ABOUT US

In the summer of 1933 a group of people began meeting for worship services in a tent in northwestern Loudoun County and organized as a brand new church in August of that year.

The church experienced a number of ups and downs throughout the years and by January 1989 the church averaged about eight people each Sunday. The church was about to close when Reverend Athan Burch accepted an invitation to be pastor, and the church began to experience new life and growth.

In 1993, the local fire & rescue company added a community hall to its facility. Loudoun Valley Church of the Nazarene (LVCN) moved into this facility for the next four and a half years. In 1995, LVCN purchased the six and a half acres and parsonage on Charles Town Pike and moved into the current facility in July of 1997.

A pre-school program was started in 1994 and an after-school program was started in 2000. Loudoun Valley Christian Academy has experienced significant growth during recent years.

Pastor Daryl began his ministry at LVCN in September, 2006. Since then, the church has developed small groups (FAITH Groups) for children, teens and adults to promote living out the Christian life in community. Plans are being made for a new facility which will include a multi-purpose gymnasium/sanctuary and additional educational space. Pastor Daryl is excited about the future of the church and the Academy as we focus on building strong families of faith.