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St. Philip's Episcopal Church is an inclusive, diverse Episcopal congregation in Laurel, MD, welcoming people of all orientations and family structures. Their tagline is 'Open Hearts - Open Minds - Open Doors.'
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First Baptist Church of Laurel is a multi-cultural and multi-generational church that welcomes everyone to worship and learn from the Bible, serving people from over 50 nations.

Emmanuel United Methodist Church embraces Jesus' message that God loves everyone and affirms that all persons are of sacred worth. They welcome all people regardless of age, economic reality, education, ethnicity, faith history, family structure, gender identity, nationality, disability, race, sexual orientation, and life experience into fellowship, membership, and leadership.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church welcomes everyone, regardless of their background or beliefs, and is focused on equipping people for ministry in the world.
The Episcopal Church of the Ascension is one of the oldest and most vibrant spiritual communities in Gaithersburg, Maryland, known for being a progressive, multicultural Christian community with a passion for service, diverse worship, and lifelong spiritual formation.
Church of the Redemption is a warm and open congregation that supports each other in following the teachings of Jesus Christ through worship, learning, and service. We aim to provide spiritual nourishment and be a resource in the Locust Point community.