Young Adults Ministry Network

20s and 30s Formation in the Diocese of Washington

All Saints, Chevy Chase
www.allsaintschurch.net
Our young adult group meets for lunch once a month after the 11 am service at the home of the Rev. Alex Large. Contact Alex Large for questions and to sign up to our Google group listserv.

Ascension and Saint Agnes
1217 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 347-8161
http://ascensionandsaintagnes.org/parishlife/20and30group.htm
(202) 347-8161
YASAP: Twenties & Thirties : OUR PARISH has an active group of young professional men and women in their 20s and 30s who meet regularly for dinner, drinks, and discussion. The group’s purpose is to build community among the growing number of people in their 20s and 30s in our parish, explore our common faith, serve alongside each other, and to have fun together. The group seeks to give young adult newcomers a “point of contact” with the parish. ON THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY MONTH the YASAP 20s & 30s group meets for happy hour somewhere in DC. A Facebook group devoted just to our 20s & 30s group serves as a central space on the web for announcements, community emails, the group's calendar, and the location for the next happy hour. If you’d like to be part of YASAP – or if you're just curious about it – please contact Jessie Spressart

Church of the Epiphany
1317 G Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 347-2635
http://www.epiphanydc.org/ministry/tnt.htm
20s/30s Ministry From Podcasts to Picnics... Join the 20s/30s Ministry at Epiphany! The Church of the Epiphany has an active group of parishioners in their 20s and 30s, from visitors to vestry members. Here are some examples of offerings from the 20s/30s Ministry: * "Rough Drafts - Drink and Discuss," informal discussions of issues of faith, discernment, and worship over drinks. These are usually held on weeknights at a local bar or restaurant. * Fellowship brunches at nearby restaurants * "Media Club" lunches, where we discuss podcasts, articles, or books * Outings to festivals, screenings, picnics, and other events * For more information, please contact Halley Potter . We hope you'll join us!

Grace Church, Georgetown
1041 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20007
(202) 333-7100
http://www.gracedc.org/
(202) 460-2667
20s/30s/40s
Welcome to Grace Church Georgetown! If you are young, or young at heart, we invite you to consider joining Grace’s 20s/30s/40s group! In a city filled with change and uncertainty, we hope that you will find some solid ground and a sense of fellowship with Grace’s young adults community. Activities include just-for-fun outings like Pub Quiz nights, and more serious gatherings like Bible Studies tailored for practical issues facing our age group. We also share Sunday brunches from time to time; watch movies together and discuss them; and cheer for our favorite teams at Super Bowl parties! The group is open to people of all faiths and those exploring their faith. We are a welcoming (and fun) community who looks forward to meeting you! To find out about upcoming events, visit the Upcoming Events page http://www.gracedc.org/, or contact Jane Mosbacher.

St. Alban's
3001 Wisconsin Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20016
Contact: Christine Hardisty The Reverend Jered Weber-Johnson
(301) 922-6091
http://www.st-albans-parish.org/
Fellowship and formation: Young Adult Ministries

St. Columba's Episcopal Church
4201 Albemarle St NW
(one block from Tenleytown/AU Metro)
Washington, DC 20016
(202) 363-4119
Contact: Claire Eager or Alia Goodyear Staff Contact: Rob Boulter
Second Quarter (20s/30s/40s) is comprised of St. Columba parishioners, friends and students in (approximately) the second quarter of life. Coming from a range of backgrounds and interests, members of the group are single, married and partnered, with and without children, and are engaged in an exciting mixture of fellowship, spiritual and service activities. Currently, we meet semi-regularly after the 11:15 service in Room 220 and have a Fellowship Brunch on the second Sunday of every month, in addition to other activities..

St. John's Episcopal Church, Georgetown parish
2340 O Street, NW
Washington, DC 20007
(202) 338-2360
http://www.stjohnsgeorgetown.org
Contacts: Jaimie Hoops
610/529-2653
Young Adults Group
The Saint John’s Young Adults Group arranges gatherings to discuss religion and socially relevant topics as well as to get to know each other better. The Young Adults look forward to hosting social adventures as they seek to welcome newcomers, especially those in their twenties and thirties, into the Saint John’s community. This past year they have hosted a wine tasting, a “game board night”, ice-skating, and other activities. Members of this group, which includes students from our local universities, will also explore ways in which to minister to those outside of the parish as a way of living out their Christian commitment.

