Friends Place on Capitol Hill

Beehive Interfaith House, located in Georgetown, Washington, DC, serves as a welcoming haven for faculty-level researchers and diverse guests seeking creative alternatives to traditional capitalist models. With a focus on fostering interfaith dialogue and collaboration, the house invites participants from various religious backgrounds and non-believers alike to engage in shared living experiences that promote contemplative exploration and community connection. Founded by Carole Sargent, Beehive Interfaith House draws inspiration from various global contemplative communities, offering structured activities such as communal meals and prayer, alongside ample quiet time for research and writing. Since its inception in May 2019, the house has hosted a diverse array of scholars, journalists, and creative professionals, facilitating meaningful exchanges and collaborative work in a nurturing environment. Generated from the website