This series of prayer workshops led by Vicar Katherine will introduce you to different forms of prayer that will deepen and enrich your own prayer practices. In each workshop, we’ll learn about the form of prayer together and then you’ll be given time to experiment with it on your own. We’ll finish by coming back...
Join people from all over the Washington, DC area to make a pledge to stand up for justice and to resist actions from the new Administration that will harm the most vulnerable. This event is co-sponsored and led by several DC churches, and will focus attention on the need for all of us to be...
As the nation prepares to inaugurate a new president on January 20th, please join us along 16th Street NW, on Thursday, January 19th from 6 – 7 pm to shine a light for social justice and a livable future.
Reformation Lutheran on Capitol Hill (212 E Capitol Street, NE) is hosting a breakfast and prayer service on the morning of the Women's March on Washington that all Lutherans (and friends) are invited to attend. If you are planning to attend the March, please consider meeting other members of Christ Lutheran Church at Reformation Lutheran...
This congregational session will take place in the Fellowship Hall.
See and hear the story of Jesus’ birth and the coming of the wise men as told by the children of our community. The children’s choir and community orchestra will lead us in singing. The new Church Council will also be installed today.
Worship with Holy Communion.
Join us for a conversation on how our faith speaks to and through our lives as we discuss the OnBeing podcast, "Love in Action" featuring Congressman and civil rights activist John Lewis. This timely conversation with Krista Tippet focuses on what happened on Bloody Sunday and how it might inform our common life today. We'll...
VISUAL PRAYER WORKSHOP ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 9:00-10:30AM The monthly series on creative and contemplative prayer continues with an exploration of Visio Divina, which is a visual way of praying. Latin for "Holy Sight" or "Divine Looking," Visio Divina is a Christian prayer practice that creates an openness to encounters with God through visualizing God's...
As we being our Lenten journey, join us for brunch and feast on homemade pancakes, sausage, homemade applesauce, juice, beverages and dessert. Kids can watch 101 Dalmatians while everyone enjoys this time of fellowship. A free will offering will be collected. All are welcome!
From Carnegie Hall to Christ Lutheran Church, you won't want to miss The Atlantic Reed Consort -- a quintet comprised of oboe, clarinet, bassoon, bass clarinet and saxophone. Their cutting edge sound and style both embraces the contemporary and adds a new twist to the likes of Bach, Gershwin and Ravel. You can find out...
Join us on Wednesday evenings throughout Lent at 6:45 PM in the Fellowship Hall to discuss Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Life Together. This inspiring account of a unique fellowship in an underground seminary during the Nazi occupation of Germany is a classic work on living in Christian community. It also offers practical and challenging advice for our...
Sunday afternoon, March 12 at 1:30pm, we will have our spring vocal workshop Breathe-Body-Sound, part II, with Dr. Madeline Miskie. The workshop is open to all and you will have a great time learning more about your voice, body, and how they can better work together. Questions? contact our music minister, Joy-Leilani Garbutt, clcmusic@icloud.com.
The monthly series on creative and contemplative prayer continues with an exploration of walking prayer. The rhythmic movement of walking can center our breathing, hearts, and minds to facilitate conversations with God. Praying while walking is a centuries-old prayer practice adopted by pilgrims, mystics, religious professionals, and ordinary people alike. We will learn about the...
We will celebrate the Resurrection of Our Lord with choir and instruments and joyous worship.
Our worship will focus on Christ's joyful entry into Jerusalem.
On this evening we will gather in the Fellowship Hall for a special Seder highlighting the Jewish roots of our Holy Communion liturgy. We'll eat, pray and sing together. Around 7:45, we will move to the sanctuary for a simple service of Holy Communion. We are reminded of the suffering Jesus endured as the altar is stripped.
The service marks the passion of Christ and ends with the nailing of nails into the cross. Christ Lutheran and Our Redeemer Lutheran Churches will be sharing this Good Friday worship service.
Join us for this simple prayer service in the sanctuary commemorating our Lord's time in the tomb, even as we come to prepare the church for Easter. Please enter through the sanctuary door to worship.
Come early and enjoy a delicious breakfast with our church community. Children will have a chance to hunt Easter eggs at 10 AM.
Come early and learn a new song to sing at worship with us!
Interested in helping start our community garden? We will meet in the Chapel at noon to share hopes, dreams, ideas so that we can get growing. All ages are welcome. You don't have to have a green thumb, just a willingness to touch the earth!
Don't miss this all Bach concert by internationally renowned organist, Erik Wm. Suter.
Get creative and pray with prayer beads.
