Episcopal Diocese Of Virginia Email Format

Religious InstitutionsVirginia, United States11-50 Employees

The Episcopal Diocese of Virginia is a religious institution within the Episcopal Church, serving the central and northern region of Virginia. Based in Richmond, it traces its origins to the late 18th century and is the largest diocese in the church, comprising 38 counties. Its principal role is to support and organize local congregations and spiritual communities, addressing religious and communal needs in its territory. The organization operates as part of the broader religious institutions sector, providing leadership, programming, and governance for Episcopal worship and mission across its jurisdiction. A recent development is the initiation of the Pathways to Prayer and Practice program, supported by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc., reflecting ongoing efforts to broaden spiritual resources and engagement. The diocese serves a diverse range of parishes and members, with activities rooted in historical context while continuing to adapt to contemporary religious life in the region.

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