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  The moment one walks into this lovely Colonial Church one is struck by the beauty and elegant proportions of the worship space. The prominence of the altar signifying the centrality of the Holy Eucharist; the pulpit, pointing to the importance of preaching and teaching; and the beautiful, amazing organ witnessing to the parish's music ministry make worship at St. Paul's with this small, but thriving community of faith, an experience you will not soon forget and one you may well wish to come back for. If you are a Washingtonian looking for a faith home or a visitor to Washington looking for a local worship experience where the pastoral and the music ministries will surely lift your spirit you may want to check out this diverse and warm parish community in the heart of Washington's most historic and important cemetery.

  Added May 29, 2017 by A Google User
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  It used to have an incredible choir & music program with Dr. Graham Elliot that was superb. Not much seems to be happening there now, though. Pity.

  Added April 18, 2017 by Mark Higgins