.net/
  The only synagogue in Arlington, Virginia, the website of Congregation Etz Hayim (formerly Arlington-Fairfax Jewish Congregation) has complete program, calendar, and organizational information. In addition, it has on-line versions of its monthly newsletter and links to other sites.

• First Presbyterian Church

  http://fpcarlington.org/
  Information on worship services, ministries, missions, news, belonging, and church staff. Also includes contact information and directions. On Carlin Springs Rd, near Ballston, Buckingham.

• Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church

  http://ololcc.net/
  On 23rd St. South. Offers Mass in English and Spanish. Contact information, staff, Mass schedule, parish organizations.

• Our Savior Lutheran Church, Arlington, Virginia (LCMS)

  http://www.osva.org/
  South Taylor St. Includes Worship schedule, mission and ministry statements and programs, map locator, school information and contacts.

• Saint Agnes Church

  http://www.saintagnes.org/
  Catholic church on N. Randolph St. Offers Mass in English, Latin, and Spanish. Contact information, staff directory, Mass schedule, history, parish groups.

• Saint Ann Roman Catholic Church

  http://stannchurch.org/
  Shares mass times, location details, parish life news.

• Saint Charles Borromeo Catholic Church

  http://www.stcharleschurch.org/
  On N. Washington Blvd. Offers Mass in English and Spanish. Contact information, Mass times, maps and directions, calendars, parish history, archive of bulletins, FAQs.

• The Cathedral of Saint Thomas More

  http://www.cathedralstm.org/
  Roman Catholic cathedral shares material on the parochial school, masses and services, ministries and organizations. Also an event calendar and a listing of serving clergy.

• The Orchard Church of Arlington Virginia

  http://www.theorchardchurch.net/
  A Christian church and mission organization located in West Arlington. Directions, contact information, and links to other Northern Virginia churches.

• Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington, Virginia

  http://www.uucava.org/
  Located on Arlington Boulevard, Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington, Virginia's site includes sermons, newsletters, calendar and history.

 

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