210 Years of Faith, Family & Forward Focus
For 210 years, Mt. Zion United Methodist Church has been a beacon of faith, justice, music, service, and community in Georgetown and throughout Washington, DC. Join us as we celebrate this historic milestone through worship, music, fellowship, service, and a year-long campaign to preserve our legacy for future generations. We invite you to be part of special events throughout this anniversary year as we honor our history, celebrate God’s faithfulness, and move forward together into the future.
We're currently preparing opportunities for sponsors, vendors, volunteers, community partners, and attendees to get involved in Community Day 2026.
Check back soon for registration details, participation opportunities, event schedules, and special announcements as we continue planning this exciting celebration.
Community Day 2026
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2026
Community Day 2026 is a celebration. It is an opportunity to reconnect, build relationships, and honor the people and partnerships that continue to strengthen our community.
Whether you are a longtime member, a Georgetown resident, a former member, a community partner, or simply curious about Mt. Zion's history and impact, there is a place for you at Community Day.
What to Expect
Live Music & Entertainment
Food Trucks & Local Vendors
Community Resource Fair
Family Activities & Children's Zone
Church & Historic Site Tours
Health & Wellness Resources
Local Business Exhibitors
Ministry Showcases
Community Recognition Program
Fellowship, Fun, and Celebration
Anniversary Events
We’re not just celebrating once, we’re celebrating all year. Here’s our calendar of events. All are welcome!
March
April
5 – Easter Sunday at Mt. Zion UMC
26 – Mt. Zion Chamber Orchestra Concert
May
15 – Classical Musicians Network Concert
August
What’s New at Blue Concert
September
26 – Community Day
October
4 – 210th Anniversary Gospel Fest
11 – 210th Anniversary Sunday Service
Our Story
Founded in 1816, Mt. Zion United Methodist Church stands as the oldest African American congregation in Washington, DC.
