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January 2026
Pints with “Doubting Thomas”
The conversation continues! St. Thomas Episcopal invites you to join them for an evening of good fellowship and theological discussion. All are welcome!
Find out more »Praying with Our Feet
NATIONAL ACTION - THURSDAY, 10 AM Praying With Our Feet - Thursday, January 29 • 10:00 AM ET - People of faith are coming together to pray with our feet - showing up in Washington, D.C. and in communities across the country to bear public witness. Join us in DC, or organize an echo action at your local U.S. Senate office, as we call for justice and accountability. If you’re interested in joining us this Thursday for an in-person action in…
Find out more »Interwoven Congregations Conversation About Systemic Racism with Prof Rory Bahadur
On Thursday, January 29 at 7pm on Zoom, Interwoven Congregations will sit down with Professor Rory Bahadur of the Washburn University School of Law (Topeka, KS) for a 75 min conversation about his new book, "A Critical Race Approach to Systemic Inequity." This conversation just may help us sharpen our outlook on what it will really take to make progress in this nation on racial justice issues. Additionally, Prof. Bahadur brings an uncommon, intimate perspective on the United States; deep research and…
Find out more »February 2026
“How Jews, Muslims, and Allies Can Stand Together Against the Administration’s Systematic Violation of Immigrant Rights.”
On Sunday, Feb. 1 from 1-3 pm at the Dar Al Hijrah Islamic Center, 3159 Row St., Falls Church, JAMAAT (Jews and Muslims and Allies Acting Together) is holding an in-person General Assembly. JAMAAT believes that it is important for Muslims, Jews and Allies to stand together to fight for the preservation of democracy, pluralism and freedom of speech and religious freedom for all and are concerned that some of these values have been placed in jeopardy. Consequently, they will…
Find out more »LIVESTREAM Forum: Faith, Pluralism, and Democracy
Cathedral Dean Randy Hollerith welcomes Eboo Patel, founder of Interfaith America, for a keynote on the promise of pluralism and the moral renewal of democracy. The conversation continues with Christine Emba (The Washington Post) and Peter Wehner (The Atlantic), who join Dean Hollerith and Dr. Patel to reflect on how faith and civic imagination can light a better way forward for our nation. As political, cultural, and religious divides deepen, this conversation invites us to imagine how diverse faith traditions can contribute to a civic life…
Find out more »Washington English Center Community Resources Fair
WEC will be hosting their annual Community Resources Fair at their location on Friday, February 6, from 11:30am-2:00pm! Over 40 organizations will be present, including nonprofits that provide free or low-cost legal, health, and career services. There are also organizations focused on childhood education that might be of interest to parents. The event is open to anyone seeking community resources. Please RSVP.
Find out more »Loving Friendship: Reflecting on Care & Gratitude for Our Friends
Valentine’s Day is coming up and, at Abrahamic House, we'll be in the mood for love — specifically, love for our friends! Come explore what our faith traditions say about the value of friendship and how building good friendships can be a key part of our spiritual growth, bringing us closer to divine love. After, join us in making flowers and writing cards to your friends near and far. We’ll help you mail cards you may want to send to your friends far away!
Find out more »“Youth, Faith and Politics” Webinar
Join us for an inter-faith, virtual conversation on “Youth, Faith and Politics” with experts Melissa Deckman, Chief Executive Officer of the Public Religion Research Institute, and Paul Djupe, Professor of Political Science at Denison University. The discussion will moderated by author and journalist, Ray Suarez. This conversation will dig into faith messaging and how communities could offer greater connection, relevance and meaning to the daily lives of American youth at a time when they believe that government, politics, democracy and…
Find out more »Sema and Sulfi Dance
You’re warmly invited to gather for a monthly Interfaith “Sema” at the Cleveland Park D.C. Library. The "Sema" is a participatory Poetic Love Feast - an invitation to Sacred Space. On Sunday Feb. 8th we'll also be offering an abbreviated Interfaith Worship Service - sharing short Scriptural Readings, Sacred Chants, Sufi Teaching Stories, and select “Dances of Universal Peace.” We'll be lighting a Candle with a short Scriptural reading for each Faith Tradition - our theme will be “Unity in…
Find out more »Tysons Interfaith Monthly Coffeehouse
Tysons Interfaith invites you to a monthly Interfaith coffeehouse that aims to bring faith communities together. Join us on the second Wednesday of each month to socialize, get to know one another, and learn about the faith traditions of our neighbors. The Baha'i Assemblies of McLean and Greater Vienna will provide the location and refreshments each month. (Please park in the garage in back)
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