Silverbrook UMC is part of the Virginia Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. Our bishop is the Reverend Charlene Kammerer, Resident Bishop of the Richmond Area.
Alexandria District	Silverbrook UMC falls under the Alexandria District. The District Superintendent is the Reverend Ken Jackson.
	We participate in The Walk to Emmaus, a spiritual renewal program intended to strengthen the local church through the development of Christian disciples and leaders.
Wesley Theological Seminary	We are a partner with Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC, working together to help others understand God’s call for their lives.
Companions in Christ	The Companions in Christ series offers small groups a powerfully transforming experience in spiritual formation. All resources in the series explore classic spiritual practices, and invite participants to develop daily patterns that open their lives to a deepening relationship with God and one another.
Rising Hope UMC	Silverbrook UMC supports Rising Hope UMC.  Rising Hope was established with the mission of bringing the "power of Christ" and the "support of the church" to the community living in poverty south of Alexandria, VA along the Route 1 Corridor of Fairfax County.
	The Stephen Series provides congregations with the structure, training, and resources to set up and administer a complete system for lay caring ministry (called Stephen Ministry) in the congregation. In Stephen Ministry congregations, lay caregivers (called Stephen Ministers) provide one-to-one Christian care to the bereaved, hospitalized, terminally ill, separated, divorced, unemployed, relocated, and others facing a crisis or life challenge. Stephen Ministry helps pastors and congregations provide quality caring ministry for as long as people need it.
Saint Andrews Society	The Society of St. Andrew is a grassroots hunger relief ministry that relies on volunteers to glean nutritious produce from farmers' fields and orchards after harvest and deliver it to people in need across the United States.
WWW.TenThousandDoors.Org	There are thousands of ways to be church in the world, and UMs do not want to miss any of them in an innovative Web site inviting a new generation into a life of faith and service. The UMC on April 20 launched http://www.tenthousanddoors.org.    The site is part of the Rethink Church campaign using nontraditional methods to reach young adults and others in relevant ways. There are more ways to enter church and begin a spiritual journey than just coming into the front door of a building. “Faith itself is a bridge by which we see God and the work of God present in our world,” says the Rev. Larry Hollon, General Secretary of United Methodist  Communications (UMCOM). “God is not contained in the walls of our sacred buildings. God is in the streets, at the well, in the least expected places.”