To draw people to Jesus and embody his love for the world by equipping faith communities, promoting spiritual growth, and striving for justice.

Celebrating 100 Years of Partnership

Seabury, EDOW Celebrate a Century of Partnership

Not every proposal to Diocesan Convention is a keeper. But in 1923, those assembled in the Episcopal Diocese of Washington approved in concept a home for elderly Episcopalians, with Bishop Alfred Harding recommending the name “The Church Home,” and approving a Mother’s Day collection in support of it.

Christ Gives Life, Not Captivity

Christ Gives Life, Not Captivity

My father was a correctional officer and deputy sheriff in Maryland for several years before I was born. Growing up, he would say that prison is the closest thing to “hell on earth,” as he instructed me on navigating racist policing and legal systems I might encounter directly as a Black youth in America. This idea became ingrained in my consciousness. His way of describing prison communicated theological undertones I couldn’t dismiss or take lightly. I understood at a deep level that prison wasn’t an ideal place for me—or anyone else.

Help Shape Diocesan Youth Ministry

Help Shape Diocesan Youth Ministry

We, as a diocese, have an opportunity to build a ministry with rising generations that is full of power and possibility—that meets youth where they are, supports them in their faith life, and invites them deeper into courageous discipleship. Help shape diocesan youth ministry by completing our survey by Sunday, April 14, 2024.

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