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Faith-Based Sites and Attractions in Washington DC
Faith-Based Sites and Attractions in Washington DC
Faith has long been ingrained in our history since its birth as a nation. The very document that founded this country ends with the line: "in the firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor." That faith is also embedded in many of the sites and attraction in Washington DC.
Here are some notable sites of interest that will not only enrich your mind, but also enrich your spirit.
Recognized to be the 'spiritual home of the nation', the cathedral is a one-of-a-kind place where sacred and civic life in the nation's capital meet.
The largest library in the world, it is home to a large collection of books and manuscripts, including an original copy of the first book printed using movable type, the Gutenberg Bible.
Enrich your Bible reading by going deeper to the Holy Book's history, narrative and impact over the centuries.
Not only a place where the laws of the land are enacted, the US Capitol Building was once a spiritual center in DC.
Dedicated to a great civil rights activist and church minister, reflect on life and struggles of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in this one-of-a-kind monument.
Located right across the White House, it is aptly called the Church of the Presidents, as almost every president, except Nixon, attended a service here at least once since 1816.
Other Attractions
Other Attractions
Washington DC offers a lot more attractions significant to a variety of religious denominations. As the nation's capital, the city is filled with impressive historical and spiritual structures and places of interest that are equally worth visiting.
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