We may worship at different services and participate in different ministries, but the people of St. Alban’s thrive on gathering as a community. We find many opportunities to celebrate our relationships as God’s people. In building relationships with one another we more fully live into our Baptismal Covenant to, "continue in the apostles’ teaching and fellowship." (Book of Common Prayer, page 304)
Children's Ministries
Children at St. Alban's learn and grow together in love. Our youngest begin in Children's Chapel during the 9:00 a.m. service. Beginning at age 2 1/2, children through 5th grade attend church school classes after the 9:00 service. Children make life-long friends as they build a strong foundation for their faith. Learn more.
Youth Ministries
Youth at St. Alban's, from 6th through 12th grade, worship together in their own teen service at 9:00 a.m. and then break into groups for the "Journey to Adulthood" church school curriculum. Our teens deepen their faith in outreach work in DC and Appalachia, and during a pilgrimage they make as a group. Learn more.
Young Adults
Young Adults at St. Alban’s are parishioners in their 20s and 30s who want to “grow in faith together” (G.I.F.T.). They meet frequently and design their own program that includes spiritual growth, community building, socials, and service. Learn more.
Pastoral Care
St. Alban’s has several dedicated caring ministries that serve as extensions of the pastoral care offered by our clergy. A pastoral care team helps members of our church family with transportation, meals or visits during a crisis. Stephen Ministers provide care in longer-term, one-to-one relationships. Healing prayers are offered during services. Learn more.
Fellowship
Adults at St. Alban's connect with each other in large groups and small. Parents often meet while their children are in church school and go to brunch together. We have a series of fellowship events and retreats for both adults and families. Learn more.
Membership
There are many ways to participate in the life of St. Alban's. Becoming a member means making a commitment to engage actively in the work and worship of our community, which is the foundation of spiritual growth. Learn more.