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The Revive Worship Encounter is a powerful night of praise, worship, prayer, and divine encounter!
Join The Revive Worship Encounter!
Get ready for a powerful night of worship, prayer, and the Word designed to usher in spiritual renewal and divine encounter. This is not just an event; it is an uplifting, set-apart, in-person experience where believers, worshippers, and intercessors come together in unity to seek God's presence. Through spirit-led worship, prophetic orayer, and the Word, The Revive Worship Encounter is creating an atmosphere where hearts are revived, burdens are lifted, and lives are transformed.
Whether you are seeking clarity, healing, restoration, or a deeper connection with God, The Revive Worship Encounter is for you.
Come expectant. Come ready. Come open.
God is calling His people back to Him, and this is an invitation to encounter Him in a deeper experience. Ezekiel 37:5-6
"Will You not revive us again, that Your people may rejoice in You"?
Psalm 85:6
Don't miss out on this life-changing gathering—it is a call to revival!
Saturday, 25, 18.00 -
Saturday, 25, 22.00
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
COME JOIN US!
Gospel Discussions: Uplifting conversations centered on Christ.
Scripture Study: Deepen your understanding of His teachings.
Fellowship: Build lasting friendships.
Practical Living: Apply gospel principles in daily life.
Classes for Everyone: From primary children to adults—there’s a place for you!
We can’t wait to see you there!
Sunday, 05, 10.00 -
Sunday, 05, 11.00
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
Sunday Worship Service
Come and join us for Sunday worship service.
1 We will gather together and be uplifted through song and prayer.
2 We'll remember Jesus by taking the sacrament (similar to Communion).
3 Be inspired by short sermons centered on Jesus' teachings.
Sunday, 28, 11.15 -
Sunday, 28, 12.15
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
Sunday Worship Service
Come and join us for Sunday worship service.
1 We will gather together and be uplifted through song and prayer.
2 We'll remember Jesus by taking the sacrament (similar to Communion).
3 Be inspired by short sermons centered on Jesus' teachings.
Sunday, 28, 11.15 -
Sunday, 28, 12.15
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
Get Ready! Get Ready! Get Ready! Sunday May 24, 2026, at Harvest Assembly Baptist Church you do not want to miss this worship experience!
The Burning Bush Gospel Singers of Washington, DC is celebrating their annual gospel celebration featuring special guests Elder. Antwaun Cooks and the Orlando Brothers both from Orlando, FL.
Also featuring:
Drue Williams "The Voice of the Bass" of Cleveland, OH
Zion of Washington, DC
Sparky and the Tones of Joy of Baltimore, MD
Martha and the Sisters In Christ of Washington, DC
Testimony of Washington, DC
Secure you ticket today!
FOOD WILL BE SOLD!
You do not want to miss this worship experience along with great food and fellowship. See you there!
For more information please call 240-687-7169 or 301-787-5062
Sunday, 24, 15.00 -
Sunday, 24, 20.00
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
A priesthood quorum is an organized group of male Christian believers. The primary purposes of quorums are to serve others, build unity and brotherhood, and instruct one another in doctrines, principles, and duties.
Every other Sunday, we meet locally where we:
Study gospel principles
Learn from one another's experiences
Share ideas about how to fulfill our mission
Develop connections
No prior knowledge or experience required. All men are welcome.
Please join us. Your presence will enrich our community!
Sunday, 27, 10.10 -
Sunday, 27, 11.10
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
Free Juneteenth cookout with food, live music, games & faith! Join C4C for a fun, all-ages Christian summer kickoff & community gathering.
C4C Summer Kickoff: Juneteenth Community Cookout
You free Juneteenth? Join us for an unforgettable day of faith, fun, and community at our Christian Summer Kickoff hosted by Connecting 4 Christ!
This all-ages event is the perfect way to celebrate, connect, and kick off the summer with purpose. Whether you’re coming with friends, family, or on your own, there’s something here for everyone.
What to expect:
🍔 Free food & drinks
🎶 Live music from local artists & performers
🎲 Outdoor games & classic summer fun
🤝 A welcoming space to meet new people and build community
✝️ A Christ-centered atmosphere of connection and encouragement
We’re bringing people together for a true Kingdom gathering—a space to celebrate faith, fellowship, and joy.
Event Details:
📅 June 19, 2026 (Juneteenth)
⏰ 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Fort Hunt Park – Picnic Area A (Alexandria, VA)
🎟️ FREE (RSVP required)
Bring the whole family, invite a friend, and come ready to enjoy a day full of love, laughter, and connection.
Don’t miss it—RSVP today!
Friday, 19, 12.00 -
Friday, 19, 18.00
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
Discover the history of Juneteenth through art, African drumming, vendors, and poetry that marks the liberation of Black Americans
This free and family friendly event will be held in the gallery of the historic Athenaeum located in the heart of Old Town Alexandria. (DONATIONS ARE APPRECIATED)
Discover the history of Juneteenth through, art, African drumming, vendors, and poetry that marks the liberation of Black Americans on June 19, 1865.