St. John's Church Lafayette Square
1525 H. Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 347-8766
http://www.stjohns-dc.org (click on Parish Life)
The Latrobe Fellowship for Young Adults at St. John's Church is an active and engaged group of adults, both singles and couples. The members are primarily in their 20s and 30s, but welcome anyone who wishes to join them. The Latrobers gather on the First Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m., beginning with a service of Holy Eucharist in the church. Following the service the group hosts dinner and fellowship in the Parish House. The group also sponsors a variety of other programs, including bible study, outreach projects, happy hours, skiing, and white water rafting trips. Regular updates about upcoming events are sent to an email distribution list. To add your name to the list or for more information, contact the Rev. Lisa Saunders. Lisa may also be reached in the Parish Office at 202-347-8766 , ext. 304.

St. Mark's
118 3rd Street SE
(Corner of 3rd and A streets SE)
Washington, DC 20003
(202) 543-0053
http://www.stmarks.net/
Young Professionals: Laurel Kennedy, Scott Kubista-Hovis Single and married twenty and thirty-somethings are invited to be part of a caring community where you are invited to explore your spirituality and grow as an individual. Learn more about Young Professionals and upcoming events here: http://groups.google.com/group/StMarksQ2

St. Paul 's Parish
2430 K Street, NW
Washington, DC 20037-1703
(202) 337-2020
http://www.stpauls-kst.com/formation-adult.htm
Contacts: The Rev. Nathan J. A. Humphrey
(202) 337-2020 ext.11
Fellowship: Carpe Deum (“Seize God”) is a lay-led ministry to and for people in their 20s and 30s, both single and married, within the broader St. Paul’s community. We meet regularly for brunch after the 11:15 Mass on the first Sunday of each month, and at 7pm after Evensong & Benediction on the second, third, and fourth Sundays. Every other month we work together to help prepare St. Paul’s monthly meal for the homeless. We also sponsor occasional social outings to sporting events, movies, other parishes, and concerts. For more information, please join our e-mail list to get weekly updates on our activities, or contact Sarah Zygmunt at sarah.zygmunt@gmail.com.

St. Thomas' Parish
1772 Church Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 332-0607
http://www.stthomasdc.org
(202) 441-0907
St. Thomas' 20's and 30's group creates an opportunity for the members of St. Thomas' Episcopal Parish who are in their 20's and 30's to explore their spirituality, socialize, and build community. We share in a diverse community and welcome everyone regardless of their spiritual journey, beliefs, sexuality or ethnicity. You are welcome to join us for our monthly Second Sunday brunch after the11:00 am service to share food and community. The location is announced on a monthly basis. Each season, the 20's and 30's groups host various social and community building events. Contact Aaron Adkins Jessie Brewster for information

Washington National Cathedral
Massachusetts and Wisconsin Avenues, NW,
Washington, DC 20016
(202) 537-6000
http://www.cathedral.org/cathedral
Contact: Jeff Stitz
(202) 537-5730
Fellowship: Information about upcoming events is distributed via email.
Episcopal Diocese of Washington
Young Adults Ministry Network (YAMN)
Mount St. Alban
Washington, DC 20016
Contacts: Preston Hannibal, Canon for Academic Ministries
202-537-6552

Episcopal Church
There are lots of activities and resources for young adults through the Episcopal Church! Just go to this website http://www.episcopalchurch.org/myp/ and click on "Young Adults"

Some other organizations that minister to young adults and the church are:

Gathering the NeXt Generation Network
A network designed, sustained, and managed by lay and ordained Episcopalians of Generation X (born 1961-1981). The purpose is to connect people and resources to further the mission of Christ.

Hear God’s Call
This website is designed to begin to answer the spiritual and practical questions you might have and to introduce you to young church leaders, both lay and ordained, men and women.

MethodX
This online Christian community is a place where young adults (college to 30s) can identify and explore their relationships with God and with others. MethodX is sponsored by an interdenominational and global Christian ministry called Upper Room Ministries.