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WELCOMEMichael O. Molina, Head of School

FUNDRAISING INTRODUCTIONShane Hedges, Program Host

A GLIMPSE INSIDE THE CLASSROOM

GREETINGS FROM THE WALKER FAMILY

GREETINGS FROM JAMES R. WOODYJames Woody, Retired Founding Executive Director & President

A CONVERSATION WITH THE HEAD OF SCHOOL Michael O. Molina, Head of School

Peter M. Lee, Governing Board Chair

PERFORMANCE: “WE ARE” Dr. Ysaÿe M. Barnwell, Vocalist

KEYNOTE SPEAKERThe Most Rev. Michael B. Curry, Presiding Bishop and Primate of

The Episcopal Church

Interviewed by Leon Harris, Newscaster NBC 4 News

PARENT INTERVIEW Jashawn Dorn, BWS Parent and Administrative Assistant

FUND-A-NEEDShane Hedges, Program Host

PERFORMANCE: “SIMPLE GIFTS”Yo-Yo Ma, Cellist

CLOSING Shane Hedges, Program Host

ANNUAL DINNER PROGRAM

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When you look at conditions in black Washington today... we’ve got a thousand years to go,

we’re not there, and I know some people get disheartened, and I know some people want to throw in the sponge

and give up, but I can’t do that. My feeling is too strong that it is God’s will that we live together in harmony and peace.

It’s God’s will that we grow beyond our racial animosities and that we must

commit ourselves to continue that work. That’s why I am here.

I am not here for any other reason.

BISHOP JOHN THOMAS WALKERThe Washington Post, 1989

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2020–21 Bishop Walker School Governing Board

The Rt. Reverend Mariann Edgar Budde, Bishop of Washington, Honorary Chair

Mike Molina, Head of School

Thomas O. BarnettDavid Booth BeersCalvert S. BowieThe Hon. Reuben E. Brigety IINancy Brown, PA PresidentLizzie Edgeworth CantacuzeneDory ClarkAndrew W. Clarke, Vice Chair

Robert T. Connolly IIJane Tucker Dana, TreasurerJennifer S. DanishPeter G. GerryCindi Gibbs-WilbornRodney Glasgow, Ed.D.Oliver “Skip” GrantThe Rev. Canon Preston B.

HannibalAnne HansenThe Rev. Melissa K. HollerithYewande J. Johnson, M.D.

The Rev. Allan Johnson-TaylorPeter M. Lee, Chair Laura Ahn McIntosh, SecretaryHollis S. McLoughlinNicole Solomon Mitchell Charles B. Molster IIIF. Joseph MoravecEric L. Motley, Ph.D. Anthony W. Parker Elise RabekoffNancy Sidamon-Eristoff David F. Webb

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THE MOST REV. MICHAEL BRUCE CURRY

is Presiding Bishop and Primate of The Episcopal Church. He is the

Chief Pastor and serves as President and Chief Executive Officer, and as

Chair of the Executive Council of The Episcopal Church. Bishop Curry was installed as the

27th Presiding Bishop and Primate of The Episcopal Church on November 1, 2015. He was

elected to a 9-year term and confirmed at the 78th General Convention of The Episcopal

Church in Salt Lake City, UT on June 27, 2015.

The descendant of enslaved Africans brought to North America by way of the trans-At-

lantic slave routes, Presiding Bishop Curry was born in Chicago, IL, on March 13, 1953. His

father was an Episcopal priest and his mother a devout Episcopalian. She died at a young

age, and Presiding Bishop Curry, along with his sister, was raised by his father and his

grandmother.

He attended public schools in Buffalo, NY, and at a young age learned about social activ-

ism through his father’s leadership. Throughout his ministry, he has spoken out on issues of

social justice, including reconciliation, immigration policy and marriage equality.

