CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR
WASHINGTON DC
Living out our call to the inward/outward journey in different communities.
Church of the Saviour lives out its call to the inward/outward journey together in different communities. Each has a distinct charism and style, but all share the tradition of deep commitment, listening for God’s leading, and servant ministry in the nation’s capital.
WEEKLY GOSPEL REFLECTIONS
The True Temple
Right after watching that widow drop in her two pennies, right after Jesus pointed out what real abundance looks like — yes, immediately after! –
Between Us
I am writing this reflection on the “pre” side of election. You are reading this reflection on the “post” side of the election. The news
For All the Saints
What sparked my interest in Church of the Saviour was a 1963 article by Elizabeth O’Connor in Faith at Work magazine titled “What We Need
LATEST ISSUE
CALLINGS
Deep Roots, Bold Journeys: Stories of Connection, Justice, and Renewal
The Fall 2024 issue of Callings explores the profound connections that have shaped the Church of the Saviour community and continue to inspire us today. In this edition, we delve into the lives of remarkable individuals whose stories reflect the intertwining of personal transformation, prophetic ministry, and a commitment to justice and inclusion.
In an intimate interview, David Hilfiker shares his journey from physician to community elder, highlighting the role of deep listening and the call to prophetic ministry amidst personal challenges. Basil Buchanan recounts his attraction to the Church’s interracial embrace and the critical role of relationships in his spiritual and professional path, spanning from Jamaica to Washington, DC. Adam Greene invites us to explore Indigenous wisdom in the upcoming “Mixing of the Waters” gathering at Wellspring, where ancient traditions meet today’s urgent challenges. Finally, Kate Lasso reflects on the Church’s enduring call to deep connection with God, self, and others, challenging us to discern what it means to live out our faith in these times.
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