St. David's Celtic service is based on the liturgical traditions of Iona and Northumbria, and music at these services is contemplative. Join us for this beautiful, candle-lit service which includes intentional silence for meditation on the 4th Sunday of each month.
The Rev. Canon Michele Hagans retired as Diocesan Canon for Ministry Initiatives on November 1. Michele served the Episcopal Diocese of Washington in this capacity for over a decade, offering her professional expertise to congregations undertaking construction or real estate projects, assisting the diocese in stewarding the properties entrusted to us, providing invaluable counsel to […]
Learn about the country and its people. Prof. Chelsea Stieber of Catholic University will provide the historical/cultural context, Mr. Ernest Cajuste of Episcopal Relief & Development will inform about current aid projects, and our clergy will report on diocesan efforts.
All are welcome as we remember Matthew Shepard, reflect on his commitment to a more caring and just world, and resolve to embrace the dignity and equality of all people. Online at cathedral.org or in person at Washington National Cathedral.
Matthew Shepard’s final resting place at the Cathedral is marked with a plaque in St. Joseph’s Chapel. On December 1, Matthew’s birthday, the Cathedral will welcome visitors to the chapel for the first time since the pandemic closed our doors. All are welcome to come for support, connection, reflection and engagement.
World governments and businesses are ramping up their strategies to mitigate and adapt to the devastating impact of climate change. The movement toward lower carbon economies will inevitably create opportunities and risks for investors. Amidst this backdrop, investors today consider a myriad of options when making investment decisions. These choices, however, are complex, with ramifications […]
A safe space is where we all agree. A brave space is where we dare to encounter the other and stay true to ourselves. We can find a safe space. A brave space has to be created. American society has, for decades, been fragmenting into groups of the like-minded, so that we are losing the […]
Our Music at Eventide event is the Advent Festival of Lessons & Music on December 5 at 4 o’clock. The service will be followed by a catered reception featuring the premiere of an anthem commissioned in celebration of Gary Davison’s 25 year anniversary at St Francis Church, and remarks by Gary Davison and others. Reservations […]
Hope Africa is the social justice arm of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa. Our EDOW Southern Africa Link Committee will meet via Zoom with Hope Africa's CEO Delene Mark and the Rt. Rev. Dr. Vicentia Kgabe, Hope Africa's Chair and the newly-installed Bishop of Lesotho. They will report on Hope Africa's new forms of […]
St. David's Celtic service is based on the liturgical traditions of Iona and Northumbria, and music at these services is contemplative. Join us for this beautiful, candle-lit service which includes intentional silence for meditation on the 4th Sunday of each month.
Our country is currently experiencing an historic blood shortage right now. Please give the gift of life this Christmas by donating blood at St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church on Wednesday, December 29. Donors with all blood types are needed; types O negative, A negative, and B negative are in especially short supply. If you are not […]
Bach to Modern. Works by Bach, Chopin, Barber, American Songbook, and a world premiere of Night Songs II by Justus Parrotta. Performers include Rosa Lamoreaux, soprano; Karl Robson, organ; Grace McFarlane, piano; Jon Nazdin, bass; and Michael Bard, guitar. Free will donation benefits Housing Up. Proof of vaccination and masks required. Concert will also be […]
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