recently search
Unveil the profound impact of Christianity on American history and governance with our Faith & Freedom Tour in Washington DC. This educational experience invites students to explore key landmarks that reveal how Christian principles have shaped the nation’s foundation and continue to influence our policies and cultural identity.
“In God We Trust”
Location: US Capitol Visitor Center
Details: Engraved inside the Visitor Center is the national motto “In God We Trust,” which was officially signed into law by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956.
Statuary Hall Church Services
Location: US Capitol, National Statuary Hall
Details: From 1807 to 1857, church services were conducted in what is now known as National Statuary Hall.
Moses and the Ten Commandments
Location: United States Supreme Court Building
Details: The central statue on the East Pediment of the Supreme Court depicts Moses holding the two tablets inscribed with the Ten Commandments, symbolizing the foundational influence of biblical law on the American legal system.
The Ten Commandments
Location: National Archives
Details: As visitors enter the National Archives, the Ten Commandments are engraved on the floor.
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Location: Lafayette Square, Washington, DC
Details: Referred to as the “Church of the Presidents,” St. John’s has been a place of worship for every sitting US President since James Madison. Its proximity to the White House makes it a significant spiritual site for American leaders.
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial & Lincoln Memorial
Location: National Mall
Details: The Lincoln Memorial steps are renowned for Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech, emphasizing the significance of faith in his leadership within the Civil Rights Movement.
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Location: 1313 New York Ave NW, Washington, DC 20005
Details: A historic church frequented by numerous US Presidents, including Abraham Lincoln, John Adams, Andrew Jackson, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. President Lincoln regularly attended services here during the Civil War.
Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church
Location: 1518 M St NW, Washington, DC 20005
Details: This church has hosted notable funerals, such as those of Frederick Douglass and Rosa Parks, and was a place of worship for President Obama prior to his second inauguration.
Washington National Cathedral
Location: 3101 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016
Details: A prominent symbol of faith in America, the Washington National Cathedral is a Protestant Episcopal church renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture and as a venue for national memorial services.
The Technicolor Church (Culture House DC)
Location: 700 Delaware Ave SW, Washington, DC 20024
Details: Formerly known as Friendship Baptist Church, the site, now called Culture House DC, has been transformed into an art space while preserving its historical identity as a place of worship.
Museum of the Bible
Location: 400 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
Details: Offering an immersive exploration into the history, narrative, and impact of the Bible.
Optional: Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Location: 400 Michigan Ave NE, Washington, DC 20017
Details: The largest Catholic church in North America, this basilica serves as a significant pilgrimage site, highlighting the prominence of Catholicism in American religious life.
Optional: Lunch at the Ronald Reagan Building (vouchers available for purchase)
Location: 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20004
Details: Named after former United States President Ronald Reagan, it was the first federal building in Washington DC designed for both governmental and private sector purposes.
Free Cancellation up to 24 Hours in Advance > if you cancel your booking 24 hours in advance of your tour departure time – a full refund will be issued
Free Cancellation up to 1 Hour in Advance With Tour Booking Insurance > if you purchase Tour Booking Insurance at $5.99 per person, booking cancellations may be made up to 1 hour in advance of your tour departure time for a full refund
Our shuttles are not wheelchair accessible, nor is there storage for baby strollers. If you have a wheelchair, please call us to make special vehicle arrangements for your tour. Some of our tours involve longer walks so if you prefer, you may stay on board the bus, near the landmark, without exiting at each stop.
Jan 1 New Year’s Day – All Tours Closed
Jan 20 March for Life – Day Tours Closed
Mar 18 Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon – Day Tours Closed
Apr 2 Cherry Blossom Ten Miler – Day Tours Closed
Apr 15 National Cherry Blossom Parade® – Day Tours Closed
May 7 National Women’s Half Marathon – Day Tours Closed
May 28 AMVETS’ “Rolling to Remember” – Day Tours Closed
May 29 Memorial Day – All Tours Closed
July 4 Independence Day – All Tours Closed
Aug 28 The Commitment March – Day Tours Closed
Oct 8 Army Ten Miler – Day Tours Closed
Oct 29 Marine Corps Marathon – Day Tours Closed
Oct 31 Halloween – Night Tours Closed
Nov 23 Thanksgiving Day – All Tours Closed
Dec 24 Christmas Eve – Night Tours Closed
Dec 25 Christmas Day – All Tours Closed
Dec 31 New Year’s Eve – All Tours Closed
Join us to discover the Nation’s Capital’s stunning Christmas trees and festive displays on our enchanting holiday lights tour!
Experience Washington DC like a VIP: Our ultimate day tour with exclusive access to the National Archives and the U.S. Capitol Buildings. Book now for a presidential journey!
Explore pivotal civil rights sites: Join our insightful tour, including entry to the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Don't miss this historic journey!
Book a private tour and explore DC on your terms!