Presiding Bishop Curry graduated with high honors from Hobart College in Geneva, NY in

1975. He received a Master of Divinity degree in 1978 from Yale University Divinity School

in New Haven, CT. He continued his education at The College of Preachers, Princeton

Theological Seminary, Wake Forest University, the Ecumenical Institute at St. Mary’s

Seminary, and the Institute of Christian Jewish Studies. He received honorary degrees

from Episcopal Divinity School, Virginia Theological Seminary, Yale, and Sewanee: The

University of the South.

In his parish ministries in North Carolina, Ohio, and Maryland, Presiding Bishop Curry had

extensive involvement in preaching missions; Crisis Control Ministry; ecumenical children’s

day camps; the Absalom Jones initiative; creating networks of day care providers and edu-

cational centers; and the investment of millions of dollars into inner-city neighborhoods.

He has authored five books: Love is the Way: Holding on to Hope in Troubling Times

(2020), The Power of Love The Power of Love (2018); Following the Way of Jesus: Church’s

Teachings in a Changing World (2017); Songs My Grandma Sang (2015); and Crazy

Christians: A Call to Follow Jesus (2013). He was one of the subjects of In Conversation:

Michael Curry and Barbara Harris, edited by Fredrica Harris Thompsett (2017).

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YO-YO MA’s multi-faceted career is testament to his enduring belief in culture’s

power to generate trust and understanding. Whether performing new or familiar works

from the cello repertoire, collaborating with communities and institutions to explore

culture’s role in society, or engaging unexpected musical forms, Yo-Yo strives to foster

connections that stimulate the imagination and reinforce our humanity.

With partners from around the world and across disciplines, he creates programs that

stretch the boundaries of genre and tradition to explore music-making as a means not

only to share and express meaning, but also as a model for the cultural collaboration he

considers essential to a strong society. It was this belief that inspired Yo-Yo to establish

Silkroad, a collective of artists from around the world who create music that engages

their many traditions.

In August 2018, Yo-Yo began a new journey, setting out to perform Johann Sebastian

Bach’s six suites for solo cello in one sitting in 36 locations around the world, iconic

venues that encompass our cultural heritage, our current creativity, and the challenges

of peace and understanding that will shape our future. Each concert is an example of

culture’s power to create moments of shared understanding, as well as an invitation to a

larger conversation about culture, society, and the themes that connect us all.

Yo-Yo Ma was born in 1955 to Chinese parents living in

Paris. He began to study the cello with his father at

age four and three years later moved with his

family to New York City, where he continued

his cello studies with Leonard Rose at the

Juilliard School. After his conservatory

training, he sought out a liberal arts

education, graduating from Harvard in

1976. He has performed for nine American

presidents, most recently on the occasion

of President Biden’s inauguration. He

plays three instruments, a 2003 instrument

made by Moes & Moes, a 1733 Montagnana

cello from Venice, and the 1712 Davidoff

Stradivarius.

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DR. YSAŸE BARNWELL adheres to four

axioms that have proven to be significant in her life:

1. To whom much is given, much is required.

2. As one door closes, another door opens.

3. Everything matters.

4. Say yes!

As the only child of a registered nurse mother and classical vio-

linist father, Dr. Barnwell studied violin for 15 years beginning at age 2

1/2, and focused on music through high school. She went on to earn Bachelor and

Master of Science degrees in Speech Pathology (SUNY Geneseo, 1967–1968), Doctor

of Philosophy in Speech Pathology (University of Pittsburgh, 1975), and a Master of

Science in Public Health (Howard University, 1981).

xDr. Barnwell was awarded the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters by her alma mater,

SUNY Geneseo (1998); Meadville Lombard Theological Seminary in Chicago (2009);

and the Virginia Theological Seminary (2011). In 2012, all members of Sweet Honey in

the Rock™ were awarded the Honorary Doctor of Letters from Chicago Theological

Seminary.