When: June 19, 2026
Time: 6 pm - 8 pm
(Artist’s presentations began at 6:30 pm)
Where: The Athenaeum 201 Prince Street Alexandria, Virginia
FOR VENDOR OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT KANIKKI JAKARTA
For this Celebration we are thrilled to present Hostess: KaNikki Jakarta and three magnificent Artists: Ayanna Gallant, The HipHopMomma Princess Best aka “The HEALACIST” and 13 of Nazareth. Attendees will have the opportunity to talk with the artists and purchase their products after and in-between. The Athenaeum is offering Adinkra printmaking activities for all ages and artisans vendors include Great Publishing Company LLC and Aya Expressive Arts LLC/
HOST VENUE: The Athenaeum Gallery is the headquarters of the Northern Virginia Fine Arts Association (NVFAA). Founded in 1964, the NVFAA is dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in all forms of art, and to establishing programs that will enrich the cultural life of Northern Virginia and the surrounding metropolitan area. The Athenaeum Gallery exhibits work created solely by artists living or working in the region and strives to present visitors with a wide variety of excellent work and unique experiences.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE CURATOR, KANIKKI JAKARTA: KaNikki Jakarta has been featured on NBC, WUSA9 and Comcast. She is the Inaugural Poet In Residence for Northern Virginia Fine Arts Association. She is an Award-Winning Performance Poet who has toured the US and the UK. KaNikki is the First Black Poet Laureate of Alexandria, Virginia, the author of three novels, two poetry collections, a memoir, a short story, poetry collection entitled ALABAMA GIRL, VIRGINIA WOMAN. She can be found on social media platform
INFORMATION ABOUT THE PERFORMING ARTISTS:
Ayanna Gallant is a musician, poet, voiceover talent, sound therapist, and educator. She earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education and a Master of Education degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Ayanna has been a music and cultural arts educator for 21 years and performs as a freelance musician on low brass, voice, guitar, and African drums in venues all around the country.
In addition to music performance Ayanna is a professional voice actor and shares her passion for creativity with her students and patrons of her cultural arts school, Aya Cultural Arts Studio in Frederick, Maryland.
Ayanna Gallant
Aya Expressive Arts LLC
13 of Nazareth™ is a poet and spokenword recording artist from Virginia living with epilepsy, a dry sense of humor, and peace of mind over everything. His poetry is a hip-hop inspired infusion of spiritual awareness, amateur scientific study and lived experience. 13 of nazareth's™ appearances and performances include The Juilliard School, The National Press Club, New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), The Chrysler Museum, The Carter Barron as well as colleges, universities, public/charter/private schools and a variety of venues throughout the United States and
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The HipHopMomma Princess Best aka “The HEALACIST” is an international spokesperson for women and girl’s wellness, mental health and personal development through the arts. Specializing in self-awareness, self-care, self- actualization and spiritual healing. As “The HEALACIST” The HipHopMomma Princess Best Speaks to H.E.A.L (Heal/empower/amplify/activate/liberate) women and girls through the transformative power in lyrics. She is the author of the book, “MY BARZ HEAL SCARS: The WombPrince To Healing The Girl Within.’
Great Publishing Company (“GPC”) is a non-traditional publishing company that provides consulting, graphic design, and publication services for writers, by writers.
GPC specializes in small-run publications and works with independent authors. We have been privileged to guide writers’ step by step along the path to becoming authors. The genres represented in our great catalogue include, but are not limited to works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, self-help, memoirs and children’s books.
Aya Cultural Arts Studio (Aya Expressive Arts LLC) is a cultural arts school and community arts space located at 6907 Baltimore National Pike units 15 & 16, Frederick, MD. We offer various cultural arts and wellness programs for all ages.
Friday, 19, 18.00 -
Friday, 19, 20.00
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
The Relief Society is the worldwide women’s organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
We seek to support one another as sisters in Christ and to strengthen our own families, friends, and communities, as well as to help those in need.
Every other Sunday, we meet locally where we will:
Study gospel principles
Learn from one another's experiences
Share ideas about how to fulfill our mission
Develop connections (we become friends!)
All women are welcome. Please join us. Your presence will enrich our community!
Sunday, 14, 10.10 -
Sunday, 14, 11.10
Alexandria,
VA
_$25
The Revive Worship Encounter is a powerful night of praise, worship, prayer, and divine encounter!
Join The Revive Worship Encounter!
Get ready for a powerful night of worship, prayer, and the Word designed to usher in spiritual renewal and divine encounter. This is not just an event; it is an uplifting, set-apart, in-person experience where believers, worshippers, and intercessors come together in unity to seek God's presence. Through spirit-led worship, prophetic orayer, and the Word, The Revive Worship Encounter is creating an atmosphere where hearts are revived, burdens are lifted, and lives are transformed.
