The Oakton Partners In Learning (OPIL) program offers academic, musical and extracurricular support to students outside of school hours.

Tutoring sessions are 1 hour long, and occur between 6-8 PM weekday evenings. Learn more here.

CHO is an ALL VOLUNTEER non-profit organization that has provided simple loving charity to the needy in the Oakton, Vienna, Dunn Loring, and Merrifield areas of Northern Virginia since 1969. Learn more about CHO here: https://cho-va.com.

Our property includes a large community garden space, where neighbors plant, tend and harvest food and flowers. A local friend also tends bee hives, benefitting the entire neighborhood

We love eating together and regularly share fellowship meals. We gather at 6pm on the first Tuesday of every month for a meal, open to all and prepared by our church members.

Oakton Church of the Brethren Cemetery (established 1903) is located on the west side of the Oakton Church of the Brethren building. Landscaping, site-changes or interments (including cremains) require prior approval through the church office.

For information about interments, contact the church office at  (703) 281-4411.

The church cemetery is connected to Flint Hill Cemetery which can be reached at info@flinthillcemetery.org.

We’re connected to a variety of other groups in the Oakton area: We’re regular supporters of the Oakton Pantry located at Oakton High School and the Lamb Center, a daytime drop-in center for neighbors experiencing homelessness. We also participate in Growing Hope Globally, and our building is home to two other congregations and an Alcoholics Anonymous group.