For over a decade, Dr. Barnwell was a professor at the College of Dentistry at Howard

University, after which she conducted community-based projects in computer tech-

nology and the arts, and administered health programs at Children’s Hospital National

Medical Center and at Gallaudet University in Washington, DC.

Dr. Barnwell joined Sweet Honey in the Rock in 1979. Her training as a Sign Language

Interpreter led to the group’s tradition of including a Sign Language Interpreter in

the ensemble. Dr. Barnwell appears as a vocalist and/or instrumentalist on more than

30 recordings with Sweet Honey in the Rock. After 34 years, she retired from the

group, and for the past three decades she has worked as a master teacher and choral

clinician in African American cultural performance. Her workshop, “Building a Vocal

Community®: Singing in the African American Tradition,” has been conducted on three

continents, and has served as a model of pedogogy for educators, cultural activitsts,

singers, and historians.

A native of New York, Dr. Barnwell now lives in Washington, DC.

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Amanda Zucker BowkerLiz Holleman BrownMartha Irwin Searby

VICE-CHAIRS

Lizzie Edgeworth CantacuzeneDory ClarkAndrew ClarkeShane HedgesPage SmithLaura SteauartDesirée Stolar

COMMITTEE

Cidalia Luis Akbar and Masud Akbar

Marcea and Paul BarringerCatherine and David BohigianNancy and Eric BoswellAmanda Zucker Bowker and

Dave BowkerSusan Bollendorf and

Bob BroeksmitLiz and Ben BrownBetsy and Barlow BurkeLizzie and Michael CantacuzeneDory and Chad ClarkAndrew Clarke and Chip SherrillHeather and Jamie ClessurasColette and Kelvin ColemanEvonne and Robert Connolly

Hadley and Bill CooperLaurie and Tim CoughlinKristen Crockett and Kimeu

BoyntonJane Dana and David AufhauserJocelyn Dyer and Mike FlanaganMolly and Malloy EvansHeidi and Jack FordiDavid GallaleeSandi and Preston HannibalMaggie and Shane HedgesStacy and Vernon HollemanMelissa and Randy HollerithWande JohnsonCatherine and Teddy KaplanFran and Stuart KenworthyLauralyn and Peter LeeAlice and Mike LeiterBecca and C. J. MahoneyDace and Roman MartinezJennie and Kevin McDonnellLaura and Brent McIntoshNatalia Luis Monteiro and

Antonio MonteiroParker and Rich MooreLiz and Robert MooreAdrienne and Jarrett MorrellJeannie Stovall MusslewhiteCatherine and Chip NottinghamClaire and Tony ParkerMary Margaret and Scott

Plumridge

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Michael Rankin and Mark GreenDiana and Roland ReynoldsLisa and Lacy RiceGloria Riviera and Jim SciuttoEvie RooneyMartha and Bruce SearbyAshley and Clint ShawLadan Shayesteh and Pirooz ZiaMaggie and Tom SheedyNancy and Simon Sidamon-

EristoffJaclyn and Wes SlagleJill and Hayes SmithPage and Howard SmithLaura and Hugh SteuartDesirée and Alex StolarAmy Porter StrohFrances SymesMerrielou and Ned SymesBrooke and David ThomasSara and John ThornePuffin and Andrew TraversMaria WalkerPorter and Jeff WallMartha and David WebbHilary WestLisa and Juan WinansDottie and Ken WoodcockCatherine WoolleyGretchen and Jeremy Zucker

THANK YOU for attending the 2021 Annual Dinner to help fund the Bishop Walker School multi-year COVID response and to ensure the students can move forward with the knowledge that they are supported, heard, and a part of a community that values them. We appreciate you using this moment to gather around the BWS families and ensure that—together—we become stronger, better, and adaptive to circumstances beyond our control. Thank you for joining us as part of the BWS Village this year.With heartfelt thanks,Amanda Zucker Bowker, Liz Holleman Brown & Martha Irwin Searby, 2021 event co-chairs

