1860 Beulah Road
Vienna, VA 22182
(703) 938-6753
1860 Beulah Road
Vienna, VA 22182
(703) 938-6753
Worship is at 11 AM and Sunday School Bible Fellowship is at 9:45 AM for all ages. Christian Youth Fellowship for Jr. and Sr. High students is held on Sunday evenings at 5:00 PM at 9510 Francis Young Lane. We hope your visit to this site will lead you to visit us in person.
Antioch Christian Church Youth are holding a multi-family Rummage Sale at the church on Saturday, June 5th beginning at 8:00 am. Coffee and Krispy Kreme donuts will be for sale in the morning and Grilled Hotdogs, chips and drinks will be for sale at noon. All proceeds are to go towards the youth doing missions work in Haiti with PCM ministries in Port Au Prince. Items for sale include, antique sofa with wood frame and claw legs, washer, upright freezer, refrigerator, microwave, glassware, linens, tools, formal dining room table, chairs and hutch, bedroom set (headboard/footboard, dresser and chest of drawers) and much much more. For more information please call 703-938-6753. For directions, please see our Directions page.
Antioch Christian Church invites the community to come to the church for Vienna Family Fun Night on Saturday, June 26 from 6 to 9 pm. The theme of the event is “Celebrate the Family.” There will be food, activities and games, including a movie, for all age groups, with prizes for certain events. Beat the summer doldrums. Bring the whole family. Everything is free. For more information call 703-938-6753. For directions, please see our Directions page.
Antioch Christian Church of Vienna, Virginia, is a welcoming community that dates back to 1903. A shared faith in Jesus Christ is the common thread that unites us as disciples. Stressing the centrality of the Bible in faith and the call for unity among Christian believers of all denominations, Antioch is an independent congregation affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
This ecumenical denomination was formed during the early 1800s on the American frontier. Its founders were Scottish Presbyterians who sought to be free from the sectarian divisions of Europe in the expression of their faith. They rejected the traditional creeds of the church as "tests of faith," claiming Christ alone as their creed and the Bible as their book. They founded a church for people who wanted to be Christians only, but not the only Christians.
In stressing unity, therefore, we do not expect uniformity. There is much diversity of thought among members. It is our shared faith that ties us together. At our weekly gathering for worship and communion, all Christians of every denomination are invited to participate and celebrate the life, death, resurrection, and continuing presence of the Christ. It is expected that members will find ways to witness for Christ and serve among the whole human family in the interest of love, peace, justice, mercy, and kindness.
We hope you will worship with us soon and experience the warmth and peace found at Antioch Christian Church.
Please use this site to access the information you need about Antioch and as a resource for broadening your faith. We look forward to hearing from you and answering any questions you might have.
