Youth (grades 6-12) from The Episcopal Diocese of Washington are invited to join Youth from the 13 dioceses of Province 3 for this triennial gathering. This year's event will meet at the Caroline Furnace Camp and Retreat Center in Fort Valley, Virginia from 8:30 pm on Friday, April 5th through 1:30 pm on Sunday, April […]
The Humble Walk Campus Ministry, home of Lutheran and Episcopal Terps at University of Maryland, invites juniors and seniors in high school to a day of fellowship and fun on […]
Contemplative Outreach of Maryland and Washington Reflecting on the teachings of Fr. Thomas Keating and Beatrice Bruteau, Colleen Thomas will lead us in exploring the heart of Jesus' teaching in the Gospel of John 17. In this Gospel, Jesus' final prayer can be summed up as "that they may be one, as we are one." […]
The Art of Effective Preaching: Effective Preaching begins in the spirituality of the homilist, takes root in scripture, draws on the simple discipline of structure and blossoms with creative possibilities. All of these elements will be explored in community with an eye to practical application in the pulpit. The Rev. Dr. Francis H. Wade is […]
Washington National Cathedral welcomes Washington Hebrew Congregation, the USC Shoah Foundation, and Hold On To Your Music Foundation as they host the internationally acclaimed theatrical show — “The Children of Willesden Lane.” The one-woman theatrical performance features concert pianist Mona Golabek and is adapted from her best-selling book of the same name. The Grammy-nominated artist […]
Gather together for an evening of learning about practices of reconciliation. Canon Sarah Snyder, Founding Director of Rose Castle, and Virginia Theological Seminary Center for Anglican Communion Studies Fellow for Peace and Reconciliation, will lead the discussion. Join us for an evening to explore the concepts and challenges of the ministry of reconciliation in times […]
Calvary Episcopal Church will host a screening of "Bloodlines of the Slave Trade" with a converation to follow. “Bloodlines of the Slave Trade” examines the lives of two people whose only connection is a genetic link to John Arm-field, one of the most notorious slave traders of the 1830s, and an Episcopalian. The offices of […]
Let’s boot, scoot and boogie! Join us for our inaugural Blue Jean Gala in the newly renovated Delaplaine Barn! Come dressed in your best denim/western wear and get ready to square and contra dance your way through the night as our friend and square dance caller, Kappy Laning, calls all the right moves to the […]
Recognizing the reverence held by indigenous peoples for creation and the earth, St. John's Norwood invites you to celebrate Earth Day with the Piscataway Nation. Enjoy the Piscataway Singers and Dancers, meet Chief Tayac, and learn more about the Piscataway Nation and their cultural heritage. If you cannot attend in person at St. John's Norwood, […]
An outdoor walking service in the wilderness of God’s creation, WWC is for seekers, believers, and all who find connection to God through nature. We join our worship with the […]
Washington National Cathedral will host an evening forum with author Ray Suarez who will speak on his new book, Becoming American in the 21st Century: An Oral History. Copies of the book will be sold onsite by Politics & Prose, and the author will be signing copies following the event. Presented by the Cathedral College […]
Please join Christ Church, Washington Parish for this month’s book group meeting, featuring All the Families of the Earth: Therapists in Bible Times, a story about biblical characters from Abram to Ruth who talk with family therapists about their challenges. Written by Christ Church parishioner Barbara Laymon, she will be interviewed by fellow parishioner and […]
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