Discover qualified Christian professionals in Washington, DC across all industries and specialties. Connect with lawyers, doctors, accountants, real estate agents, therapists, and other service providers who understand your cultural background, speak your language, and are dedicated to serving the Christian community with excellence and cultural sensitivity.
The Law Office of Kim Parker, P.A., offers individuals and families effective legal services in Maryland and the District of Columbia. Kim focuses on the needs and goals of each client. This client-centered approach is the foundation for the favorable outcomes we obtain for our clients. Kim is an experienced attorney who has handled numerous cases in the Maryland Courts. Contact our offices to arrange for a free consultation. We are your civil rights firm of choice. Kim’s practice focuses on counseling the firm's clients regarding bankruptcy, personal injury and business matters. Prior to joining the Law Office of Kim Parker, P.A., Kim was a Trial Attorney with the Law Offices of Norris C. Ramsey, P.A., where she litigated various matters in the Circuit and District Courts of Maryland.
Kim is an experienced Trial Attorney who has tried numerous cases in the District and before juries in Circuit Courts of Maryland.
She is a well-respected lawyer and litigator.
Learn about the newly canonized Gregorian Martyrs, and the history of Native Americans in the Church. This event is free.
Come learn about the newly canonized Georgian martyrs, the history and contributions of Native Americans in the Catholic Church, and the evangelization efforts Saint John Paul II made to Native American Communities.
Ven a aprender sobre los recién canonizados mártires de Georgia y la historia y las contribuciones de los nativos americanos a la evangelización de la fe católica en Estados Unidos, y la relación entre San Juan Pablo II y las comunidades nativas americanas.
Join the discussion about Pope Leo XIV's latest encyclical with lecture and discussion with local experts in all areas of human life.
Join the Saint John Paul II National Shrine to explore Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, on safeguarding the human person in the time of artificial intelligence. Join the discussion and hear the initiatives sparked by the encyclical, listen to experts explain key points made by the pope and enjoy the opportunity to discuss the encyclical with others. Come early to pray for Mass at 12pm.
November 7: "Angelic Intelligence and Man-made Intelligence" by Dr. Michael Pakaluk
A Boldly Transformed Retreat in Washington, DC
This intimate, faith filled retreat is designed for women who desire to root themselves deeper in God’s Word while experiencing meaningful connection, reflection, and spiritual renewal. Over a sacred weekend in Washington, D.C., we will gather for teaching, guided reflection, service, and an immersive visit to the Museum of the Bible, creating space to hear God clearly and walk boldly in purpose.
Your Experience Ticket includes thoughtfully curated elements designed to support spiritual growth:
Museum of the Bible Experience
General admission and a shared immersive visit designed to bring Scripture to life.
Lunch at the Museum of the Bible
A hosted meal during our time at the museum.
Service Experience
A meaningful opportunity to serve and put faith into action.
Pre-Trip Virtual Gathering (Zoom)
A guided kickoff session to connect, set expectations, and build community before we arrive.
Downloadable Retreat Guide
Scripture, reflection prompts, journaling space, and guided teachings to prepare your heart and deepen the experience.
Curated Retreat Essentials
A thoughtfully prepared swag bag including retreat materials and special touches for the weekend.
Intimate Group Setting
This experience is intentionally limited to a small group to preserve connection, depth, and God-centered sisterhood.
*** Flights and hotel accommodations are booked individually. Detailed recommendations and timelines will be provided after ticket purchase.
No event schedules available
Washington, DC
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Rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition, the Saint John Paul II Guild of Catholic Lawyers brings together law students at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC who seek to live their faith through their legal careers. Named after Saint John Paul II, whose papacy emphasized the dignity of the human person and the importance of faith in public life, the Guild embodies these principles by creating a supportive community for Catholic and faith-minded law students. Based at the Columbus School of Law, the organization reflects the broader mission of Catholic University as the national university of the Catholic Church, founded by the U.S. bishops and dedicated to advancing dialogue between faith and reason.
The Guild provides a meaningful space for law students in Washington, DC to connect with classmates who share their values and aspirations. Members find community and encouragement as they navigate law school while maintaining their commitment to Catholic social teaching and the integration of faith with professional practice. The organization contributes to the vibrant student culture at Catholic Law, where numerous student groups and activities support the development of the whole person.
As a student organization at The Catholic University of America's law school in Washington, DC, the Saint John Paul II Guild participates in the rich tradition of Catholic legal education. The school's commitment to exploring the intersection of law and the human person, religious liberty, and constitutional principles creates an ideal environment for the Guild's mission. Through fellowship, spiritual support, and shared professional goals, members of the Guild prepare to become lawyers who bring their faith and values to their legal work and service to the broader community.
Based at Howard University School of Law in Washington, DC, the Howard Law Christian Legal Society represents a unique intersection of faith, education, and professional responsibility. This student-led organization is rooted in the conviction that Christian principles and legal practice can work together to create meaningful change in communities and society at large.
The mission of the Christian Legal Society chapter at Howard Law reflects a deep commitment to spiritual growth and communal service. Members gather regularly to strengthen their Christian walk, support one another through the rigorous demands of legal education, and explore how their faith can inform their future work as attorneys. The organization operates with a non-denominational approach, welcoming students from diverse faith backgrounds who share a common desire to serve Christ while pursuing legal careers.
Howard University School of Law itself has a storied history of producing leaders committed to advancing justice and defending the rights of marginalized communities. The Christian Legal Society embodies this institutional mission by fostering lawyers who understand their professional obligations extend beyond billable hours to include service to their communities and fidelity to their values. Located in Washington, DC, the organization connects law students with opportunities to live out their faith through service projects and community engagement.
The organization's leadership, including President Reginald Whitaker and Vice-President Salah Harrell, prioritize creating an inclusive space where students can develop both professionally and spiritually. By emphasizing fellowship, study, and service grounded in Christian principles, the Howard Law Christian Legal Society prepares the next generation of attorneys to be not only skilled legal professionals but also compassionate advocates for justice in the Washington, DC area and beyond.
Christian Legal Society is a vibrant student organization at American University Washington College of Law based in Washington, DC, dedicated to serving Jesus Christ through the practice and study of law. The organization exists to inspire, encourage, and equip Christian attorneys and law students—both as individuals and as a supportive community—to proclaim, love, and serve Christ through their legal work and personal witness.
Founded on the biblical principle found in Micah 6:8 to "act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God," Christian Legal Society creates a welcoming space where law students from all denominational backgrounds and faith traditions can explore their calling within the legal profession. The organization recognizes that law school can be an isolating experience and seeks to foster spiritual growth, community, and discipleship among members who share a commitment to faith-centered legal practice.
What distinguishes Christian Legal Society at AUWCL is its intentional focus on creating an inclusive community that honors diverse perspectives while maintaining a shared commitment to Christ-centered values. The organization provides mentoring relationships, spiritual resources, and forums for discussing how Christian faith intersects with contemporary legal issues. Members find encouragement not just in their academic pursuits but in their personal spiritual journeys as law students navigate the complexities of legal ethics and professional responsibility.
Participation in Christian Legal Society is open to all members of the American University community in Washington, DC, regardless of background or personal identity. The organization's events and activities are designed to be inclusive and welcoming, creating a safe community where law students can discuss faith, law, and ministry while building lasting friendships with peers who share similar values and professional aspirations.
