Wednesdays in Lent (March 12–April 16) | Soup Supper at 6:30 PM (Parish Hall) | Program at 7:00 PM (in person or online)

How do the sacraments sustain us through challenge, doubt, and renewal? Join us this Lent for Being With the Sacraments, a six-week series exploring the ways Baptism, Eucharist, Reconciliation, and Healing Prayer shape our lives and reveal God’s grace.

Learn more and register.

Are you a parishioner in your 20’s or 30’s looking for an opportunity to gather and connect outside of church? We hope you will join us for our April gathering on Thursday, April 24, hosted by Blythe Riggan and Mark Aronson! Friends, partners and spouses welcome – we ask that you let us know if you’re coming! RSVP to Nellie Fagan.

Following the release of St. Margaret’s Racial History Report, we invite you to participate in a focus group conversation to share your reflections, experiences, and hopes for how we, as a parish, continue our journey toward becoming a more racially just and beloved community.

These focus groups will provide a safe, facilitated space for parishioners to offer feedback on the report, discuss personal and communal experiences related to race at St. Margaret’s, and help identify next steps for deepening our commitment to racial justice.

Focus Group Details & Registration

🔹 Sunday, March 23, after worship | Focus Group for People of Color
🔹 Sunday, April 6, after worship | Focus Group Open to All
📍 Hybrid format: In-person & virtual options available
⏳ 75-minute conversation (plan for 90 minutes total)
👥 Space is limited to 12 participants per session

Learn more and register for the March 23 Group here.

Learn more and register for the April 6 Group here.

New to St. Margaret’s and want to meet people? Hungry to grow relationships? Here’s your chance to talk to others just a little longer than Coffee Hour. Newcomers are especially welcome to lunch with other adventures souls. We have a lot of fun and good food. This month we’ll gather at La Tomate, on Sunday, March 30, at 12:15 p.m.

For more information, contact Daniel Sherman and JD Mancini. RSVP here.

If you or a loved one are in need of prayer or assistance, our clergy would love to provide pastoral care. Those who are sick, in the hospital, recovering from surgery, grieving, or dealing with an unexpected crisis or challenge may be visited by clergy or by trained members of the parish. Sometimes telephone calls or virtual meetings are preferred. Please let us know by calling the Parish Office at 202-232-2995 or by emailing the Rector, the Rev. Richard Weinberg, to request a visit, meeting, or phone call. Some parish volunteers are also licensed to take Communion to parishioners who are in the hospital or are homebound. Arrangements can be made by contacting clergy directly or through the church office. 

Our services are enriched by the participation of everyone present. Children are always welcome in our services. We encourage parents to involve their children by singing joyfully with them, leading them in prayer, modeling good listening, and sharing with them the sacrament of Holy Communion.