FAITH
We see faith as a core component inspiring prophetic change: Faith has and will be a source of motivation, solutions, context, and vitality in the work for justice and equality. Our effort to develop and expand our faith stories is a continuation of traditions where faith comes about through action in the public square.
ACTION
At the core of our programs is the belief that transformative experiences happen with service and action. Through direct volunteering in proven local organizations working with the poor and homeless, Pilgrimage groups engage in vital service to the D.C. community. Through their service groups receive as much as they give, witnessing the reality of what it means to be hungry and poor in the nation’s capital.
REFLECTION
The Pilgrimage provides a uniquely reflective environment. We focus on reflection because it provides context which is necessary for growth and understanding. With our deep well of reflection-based resources, Pilgrimage groups take a step back to think critically, ask questions, and transform their service experiences into something that lets them apply their learnings to a broader social and faith awareness.
The Pilgrimage is a service-learning hostel based
in the heart of the nation's capital. With a 40-bed capacity,
we host groups who come to Washington D.C. looking
to engage in service-oriented programs.
Other Links
Latest News
- Pilgrimage Intern: Kelsey Lalman
- What's Going On At The Pilgrimage....
- A Rewarding Week of Service
- Continuing Education for Karina Saunders, Program Manager
- December News from The Pilgrimage
- September News from The Pilgrimage
- Reformed Church of America article on service...
- Street Sense Spotlights The Pilgrimage....
- Street Sense Photo of Trinity Presbyterian....
- June News from The Pilgrimage...
- 2011 Summer Intern Emily Otto...


