We are a welcoming, diverse Episcopal Church building a new church in the heart of Dupont. Eucharist celebrated every Sunday at 10:30am at 1517 18th Street NW
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May John Lewis and C. T. Vivian Rest In God’s Peace and may we, like them, rise up to claim the high call of love, never to cease laboring for a just and humane society and world, always showing compassion, and daily living humbly with God until all God’s children are free.
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Visit linktr.ee/theeppn and take action to support asylum protection. #faith4asylum #episcopaladvocacy
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Responding to Racist Violence
LEARN, PRAY, ACT: Resources for Addressing Racist Violence and Police Brutality | Episcopal Church bit.ly/2Xt11p6
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Congrats to @ForresterTweets on being awarded two national awards from @ABCNational for their commitment to safety and excellence on @StThomasDC! We are proud to have been a part of this project. #greenbuilding #sustainability forresterconstruction.com/st…
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Palm Sunday Liturgy of the Passion: Betrayed and Denied – Matthew 26:14-27:66 prayingthelectionary.life/20…
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I decided last week that I was going to make sure every day I did 3 things very simply, or at least thought about them. How can I love God today? How can I love my neighbor? How can I love myself?
This week’s Habits of Grace meditation: episcopalchurch.org/habits-o…
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Bingo, anyone? Ministry, levity, and encouragement in an otherwise uncertain time. Also, how are you? Let us know using #rootedcheckin
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Right now, as Congress is working on an emergency economic stimulus bill, millions of people in the US look at an uncertain future. As Christians, please care for those in need by emailing your members of Congress to strengthen food assistance! Act now: episcopalchurch.org/OGR/acti…
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From Facebook Live to drive-through Eucharist, churches are embracing new ways of staying connected during the pandemic. You can even pray the Daily Office using your Amazon Alexa smart speaker. bit.ly/2WmS5BB
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For D.C.’s historically underserved communities, the coronavirus emergency echoes longstanding issues of food access.
This is especially true east of the Anacostia River, where there are only three major grocery stores to cover all of wards 7 and 8.
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RIP: The Rt. Rev. Barbara C. Harris, Anglican Communion’s first female bishop, dies at 89 episcopalnewsservice.org/202…
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Presiding Bishop Michael Curry will preach during the National Cathedral's online service on Sunday as congregations churchwide move to virtual worship bit.ly/2IJAThV
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Keep watch, dear Lord with those who work or watch or weep this night, and give your angels charge over those who sleep. Tend the sick, Lord Christ; give rest to the weary, bless the dying, soothe the suffering, pity the afflicted, shield the joyous; and all for your love's sake.
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On the evening of March 11, 2020, Presiding Bishop of The #Episcopal Church Michael Curry shared this message with bishops of The Episcopal Church: buff.ly/38LepHM
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A message about our Lenten Call to Prayer, Fasting, and Repentance. Visit buff.ly/3awRuRB for a list of resources to help you as you consider taking on this important call and check back each Wednesday in Lent for wisdom from Bishop Curry. #Episcopal
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A moment of silence today from the crew in memory of Jens Nygaard Knudsen, creator of the minifig.
Because of him, everyone is always smiling, and everything is just a little more awesome.
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Today is #ShroveTuesday, the day before the start of #Lent.
The name is derived from the word shrive, meaning to absolve. It is a day of penitence when Christians confess their sins and receive forgiveness, as well as a day of celebration before the abstinence of Lent.
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Like many of the men and women born into slavery, Frederick Douglass did not know his exact date of birth. The abolitionist leader and civil rights champion adopted February 14 as his birthday. #BlackHistoryMonth
ALT A black and white photograph of Frederick Douglass.
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28 January 1942 | Erwin Schimitzek perished in #Auschwitz.
This German clerk was born in Breslau on 16 February 1918. In Auschwitz, he was number 20150.
One of at least 77 prisoners registered as homosexuals in #Auschwitz (he was also marked a political prisoner)
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I am here, you are here, we are here, not because of anything we did, but because God is love. We are made in love. And Jesus said “I give you a new command: Love one another. Just like God loves you. You are to love one another just as the God who made you." Love like that.