Join us at 9 a.m. or 11 a.m.* this Sunday in our historic sanctuary as we mark the fourth Sunday in Lent. We hope to see you at whatever service fits your schedule this weekend.

*11 a.m. service also live-streamed. By entering the church at 11 a.m., you consent to being filmed, as well as its release as desired by CC+WP. More information linked below.

Additional worship information & livestream links here.

Children's Chapel will be offered at both services, and nursery care for our younger children is available from 8:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

Sunday School + Youth Group are ON this Sunday! Come one and all.

Read more about our Children's Ministries & Sunday School

Join us this Sunday at 10 a.m. for the second of a three-part Lenten Adult Forum series led by parishioner Charles Floto, entitled: Ashes, Dust, and Discipline: a Lent for the 21st Century. This week's offering will focus on our relationship with God. Zoom or in person.

Come one & all on Saturday, April 1, at 9:30 a.m. as we clean up the churchyard in time for Palm Sunday and Easter. Bring your rakes, clippers and children! (The church also has a few rakes for use.) Lawn and leaf bags will be provided. In just a few hours, it's amazing how much can be done with many hands! With any questions, please reach out to Chris or Robin.

Join the Capitol Hill Chorale (including a few parishioners!) as it presents its Unwavering Prayer for Peace concert Sunday, March 19 at 4 p.m. at Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church. Inspired by the courage and resilience of the Ukrainian people, the March concert features sacred Orthodox music by Ukrainian composers, featuring the Vespers of Roman Hurko and other choral works by Nikolai Diletsky, Dmitry Bortniansky, and a Choral Concerto by Maksim Berezovsky. The Chorale is also honored to be joined by tenor soloist Ukrainian Choral Conductor and professor Ruslan Bondar, who will lead us through our final selection: “Bozhe Velykyi – Prayer for Ukraine.” Catch a preview here, and get your tickets here.

Holy Week Youth Lock-In

8:30pm, April 6 - 8:30am, April 7

All youth in grades 6-12 are welcome to attend an overnight lock-in on the cathedral close from Maundy Thursday (April 6) to Good Friday (April 7). Visits to the National Cathedral's altar of repose and the Bishop's Garden during the night will help youth explore the meaning of Holy Week and the importance of Jesus' death and resurrection. Snacks and a light breakfast will be provided. The event is free and registration is required. For more information email, the Rev'd Amanda Akes-Cardwell, Missioner for Faith Formation and Development. To register click here. 

Episcopal Youth Event (EYE23)

July 4-8, 2023

The next Episcopal Youth Event will take place July 4-8 at the University of Maryland. This event is open to Episcopal youth in grades 9-12 during the 2022-23 academic year and their adult mentors. EDOW is hoping to take a full contingent of 24 students and 4 chaperones to the University of Maryland for this once in a lifetime experience. We will gather with people of faith from across the globe to have worship, workshops, public forums, and fellowship! The total participation fee is $400, but the diocese will cover half of this cost, making the cost for participation $200. For more information and to apply to participate click here. Application deadline is March 15. 

Join us via Zoom this Friday, March 17, at 7 p.m. Our guest speaker is Mike Canning, longtime movie reviewer for the Hill Rag, who will talk about growing up in Fargo, ND, in the 1940’s and reflect on Pleasantville (1998), a light hearted satire starring Reece Witherspoon and Tobey Maguire.

All are welcome. For more information contact Paul Laymon. 

Thanks to Karen Wilson Román, Linda Mellgren, Shawn Martell, Anne Fletcher, Lisa Nickerson, Ruth Kroeger, and Del & Barb Crandall for covering BOTH March dinners for the women of Calvary last weekend. Consider signing up here for April 15 or later, and reach out to Barb Crandall with questions. Thank you!!

Because of St. Pat's on Saturday night, please feel free to put any Lenten Outreach Project donations in the Outreach donation area in the safe room this Sunday. We'll handle moving everything over to the Parish Hall on Monday. Our partners, Community Pantry at Eliot-Hine & Ward 6 Mutual Aid, do appreciate all of our efforts, and it's not over yet! Reminder: list available at washingtonparish.org/outreach OR feel free to support our effort by donating to our Outreach fund during the months of March & April as all funds will be split between our two partners.

Please feel free to sign up to help at Capitol Hill Migrant Respite Centers, and/or donation sorting. In addition to volunteers, a current need includes men's jeans, waist sizes 28-32, and new men's underwear, sizes small and medium. Drop off at St Mark's (301 A Street SE.)

• Attend the Next Step Breakfast (for Samaritan Ministries of Greater Washington) at the National Press Club on March 22
• Attend the Spring Fling Concert and Wine Tasting at Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church (for Good Neighbors of Capitol Hill) on March 25