Worship for February 6 | St. Columba's Episcopal Church

While our service will continue to be streamed online each week on Youtube (beginning at 11:15 am), this Sunday we're starting our normal worship times again in person: 8am, 9am, and 11:15am.

Join us! Formation hour (10:15am - 11am) will also restart. As the infection numbers continue to drop, for the first two weeks in February we're adjusting parts of the service to help with social distancing protocols.

Wee Worship will be at 9:15 am in the Great Hall and distanced.

Consistent with DC policy, proper fitting masks are required while indoors at St. Columba's.

Sunday Bible Study with David Griswold is at 10:15 am this week. Contact David Griswold for more information.

Sunday Forum

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Join us on Sunday to discuss the Anti-Racism Task Force’s findings and work: live in the church Nave at 10am or available on YouTube later that day.

Registration is required to view the results of this survey. Upon registration, you will receive a link to an unlisted YouTube video from the Anti-Racism task force explaining the results in detail. Please do not share or post this video.

We have officially launched our 2022 Annual Outreach Appeal for Ending Family Homelessness and Supporting Afghan Refugees through our Donate One, Help Two. Through the month of February, when you give to our annual outreach campaign, 50% of your gift goes to our homeless initiative, and 50% to our Refugee Response Ministry’s campaign to sponsor an Afghan refugee family.

To learn more about this program and to give a gift, please visit www.columba.org/refugee, and click on the red donate button. As one parishioner noted, “it was so simple, and took no more than 2 minutes!”. If you fill out the interest form at www.columba.org/refugee, we will keep you updated and inform you about other ways to engage.

Questions: Contact Cami Caudill

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Sermons

Dec 15 | The Rev. Susan Flanders
Sunday Sermon -The Rev. Susan Flanders
Dec 8 | The Rev. Adelyn Tyler-Williams
Sunday Sermon - The Rev. Adelyn Tyler-Williams
Dec 1 | The Rev. Ledlie Laughlin
Signs in the Sun, Moon, and Stars - The Rev. Ledlie Laughlin
Nov 24 | The Rev. Joshua Daniel, PhD
Get Up - The Rev. Joshua Daniel, PH.D.
Nov 17 |
Sunday Sermon The Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde

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