Virginia District Church of the Nazarene
Building a community associated with the idea that a cord of three strands is not easily broken. Ecclesiastes 4:12
Dr. Phil Fuller serves as the superintendent of the Virginia District Church of the Nazarene since 2004. Before that he served as Senior Pastor leader in three churches: Calvary Church of the Nazarene, Annandale, Virginia; First Church of the Nazarene, Toledo, Ohio, and the Church of the Nazarene, Payne, Ohio.
The Virginia District Church of the Nazarene exists to assist local churches of the Nazarene accomplish the mission of making Christlike disciples in Virginia and beyond.
Envision: to receive and communicate a bright future vision that includes more than 75% of our churches healthy and growing.
Equip: to resource the local church, through ministerial preparation, through in-service leadership training for pastors and laity, and provide methods of ongoing support for churches to become and remain healthy and growing.
Evangelize: to create an environment of personal and corporate evangelism including the start of new churches and the refocus/restart of existing churches as needed.
Encourage: to provide intentional, formal and informal systems of care-giving and team-building, particularly for pastoral leaders and for district staff. Excel through
Accountability: to create and maintain an environment of accountability for healthy and growing churches.
CORE VALUES
WE ARE A CHRISTIAN PEOPLE We join with all true believers in proclaiming the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
WE ARE A HOLINESS PEOPLE God, who is holy, calls us to a life of holiness.
WE ARE A MISSIONAL PEOPLE As a sent people, we respond to the call of Christ and live empowered by the Holy Spirit to "go into all the world" witnessing to the Lordship of Christ. Our mission begins in worship, encourages believers toward Christian maturity through discipleship, and ministers to our world through compassion and evangelism.
Virginia District Campgrounds
Available for weekday or weekend retreats year round Sports and Recreation in the Thompson Family Life Center Carpeted dormitory accommodation for up to 200 persons Accommodations for up to ten (10) couples Five Conference Rooms Buffet style retreat meals in spacious dining area Bonfire area and outdoor chapel setting Country
Setting in Buckingham County Year-round fishing lake Reasonable Prices 1/2 mile West of Route 60 and Route 15 on Route 690 Mailing Address: 1151 High School Road, Buckingham VA 23921
(Approximate distance from Richmond: 1 Hour : : Lynchburgh: 45 mins : : Charlottesville: 45 mins)
CONTACT: Mike Brown - 434.969.4058 or at vanazcamp@att.net or mbrown88@worldnet.att.net
Camper and RV spots available during the summer