The Church in Washington, DC

About this church

The Church in Washington, DC gathers for Sunday worship from 10 a.m. to noon at its meeting hall at 4380 MacArthur Blvd NW in Washington. The congregation explains that the name is a description of believers meeting together in a city, not a denominational label. The Sunday meeting has two parts. The first is the Lord's Table, with hymns, praise, and the bread and the cup. The second is the "Each One Has" Meeting, where anyone present may share experiences of Christ from the past week.

Children's meetings, for preschool through 6th grade, take place during the second half of the Sunday meeting and include singing, a Bible lesson, a snack, and a craft. Middle school and high school students and college students each have their own weekly gathering, with age-appropriate topics for discussion and prayer. On Friday and Saturday evenings, members meet in different homes to eat, pray, and spend time together; the site describes these home gatherings as central to church life. The church is also affiliated with Bibles For America, which offers free study Bibles to anyone who signs up. The announcements page lists additional meetings, including a prayer meeting at the hall with a Zoom connection, so confirm current times on the website. Questions can be sent to the email address on the Connect page.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Sunday meeting, children, youth, and home gatherings · Homepage: meeting hall address, ministries, free Bibles · About page: meaning of the church's name · Contact email for questions

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Home Gatherings — Friday and Saturday evenings

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