✶CATERINGMr. and Mrs. Mark C. HansenMr. Michael K. Kellogg and

Dr. Lucy Pugh

INVITATIONSMichael Rankin, TTR Sotheby’s

International Realty

EVENT VENUEWashington National Cathedral

Event Underwriters

Event Sponsors as of February 12, 2021

LUMINARYAnonymous (3)Betty and Wes Foster Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. William H. CattoChrist Church, GeorgetownMr. Andrew W. Clarke and

Mr. Martin “Chip” V. Sherrill IICoStarDiana Davis Spencer

FoundationHeather and Andy FloranceThe Hon. C. Boyden GrayMr. and Mrs. Mark C. HansenMr. and Mrs. James M.

Johnston IIIMr. Michael K. Kellogg and

Dr. Lucy PughKristina and William Catto

FoundationJ. Willard and Alice S. Marriott

Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David E. MitchellPhilip L. Graham FundMr. and Mrs. Robert M. PinkardMichael Rankin, TTR Sotheby’s

International RealtyRobert and Maureen Sievers

Family Charitable Gift FundThe Alisann and Terry Collins

Foundation

The James M. Johnston Trust for Charitable and Educational Purposes

The Rev. Sara Thorne and Mr. John Thorne

Volgenau FoundationWang Joint Living TrustMrs. Ann W. WangWashington National Cathedral

FULL-YEAR STUDENT SPONSORSHIPA. James and Alice B. Clark

FoundationAhn Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. E. Leon CarterMr. and Mrs. Charles ClarkMr. and Mrs. Robert T. Connolly IIMs. Jane T. Dana and

Mr. David D. AufhauserMr. Reid Figel and

Dr. Sandra JooFort Lincoln Newtown

CorporationMr. and Mrs. Brett GerryMr. Peter G. GerryThe Rev. Canon Michele HagansMr. Thomas Heggans Jr. and

Ms. Yvonne BauduinMr. and Mrs. Peter M. LeeMs. Pamela Mars and

Mr. Mark RicksMrs. Virginia C. Mars

Mr. C. Raymond MarvinMr. and Mrs. Hollis S. McLoughlinMr. and Mrs. Anthony W. ParkerMr. and Mrs. Scott R. PastrickPorter Family Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Ms. Elise Rabekoff and

Mr. Christopher D. GladstoneSt. Alban’s ParishSt. John’s Church, Lafayette

SquareSt. Paul’s, Rock CreekMrs. Amelie Porter StrohMr. and Mrs. Edward Symes IIIMr. and Mrs. Peter P. Van RoijenMr. and Mrs. Clifford A. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.

Woodcock

VISIONARYMr. and Mrs. Thomas O. BarnettMrs. Amanda Zucker Bowker

and Mr. David BowkerCommunity Foundation

Sonoma CountyCrowell & Moring FoundationThe Rev. Canon and

Mrs. Preston B. HannibalMr. and Mrs. Howard W. Smith IIIWashington Winter ShowMr. and Mrs. David F. WebbMr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Whelihan

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THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO HELPED MAKE ALL THIS POSSIBLE

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✶ ✶HALF-YEAR STUDENT SPONSORSHIPAlpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.Anonymous (2)Mr. and Mrs. David AyresMr and Mrs. Barlow BurkeMr. and Mrs. Todd DorfmanMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. GlassThe Rev. Canon and Mrs.

Leonard L. Hamlin Sr.Horning Family FundMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Horning

Jr.Mrs. Laurie Host and

Mr. George HostJockey Hollow FoundationMs. Betsy Scott KleeblattMr. and Mrs. I. Guyman Martin IIIMr. and Mrs. Middleton A.

