In celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary, Senior Rabbi Sue Shankman will join local faith leaders for a special service at the National Cathedral (3101 Wisconsin Ave. NW). The service will also be streamed on the Cathedral’s YouTube channel.

In partnership with The Courage Project, this service of scripture, readings and music features representation from diverse religious traditions and contributions from spiritual and civic leaders including Canon Historian Jon Meacham. The service also honors individuals who have shown extraordinary courage and bravery in service to our shared life together, affirming that the work of a more perfect union is never finished and never done alone.

• Doors open at 9:00 am
• In-person attendance is free and open to the public
• ASL interpretation is offered for this service
• Enjoy complimentary Self-Guided Sightseeing admission after the service. Provided in partnership and with appreciation to The Courage Project, Freedom Together Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, and McKnight Foundation.
• There is no July 4 concert this year; the Cathedral will be open for sightseeing on July 4

This service is presented as part of the Cathedral’s A Better Way initiative, in partnership with The Courage Project, the Freedom Together Foundation, the MacArthur Foundation, and the McKnight Foundation.