To the extent of available spiritual and material resources, we will: teach those who seek; aid those in need; comfort those who for reasons of religion, conscience, ethnicity, or sex suffer oppression; and resist tyranny in all forms.
Individuals affiliated with Sacred Grove are active in other religious or spiritual groups and in public service. We bring our spiritual and material resources to bear where there is need, without seeking to promote our affiliation or seek contributions to support our work.
Through our affiliation with Sacred Well Congregation, contributions to Sacred Grove Community Circle (SWC) are tax deductible under 501(c)3.
Religious and Spiritual Communities
connections and resources
Religious Tolerance
Individuals in crisis
Pagan community
New Alexandrian Library
Cherry Hill Seminary
4 Quarters Interfaith Sanctuary
Free Spirit Alliance
Inova Fairfax Medical Campus
Visiting clergy
The Pastoral Care Department at Inova Fairfax Medical Campus, a level 1 regional trauma center, supports visiting clergy with free parking at the hospital when visiting those patients of their own congregations who have requested their own clergy to attend.
In addition to Sacred Grove participants, local Pagans who find themselves in this hospital are welcome to request a visit by Pagan clergy.
On-call interfaith chaplaincy
Khalila RedBird, cleric priestess of Sacred Grove, served the hospital for over 17 years as a volunteer with the Pastoral Care Department. She served as the on-call chaplain for all emergency (end-of-life) requests on behalf of non-Catholic patients for at least one weekend each month — from 5 pm Friday until 8:30 am Monday.
Fairfax County, Virginia
Domestic violence awareness
Community resilience
Fairfax County Community Chaplain Corps
critical incident training
crisis deployment
suicide aftercare