MartinMrs. Robert McLean IIIMr. Jason L. MichelMortgage Bankers Association

(MBA)Mr. and Mrs. J. B. MurphyMr. Kevin J. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Bruce SearbyMrs. Joan H. SearbyMr. and Mrs. Simon

Sidamon-EristoffSt. James’ Episcopal ChurchWalker & DunlopWapakoneta Area Community

Foundation

MENTORAnonymous (3)Ms. Anne AufhauserMr. Christopher BartleMr. Calvert S. Bowie and

Mr. Alex OrfingerMs. Susan G. Bollendorf and

Mr. Robert BroeksmitLizzie and Michael CantacuzeneMr. Paul CarberryMr. and Mrs. James G. ClessurasMrs. Robert W. Duemling

Mrs. Elizabeth Walker Edgeworth

Mrs. Norman FarquharMr. and Mrs. Nicholas W. FelsMr. and Mrs. Danny HarbisonHarman Cain Family FoundationMr. Miles HerterYewande J. Johnson M.D.Mrs. Barbara KahlowThe Rev. Canon and Mrs. Stuart

A. KenworthyPattie and Larry KindsvaterAlice and Michael LeiterMargaret A. Cargill FoundationMr. and Mrs. Douglas P. McDanielMr. and Mrs. Charles B. Molster

IIIMr. and Mrs. F. Joseph MoravecMr. Andrew PendergastMr. and Mrs. Paul SheridanMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Shorb Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William SonnebornMs. C. Fairley Spillman and

Mr. Jon ThorenSt. Luke’s Episcopal Church,

Trinity ParishSt. Mark’s Episcopal Church,

Capitol HillDr. and Mrs. Robert E. SteeleThe Charles Delmar FoundationThe Zients Family FoundationMs. Lora C. ThomersonMr. and Mrs. Michael Wood Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Zients

SCHOLARArmstrong, Fleming & Moore,

Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin BrownBW Bastian FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert CarrMr. and Mrs. Brooke CoburnMr. and Mrs. Timothy C. CoughlinMrs. John DaulMr. and Mrs. David DeutschMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. DyerMrs. Nicole Fischer and

Mr. Jeffrey Fischer

The Rev. Susan Flanders and The Rev. William Flanders

Dr. Vittorio GalloMr. Bradford H. Gray and

Ms. Helen DarlingMr. and Mrs. Paul HorvathMr. and Mrs. Kevin KellyMr. and Mrs. Colbert KingLemon FoundationMr. Michael Marriott and

Mr. Juan SanchezMs. Annette L. Nazareth and

Mr. Roger W. Ferguson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lacy RiceMr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Shaw Jr.Ms. Maureen Shea and

Mr. Kenn AllenDesirée and Alex Stolar

PATRONMr. and Mrs. Westray BattleMr. Thomas L. Birch and

Mr. Sidney LawrenceBou Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. BouMr. Eugene Boyd and

Ms. Sharon E. ButtsThe Hon. Reuben E. Brigety II

and Dr. Leelie SelassieMr. and Mrs. Matt BrillMr. and Mrs. Sam DavidoffDr. and Mrs. James DavisMr. and Mrs. Malloy EvansDr. Rodney GlasgowGlenmedeMr. and Mrs. Oliver GrantMr. and Mrs. Shane HedgesMr. Matthew Heller and

Ms. Susan HolmesMr. and Mrs. John T. HerzogMr. and Mrs. Mitchell HigginsThe Rev. Melissa Hollerith and The

Very Rev. Randolph M. HollerithDr. Deborah Jessiman and

Mr. Alistair JessimanMs. Anne KeiserMr. and Mrs. Stephen McBrady

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Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McDonnellMs. Anne MitchellMr. and Mrs. Richmond MooreThe Rev. and Mrs. William MorrisMrs. Jeannie Stovall MusslewhiteThe Hon. and Mrs. Charles D.

