INSTITUTIONS

Education for Ministry, (EfM) is a unique four year distance learning certificate program in theological education based upon small group study and practice. Since its founding in 1975 this international program has assisted more than 80,000 participants in discovering and nurturing their call to Christian service.

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The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) was first recognized as an independent group in 1985. ECW evolved from the Women’s Auxiliary Missionary Society, whose first national Triennial meeting was held in 1874. Much of the early work involved fundraising in support of female missionaries, eventually leading to the formation of the United Thank Offering. The United Thank Offering (UTO) continues to be a significant mission supported by ECW to this day.

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The diocese supports the students, staff and faculty of the schools associated with it through ministries of prayer and presence. Our mission is to proclaim the goodness and mercy of God, the justice of God and the peace of Christ in these educational communities.

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The Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation (PECF) was chartered by Congress over 100 years ago to promote the causes of religion, education, and charity. President Benjamin Harrison signed the charter on January 6, 1893, and on September 29, 1907, the first stone of the Cathedral was placed in a beautiful, park-like setting in northwest Washington, D.C. Today, the Foundation and its institutions occupy fifty-nine pastoral acres known as the Close, a magnificent setting enjoyed by students, worshipers, visitors, and residents of surrounding neighborhoods.

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We are a dual language (English and Spanish) early childhood education center located in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood of Washington, DC. We serve almost 250 children and families each year. Our program is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Over seventy working community partnerships offer considerable resources and referrals to our families

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Seabury Resources for Aging® provides personalized, affordable services and housing options to help older adults in the greater Washington, D.C. area live with independence and dignity.

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We are a faith-based community partnership serving the greater Washington, DC area. We are bringing together our neighbors who face poverty, homelessness or other debilitating challenges with partner leaders, donors, volunteers and staff in a shared ministry that improves the lives of all throughout the Washington area, one next step and neighbor at a time.

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St. Barnabas’ Church of the Deaf serves as the center of ministries to d/Deaf people in the Episcopal Diocese of Washington and beyond. Along with holding weekly worship services, St. Barnabas acts as a resource for all congregations in the diocese with members who are d/Deaf, deafblind, or experiencing other sensory loss. We also serve the Episcopal chaplaincy in the Office of Campus Ministries at Gallaudet University.

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Washington National Cathedral is widely known as an architectural landmark and the setting of presidential funerals and post-inauguration prayer services. What is less well known is that the cathedral is officially known as the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul and is the cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington.

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The Brotherhood of St. Andrew has been bringing men and youth to Jesus Christ since 1883. Today, the Brotherhood is a worldwide ministry with chapters that bring men together for  support, service projects and fellowship. Brothers follow three disciplines: prayer, study and service.

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