Celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2019, Fairlington United Methodist Church has been a cornerstone of the community at the intersection of I-395 and King Street in Alexandria. Fairlington United Methodist Church isn’t just a place of worship. It’s a vibrant hub dedicated to building relationships with neighbors and serving the community. The church actively works to address community needs and advocates for justice. This mission aligns with the broader Methodist vision: making disciples of Jesus Christ to transform the world. Fairlington United Methodist Church’s vision centers on welcoming everyone into a nurturing faith community. This community serves God by serving others. The church is proud of its Reconciling Congregation status. This means Fairlington United Methodist Church openly welcomes individuals regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. This inclusive stance was formalized with a reconciling statement adopted on February 10, 2013. This statement reflects the diverse congregation and extends a warm welcome to all, especially those who may have felt excluded from church communities in the past. Beyond its social mission, Fairlington United Methodist Church embraces environmental stewardship through its Green Covenant. The church actively participates in learning, teaching, and implementing sustainable practices. These practices include workshops, providing a water bottle refill station, using cloth napkins, and cultivating native plant areas and gardens around the church. Fairlington United Methodist Church’s commitment to caring for creation is woven into its worship and daily operations. The church welcomes visitors to explore the green spaces surrounding the building. These spaces include a playground, woods, and a native plant area with peaceful spots to sit and walk. The church’s location at 3900 King Street in Alexandria makes it easily accessible. You can reach them at (703)-671-8557 or office@fairlingtonumc.org.
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