Rooted in Christ. Inclusive in Spirit. Active in Love.
Are you searching for a church where faith comes alive through inspiring worship, meaningful discipleship, genuine fellowship, and heartfelt service? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
At King of Kings Lutheran Church, we invite you to grow spiritually, build lasting relationships, and discover purpose in serving others. We are a growing, Spirit-led community in the Dulles South area of Loudoun County, committed to sharing the unconditional love of Jesus in all we do.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10:00 AM at Goshen Post Elementary School, and on occasion outdoors at Meadow Glen Park Pavilion, which is adjacent to the school.
We believe that “in Christ, all are one.” (Gal. 3:28)
We are a community of believers and questioners of all ages and backgrounds, cultures and colors, abilities and gifts. We welcome and affirm all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions. We honor the diverse ways God creates us and are committed to pursuing justice for all, rejecting discrimination and racism in every form. Here, anyone can live beyond societal labels, finding a place to worship, celebrate, grieve, rejoice, renew, and discover our God-given call to serve and love our neighbors.
We invite you to journey with us in faith, hope, and love.
Discover what’s happening in our community! Below are our upcoming events, recent gatherings, and the latest announcements.
Join us this Sunday for worship — all are welcome!
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Our 10:00 AM services are also livestreamed on YouTube.
To join us online, simply visit our YouTube page and the livestream will begin automatically when the service starts.
You’re invited to join our upcoming Bible study, Fierce, a six-week study that explores the stories of women in Scripture who lived with courage, faithfulness, and obedience. Through their lives, we’ll reflect on how God calls us to live boldly, offer hope, and follow where God leads. The study will meet on Monday nights from 7:00–8:00 PM at the Quinlivan home, from Jan. 12-Feb. 16. A Zoom hybrid option will be available. For more information or to participate, please contact Val Quinlivan.
Join us at Goshen Post E.S. and YouTube Live at 10:00 AM on Sunday, January 18th. The season of Epiphany is the church’s time to invite us to come and see who this One born in a manger will be, and to discover what this One born to a young woman might mean for us and for the world. Today’s Gospel tells us that Jesus is the “Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world,” “the Son of God,” and “the Messiah.” Let us bear witness to who Jesus is. All are welcome.
Youth - join us January 22–24 for our Youth Winter Retreat at Massanutten Resort! Enjoy a weekend filled with skiing, snowboarding, tubing, and more, alongside meaningful conversation, laughter, and faith-filled community. Our theme, “Let Go. Lean In. Live Free.”, invites youth to step away from the noise of everyday life and grow in faith, friendship, and freedom together. Participants can expect a cost of around $165, which includes lodging, meals, and some activities. Space is limited, so please RSVP to Pr. Garrett today!
Join us for Brunch Church Worship at Goshen Post E.S. and YouTube Live at 10:00 AM on Sunday, January 25th. This potluck-style service invites us to slow down, eat together, and experience worship through fellowship, prayer, and community. As we break bread with one another, we are reminded of what we do each week, sharing the meal and the cup as we commune with God and with one another. Come as you are, bring a dish if you’re able, and join us for this warm and welcoming way to worship. All are welcome.
We are partnering with King of Kings Greenbriar to host a week-long Hypothermia Shelter for our neighbors experiencing homelessness in Fairfax County. Each evening, guests are welcomed with a warm place to stay and are provided breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Our Dulles South community will help host dinner on Friday, January 30, serving lasagna, salad, garlic bread, and dessert. A Sign-Up is provided via the link and food needs to arrive by 5:30 PM. Volunteers are also needed to help serve the meal - sign-up provided. Please contact Pr. Garrett if you have any questions.
Join us at Goshen Post E.S. and YouTube Live at for our annual Reconciling in Christ (RIC) Worship Celebration on Sunday, February 1 at 10:00 AM. This special service celebrates the fifth year of King of Kings as a RIC congregation, committed to welcoming, affirming, and advocating alongside the LGBTQIA+ community. We are grateful to partner with Equality Loudoun and to welcome our guest speaker, Erica Vogel, who will share her story with grace and warmth. She is queer, a wife, a parent, and part of a family with deep LGBTQIA+ roots. Come celebrate a faith that proclaims all are invited, affirmed, and welcome.
Save the date for our next Confirmation session -February 8th, as youth in grades 6-12 meet with Pr. Garrett at the Wolf home to explore faith through Scripture, theology, creeds, experiences, and activities. This month, we will reflect on the question: "What is the Kingdom of God?” and "What is Heaven?" If you are interested in your youth participating, please contact Pr. Garrett for more information. All are welcome regardless of background, tradition, or previous attendance.
Join us for our next monthly nature hike on Saturday, February 14th, at 8:30 AM. We will hike a 2-3 mile wooded trail, meeting in the parking lot before heading out. Along the way, we will pause for a brief reflection together. This is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and connect with God and one another. Please RSVP to Pr. Garrett so we can wait for you in the parking lot. All are welcome.
Our Upcoming Faith Formation Study
This Lent, you are invited to join us for The Grace of Les Misérables, a six-week study that explores the powerful themes at the heart of Victor Hugo’s beloved story. Led by Matt Rawle, the study focuses on six ideals—grace, justice, poverty, revolution, love, and hope—each embodied by a character from Les Misérables. Through the intersection of faith and culture, we will reflect on how these themes connect to Scripture and call us to live out our Christian faith with intention and compassion. Dates, times, and additional details will be shared soon. All are welcome.
Our Previous Faith Formation Study
Explore the connections between ancient birth stories and the Nativity of Jesus in this engaging four-week Advent study. Using the book A Child is Born by A. J. Levine, we will discover how the stories of Isaac, Ishmael, Moses, and Samuel foreshadow and enrich the Christmas story. Deepen your Advent season with fresh insights and inspiration as Scripture’s earlier birth narratives illuminate the birth of Jesus. Contact Pr. Garrett to participate.
“We've been looking for a long time for our family's home church, and we are excited to finally become members of such a good one at King of Kings!” - Macchiarolo Family
We Meet at Goshen Post Elementary School
For those of you that love landmarks, you can find Goshen Post E.S. and Meadow Glen Park near the intersection of Braddock Rd. and Northstar Blvd, and next door to John Champe H.S.