NottinghamMrs. Elizabeth L. NottinghamMrs. Pilar Frank O’Leary and

Mr. Bill O’LearyMr. David PalmerMr. Travis PattonMr. and Mrs. Scott PlumridgeMr. Noah Pollak and

Ms. Peggy BourjailyMr. and Mrs. Roland ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Luke A. SobotaMr. and Mrs. Hugh T. SteuartMr. and Mrs. Paul TagliabueMr. and Mrs. Peter Van AllenMr. and Mrs. R. H. WiegmannDr. Robert W. Woolfolk and

Dr. Jane G. SchubertThe Rt. Rev. Carl Walter WrightMr. and Mrs. Jeremy Zucker

HONOR ROLLThe Rev. Lisa Saunders AhujaMr. and Mrs. James BamfordMr. and Mrs. Paul BarringerMs. Deborah BaumMr. and Mrs. David Booth BeersMr. and Mrs. David BohigianMrs. Nancy Zucker Boswell and

Mr. Eric BoswellThe Rev. Enrique Brown and

Dr. Irene V. Jackson-BrownMr. and Mrs. Anthony D. BruceThe Hon. and Mrs. Wiley T.

Buchanan IIIDr. and Mrs. William ByrdThe Rev. Joseph M. ClarkLeslie ClevengerMr. and Mrs. Kelvin ColemanMr. and Mrs. Bill Cooper

Ms. Kristen Crockett and Mr. Kimeu Boynton

Ms. Jennifer S. Danish and Mr. Kyle Danish

Mr. and Mrs. David DeCampMs. Jocelyn Dyer and

Mr. Michael FlanaganMs. Rachel Ehrenberg and

Mr. Matthew PezzellaMr. and Mrs. Stancliff C.

Elmore Jr.Ms. Anne Livingston EmmetMr. and Mrs. Jack FordiMs. Ann FrizellMr. David GallaleeMr. and Mrs. John GillThe Rev. Winston Gooden and

Dr. Kumea Shorter-GoodenMr. and Mrs. James D. HagueMr. and Mrs. John HaleThe Rev. and Mrs. Vincent Powell

HarrisMr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Holleman

IIIMs. Pamela A. JenkinsonMr. and Mrs. David M. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Peter E. Kaplan Jr.The Reverend Elizabeth Keeler

and Mr. Michael KeelerMr. Sherman Knight and

Ms. Nina SchouMs. Cidalia Luis-Akbar and

Mr. Masud AkbarMrs. Natalia Luis Monteiro and

Mr. Antonio MonteiroMr. James LundMr. Scott MackoulMr. and Mrs. Curtis J. MahoneyThe Rev. and Mrs. Timothy J.

MaloneMs. Josephine MartinMr. and Mrs. Roman V. MartinezDr. Catherine May and

Mr. Jeffrey Maletta Mr. Patrick McGlone and

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Mr. Kevin TaylorThe Hon. and Mrs. Brent McIntoshMs. Tammy MerrittMr. and Mrs. Robert MooreMr. and Mrs. Jarrett MorrellMr. and Mrs. Lyon Stevenson

ParkerMr. and Mrs. Anthony C.E.

QuaintonMr. and Mrs. Samuel ReidMr. and Mrs. Haliburton RigbyMs. Gloria Riviera and

Mr. James SciuttoMr. Jared I. RobertsMrs. Frederick B. RooneyDr. and Mrs. JR RudzkiMr. and Mrs. William SauersMr. and Mrs. John E. SchmidtleinMr. and Mrs. Edward ShapiroMrs. Ladan Shayesteh and

Mr. Pirooz ZiaMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Sheedy Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Wes SlagleMr. and Mrs. Brian SmithMr. and Mrs. Hayes SmithMr. Joe Swimmer and

Mr. Tarak PatelMs. Frances SymesDrs. John and Margaret SymingtonMr. Alfred ThesmarMr. and Mrs. David ThomasMr. and Mrs. Andrew TraversMs. Thelma Triche and

Mr. Thomas CalhounMr. and Mrs. Craig H. UlmanMr. