By Teer Hardy 01 May, 2024
On the second Saturday of each month, Walker Chapel and Mount Olivet provide our friends and neighbors with much-needed food. The next food distribution will be on Saturday, May 11 , and will be hosted at Mount Olivet.We will be providing the following items to approximately 250 families: - 5 pounds of potatoes - 5 pounds carrots - Rice - Beans - 5 pounds of onions - Cabbage - $10 Giant Gift Cards If you could please sign up to volunteer through the below sign up genius it would be greatly appreciated.
By Teer Hardy 01 May, 2024
On May 1, 2024, the General Conference of The United Methodist Church struck down a 40-year-old ban on gay clergy without any debate. The vote on the consent calendar was 692-51, with approval at 93%. Delegates and observers applauded after the vote. Delegates also voted that superintendents are not to penalize clergy or churches for holding — or refraining from holding — same-sex weddings. Another change that was approved encourages the Council of Bishops to consider gender, race, ethnicity, age, people with disabilities, sexual orientation, and economic condition when naming representatives to ecumenical organizations. More work is still to be done by the General Conference as it relates to the removal of harmful language in The United Methodist Church's Book of Discipline, but this is a historic day in The United Methodist Church. Please continue to be a prayer for the church, the General Conference, and all of our delegates.
19 Apr, 2024
Join Us For Lunch Walker Chapel Lunch Adventures are held at local area restaurants for fellowship and to explore different cuisines. Adventures are held a few times a season, usually on Sundays following worship and fellowship hour. Everyone welcome! Upcoming Adventures: Sunday April 21 - Aracosia, 1381 Berly Rd, McLean, VA 22101 We meet at the restaurant around 12:15 PM. For RSVP and more information, please contact Christiane Roehler, croehler@gmx.net .
By Teer Hardy 09 Apr, 2024
The Virginia Conference will host a post-General Conference Zoom webinar on Thursday, May 9 at 7 p.m. The panel will include Bishop Sue Haupert-Johnson; Rev. Lindsey Baynham Freeman, head of the Virginia delegation; and delegates Rev. Mark Ogren, Marshall Bailey, and Rev. Dr. Jonathan Page. The webinar will be recorded for later viewing. Register for webinar at this link . 
By Teer Hardy 02 Apr, 2024
Volunteers are needed for Community Assistance in April. On the second Saturday of each month, Walker Chapel and Mount Olivet provide our friends and neighbors with much-needed food. The next food distribution will be on Saturday, April 13 , and will be hosted at Mount Olivet. We will be providing the following items to approximately 220 families: 5 pounds of potatoes 5 pounds carrots Rice Beans 5 pounds of onions Cabbage $10 Giant Gift Cards Please get in touch with Tom Kilkenny if you have any questions.
By Teer Hardy 01 Apr, 2024
Blessing of the Cleats Join us on April 7th at 10:30 AM for a special moment of blessing as we honor the start of spring activities. Whether it's cleats, gloves, bats, or any other symbol of your favorite pastime, bring it along to receive a heartfelt blessing. Let's gather as a community to seek blessings for safety, joy, and camaraderie in our sporting endeavors.
By Teer Hardy 11 Mar, 2024
An Evening of Prayer and Communion
By Teer Hardy 11 Mar, 2024
Contemplative and Prayerful
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Walker Chapel is a warm and welcoming church.  Our mission is to befriend, nurture, and serve all of God’s children near and far with meaningful ministries. 

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Walker Chapel's Proud History


Located on North Glebe Road in Arlington, VA, the congregation's original building was built in 1871, six years after the end of the Civil War, and only a year after the end of Arlington County’s occupation by the Union Army. A single room frame structure with a small belfry and basement, seated near the upper part of the historic cemetery, Walker Chapel was one of the earliest church buildings in the area. A new structure was built in 1903, with further additions taking place in 1952 and 1954.


We are very proud of our unique history of both change and tradition.

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