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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

- Weekly Gospel Reflection

Recognition

It’s good to have someone to talk to. A compassionate listener who can share our pain and joy, grow our perspective, help us hold the

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- Weekly Gospel Reflection

Peace Be With You

Have you ever been so afraid that you would only gather behind locked doors? In this week’s Gospel reading, the disciples are just that afraid.*

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LATEST ISSUE

CALLINGS

Hope in Action - Celebrating Dayspring's Victory and Community Resilience

The Fall 2025 issue of Callings from Church of the Saviour features several inspiring stories centered around hope, perseverance, and community action. The lead article, “Dayspring Saved!” by Margaret Schoap, celebrates the successful 60-year effort to protect Dayspring retreat land from highway development, culminating in Montgomery County’s decision to remove the M83 highway from its Master Plan. This issue also includes Cheryl Hellner’s reflective piece on creativity and spiritual calling, with news about her upcoming children’s book “Sing Up the Earth!” due for release in February 2026. Additional articles highlight The Family Place’s 45th anniversary celebration and the Festival Center’s fundraising efforts to create safer spaces for vulnerable communities. Throughout the newsletter, there’s a consistent theme of choosing hope and taking meaningful action in challenging times, as reflected in both Kate Lasso’s and Marjory Bankson’s editorial contributions.

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