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Member of the Allegheny East Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
8145 Richmond Hwy in Alexandria, Virginia is the space for the Administrative offices, food pantry, space for Bible studies and prayer, and other public events under the umbrellas of Family, Health, and Community Services. Come visit us, pray with us, serve with us, and help us to build the house of worship and Family Mental Health Community Services Hub.
The goal of the Spiritual Life Ministry of Emmanuel Worship Center is to intercede for the church, and to equip, enable, and encourage church members to pray continually and effectively while making prayer a part of everything they do.
The goal of the Spiritual Life Ministry of Emmanuel Worship Center is to intercede for the church, and to equip, enable, and encourage church members to pray continually and effectively while making prayer a part of everything they do.
Community Service (CS) is a ministry of the Emmanuel Worship Center that coordinates with our Food Pantry and Clothing Distribution center to deliver services and other kinds of social, mental, and spiritual support to the local community. It seeks to improve the lives of the most vulnerable in our community. For services, call 703-473-1883.
With your financial support we look to build our own church building and community center.
To teach the word of God with clarity, inviting those who are responsive to become disciples of Jesus Christ, by training them to be discipleship makers. As discipleship makers we care for one another, and support one another, through prayer, and personal encouragement. We are a church where true spiritual fellowship matters.
Our vision is to build up the Mt. Vernon community with spiritual support, through friendship, clear Bible knowledge, prayer support, health education, and youth empowerment.
It Is our hope that we can find the financial and other resources to build the center of worship and family mental health services that will help us become the most effective agency of transformation in the Mt. Vernon area of Alexandria, Fairfax.
At Emmanuel Worship Center everyone is welcome, I feel like family. The diversity in the congregation, different races and ethnicities feel the fellowship and I like how the teachings - always backed up with Scripture - Eric McCleary (Guest)
I am grateful for being a member of a congregation that nurtures and supports spiritual development. Church leaders educate members about Bible teachings and biblical history and how it applies to modern everyday life. I appreciate church leaders’ continuous outreach to members in their time of need. Also, I admire EWC's community outreach efforts (with food and clothing distribution, healthcare/dietary education, youth ministry--to name a few). - Deborah Mitchell
EWC is a great place to learn, fellowship, and worship God. It is a place with down to earth people that are interested in caring for others in the community. I also like the down-home feeling of friendship at EWC. – John Barnes
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