Capital Presbyterian Herndon

Capital Presbyterian Herndon We're the Herndon site of the Capital Pres Family: one church with multiple locations.

Join us for our Churchwide Retreat with our sister church McLean Presbyterian Church August 28—30!
07/23/2026

Join us for our Churchwide Retreat with our sister church McLean Presbyterian Church August 28—30!

Excited for Churchwide Retreat? We’re excited to welcome Paul Wolfe as our speaker this year! Read a bit about Paul below:

Paul Wolfe serves as Dean of Online Students for Westminster Theological Seminary, where he received his Master of Divinity and Master of Theology degrees. Prior to his position at Westminster, Paul pastored New Hope Presbyterian Church in Fairfax, Virginia for twenty-five years. He and his wife Christy live in Fairfax. Their three children, Philip, Henry, and Charlotte, are students at the University of Virginia.

Paul is the author of My God Is True: Lessons Learned Along Cancer’s Dark Road (2009), Setting Our Sights on Heaven: Why It’s Hard and Why It’s Worth It (2011), and Suffering: God’s Purpose in Our Pain (2023).

Register for Churchwide Retreat if you haven’t already! Link in bio. 🔗

06/21/2026

Last Sunday, Pastor Bill preached on Jacob’s Theft through the theme of inheritance. Jacob and Esau both misunderstand their inheritance — Esau scorns it, trading something priceless for immediate gratification; Jacob tired to seie it through manipulation and deception. Both approaches reveal the same underlying problem: failing to test Gods promises.

The good news is that Jesus succeeds where Jacob, Esau, and all of us fail. He values the true inheritance and then shares it freely with those to trust in him. Because Jesus has secured our inheritance, we no longer need to chase the wrong things or pretend to be someone we’re not.

Listen to the full sermon through the link in our bio. 🔗

06/15/2026

In the first sermon in our new sermon series, The Gospel in the Life of Jacob, Pastor Joe Palekas introduces Jacob as a deeply relatable figure — someone whose life is shaped by both the beauty and brokenness of family.

Many of us experience Jacob’s desire for achievement and approval, yet we are also reminded that God’s faithfulness is often present even in seasons where he seems absent.

Listen to the full sermon through the link in our bio. 🔗

04/17/2026

Contentment is difficult, often misunderstood, and frequently misapplied. True contentment comes not from denying hardship or achieving perfect conditions, but from honestly facing life and drawing strength from Christ. ✝️

Last Sunday, Pastor Joe preached on Joyful Contentment. Listen to the full sermon through the link on our bio. 🔗

04/12/2026

✝️ PEACE TO YOU 🕊️

On Easter Sunday, Pastor Weston preached about the peace that God not only brings to us, but also through us.

Listen to the full sermon through the link in our bio. 🔗

04/05/2026

True peace is not found in controlling circumstances but in trusting and following Christ’s plan, even when it leads through suffering.

Last week, on Palm Sunday, Pastor Joe Palekas preached on how Jesus accomplishes true peace through obedience even though his soul is troubled.

Listen to the full sermon through the link in our bio. 🔗

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1545 Dranesville Road
Herndon, VA
20170

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