About National Presbyterian Church

Known as the 'National Church' for Presbyterians, this landmark features a 173-foot Tower of Faith and serves as a spiritual home for Presbyterians from across the nation.

The Story

A century of faith and community
1795 Year Founded

Current Building

Built in 1969

The Story

The congregation traces its roots to 1795, making it one of the oldest Presbyterian churches in Washington. Presidents Eisenhower and Reagan both worshipped here. The current modernist building on Nebraska Avenue was dedicated in 1969 and features stunning stained glass windows and a carillon of 61 bells.