Worship lies at the heart of our identity, bringing forth traditional, contemporary, and inclusive songs of joy and praise. Join us in person or right here, online, at our weekly service of Holy Eucharist.
Zoom Meeting ID: 935 9524 6192
Passcode: 596538
End your weekend with us by joining a live, intimate Compline service via Zoom. Compline is a simple office service of nighttime prayers.
Zoom Meeting ID: 884 2923 2241
Passcode: 745994
and sing praises to God.
to and reflect on God’s Word.
for the Church, our city, and the world.
of bread and wine, bless them, and share them with each other.
empowered to love and serve others.
Children are welcome in our services, and 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 Eucharist. Please know that the Kids’ Corner—in the front of the Nave, on the right side, facing the altar—is also a place where kids can worship while engaging in playful activities with other children.
The Music Ministry at St. Margaret’s is committed to both the richness of the Anglican choral tradition, as well as broader expressions of sacred music including African American Spirituals and contemporary hymnody. If you are interested in joining the choir or sharing your talents as an instrumentalist, please contact Dr. Timothy Duhr, Director of Music.
Holy Baptism and Confirmation. Weddings and Funerals. The Church’s sacraments and liturgical rites help shape our lives’ most important moments.
Holy Baptism is the sacrament by which God adopts us as children and makes us members of Christ’s Body, the Church. Because we believe baptism is a gift of God’s grace, we celebrate baptisms for people of every age. Generally, baptisms take place at least four times a year at St. Margaret’s. To inquire for yourself or your child to be baptized at St. Margaret’s, email our rector, the Rev. Richard Weinberg.
It is our Church’s joy to celebrate the weddings of all couples, including same-sex and interfaith couples. To be married at St. Margaret’s, at least one member of the couple must be baptized, and be an active member of a church–or actively exploring membership at a church, whether at St. Margaret’s or elsewhere. The wedding ceremony itself is a worship service that conforms to the liturgies approved for marriage in the Episcopal Church, and our clergy take great care in preparing each couple to be married at St. Margaret’s. To inquire about being married at St. Margaret’s, contact our rector, the Rev. Richard Weinberg
St. Margaret’s clergy are available to support families in the planning of a loved one’s funeral, or to support someone in planning their own preferences for a funeral service before their death.
St. Margaret’s Columbarium provides a sacred final resting space for you or your loved one’s cremated remains. Space may be reserved with an application through the parish at any time, or when you’re planning your loved one’s service.
To inquire about planning a funeral service or interment at St. Margaret’s, contact our rector, the Rev. Richard Weinberg.
We embrace and support children and families with physical, developmental, or emotional needs. Our clergy are here to answer your questions and help determine what support we have available and ensure your child has a positive experience.
We have a Wilson hearing assist system which broadcasts the service at 79.4 FM. You may ask an usher, during in-person services, for receivers that have a boosted high frequency. A T-Coil adapter is also available upon request. An accessible entrance is located off of Bancroft Place on the south side of the building.
1830 Connecticut Ave NW,
Washington, DC 20009
Join us Sundays
Holy Eucharist: 10:30 a.m.