Whether you are seeking clarity, healing, restoration, or a deeper connection with God, The Revive Worship Encounter is for you.
Come expectant. Come ready. Come open.
God is calling His people back to Him, and this is an invitation to encounter Him in a deeper experience. Ezekiel 37:5-6
"Will You not revive us again, that Your people may rejoice in You"?
Psalm 85:6
Don't miss out on this life-changing gathering—it is a call to revival!
Sunday, 14, 10.10 - Sunday, 14, 11.10
Alexandria, VA
0.00
COME JOIN US!
Gospel Discussions: Uplifting conversations centered on Christ.
Scripture Study: Deepen your understanding of His teachings.
Fellowship: Build lasting friendships.
Practical Living: Apply gospel principles in daily life.
Classes for Everyone: From primary children to adults—there’s a place for you!
We can’t wait to see you there!
Sunday, 14, 10.10 - Sunday, 14, 11.10
Alexandria, VA
0.00
Sunday Worship Service
Come and join us for Sunday worship service.
1 We will gather together and be uplifted through song and prayer.
2 We'll remember Jesus by taking the sacrament (similar to Communion).
3 Be inspired by short sermons centered on Jesus' teachings.
Sunday, 14, 10.10 - Sunday, 14, 11.10
Alexandria, VA
0.00
Founded in 1917, the Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia represents over a century of dedication to supporting women in the legal profession and advancing justice in Alexandria, VA and the Washington, DC metropolitan region. The organization was established by pioneers like Ellen Spencer Mussey during a transformative era when women were largely excluded from law schools, the practice of law, and bar associations themselves. Today, the WBA continues its founding mission of maintaining professional integrity, promoting the administration of justice, advancing and protecting the interests of women lawyers, fostering mutual improvement, and cultivating a spirit of friendship among members. The association envisions a world where all women lawyers are empowered to achieve personal and professional success, where members are meaningfully connected and mentored, and where diversity, equity, and inclusion define the organization's culture and leadership. Open to all who value its mission, the WBA welcomes attorneys, legal professionals, and supporters committed to strengthening the legal profession. Through meaningful connections, substantive programming, and community service initiatives, the organization works to raise the visibility of women in law and promote their elevation to leadership positions. The WBA's commitment extends beyond its membership to the broader community, particularly through the WBA Foundation's work supporting nonprofits serving women and girls in the legal field throughout the DC area.
Founded in 1985 by a group of concerned African-American women in Northern Virginia, Black Women United for Action (BWUFA) emerged from a simple but powerful recognition: highly educated and professionally talented Black women were underrepresented in decision-making positions in education and government. What began as a local initiative in Alexandria, VA has evolved into a diverse, ethnically inclusive volunteer organization with members spanning the Washington Metropolitan area, multiple states along the Eastern Seaboard, and Canada. BWUFA's mission centers on advocating for women's concerns and improving the lives of impoverished, vulnerable families through empowerment and self-sufficiency approaches. The organization values collaborative partnerships and maintains a deep commitment to family preservation and community development. Beyond direct service provision, BWUFA serves as a cultural steward, raising awareness of overlooked chapters in African-American history and highlighting the community's contributions to building the nation. The organization's signature initiatives, including the annual Mount Vernon Slave Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony, reflect their dedication to honoring heritage while serving present-day community needs. Operating from Alexandria, BWUFA continues to be distinguished by its diverse membership, grassroots methodology, and unwavering focus on uplifting at-risk communities and creating opportunities for vulnerable families to achieve self-sufficiency and dignity.
Since 1973, the American Indian Higher Education Consortium has been the collective voice for tribal higher education in the United States. What began as a support network for six pioneering tribally controlled colleges has evolved into a movement encompassing 37 Tribal Colleges and Universities dedicated to providing culturally rooted, holistic education to American Indian communities. Based in Alexandria, VA, AIHEC represents the shared mission of member institutions created and chartered by tribal governments to serve their people through locally based, supportive academic programs. The consortium embodies a commitment to strengthening Indigenous languages, cultures, and tribal sovereignty while creating pathways to economic opportunity in some of America's most underserved regions. AIHEC's member institutions serve as vital community anchors, operating in rural areas where they provide not only post-secondary education but also economic development and social stability. The organization's leadership structure reflects its democratic values—governance by the presidents of member TCUs ensures that decisions serve the authentic needs of tribal communities. AIHEC's advocacy work addresses systemic inequities in federal funding and policy, championing the unique contributions of tribal colleges to rural America and national development. Through collaborative initiatives and member support, AIHEC continues the foundational work of building educational excellence, preserving cultural heritage, and empowering American Indian students to thrive in their communities and beyond.
