Join us for worship this Sunday at 9 a.m. or 11 a.m.* in our historic sanctuary, where we will mark the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost! 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.

Kids of all ages are joyfully welcomed at CC+WP during both services. We also offer Children's Chapel at 9 a.m., and nursery care for our younger children during both Sunday services.

Thanks to our dedicated Vestry members for meeting this Sunday at 12:30 to continue their care of our community. In case you're curious, here are the approved minutes from the June meeting, and the agenda for this one.

If you were hanging around CC+WP in the 1970s, '80s or '90s (or have an interest in or information about that era), please join the archivists for a trip down memory lane on Sunday, August 7 at 3 p.m. We

are seeking your help identifying people and dates on a series of unidentified photos from our archives. The I.D. session will be followed by supper and ice cream. There will be stories!!! Questions? Talk to Sandy Hussey or Marian Connolly.

Come one and come all to the CC+WP Crab Feast on Saturday, August 13, from 5-8 p.m. We'll provide fresh Maryland steamed crabs, corn, watermelon, and of course, our own Brew Crew beers, for this much-loved outdoors event. We need a few more folks for this to proceed, so sign up now ($30 for those 14+; any donation welcome for those younger!) Simply choose "Crab Feast" from the online giving dropdown (preferred), or drop a check off to the office, noting "Crab Feast" in the memo line by Sunday, August 7.

Join us this Friday, August 5, at 7 p.m. to discuss Top Gun (1986), the original, starring Tom Cruise and a volleyball (father of Wilson, the volleyball in Cast Away). Special guest speakers are two parishioners: Charlie Bolden, formerly a Marine Corps fighter pilot, and Mike Hankins, a fighter jet historian with the Air and Space Museum. Contact Paul Laymon with questions, or simply join via Zoom.

Join us any Saturday from 9-10 a.m. for conversation and community - in person or via Zoom! Email Paul Laymon with questions. 

G Street Playgroup was established in 2004 and has been operating out of Christ Church on G Street SE ever since. It provides an opportunity for children who will be two years old by Dec. 31 to achieve social growth through organized and free play outside the home... and, let's be honest, it gives you a break a few mornings a week! Parents serve as "teachers" about twice a month and two parents are always on duty for each class, consisting of eight kids. They are stocked with toys, a bounce house for indoor play, and more arts and craft supplies than they know what to do with. There is also money in the budget each year to hire outside groups to come in during the year to teach soccer, yoga, gymnastics, or whatever may interest your group. Applications are available on our website or via email.

Thanks to so many of you, we were able to raise $4275 in support of EHDC's Back to School campaign, allowing more than 85 scholars to get what is needed this fall. Our donation also put EHDC over their total campaign goal, so they were overjoyed by your generosity. Thank you for all you do to support our community!

There are now five faith communities on the Hill that have opened their doors to the migrants being bused from Texas and Arizona. Two have online registrations, so if you're so called to help provide respite care, feel free to sign up to serve at Capitol Hill United Methodist Church on Thursdays (sign up through October); or Washington City Church of the Brethren on Sundays (sign up through August.) The Diocese also compiled this helpful list of needs and resources (including wist lists, additional respite sites, and related sermons) should you want to get involved.

We have all been saddened to see the devastation caused by the extensive flooding in Kentucky, and many of you have reached out to see how you could help. If you're so inclined, the Episcopal Diocese of Lexington is accepting donations, support, and prayers.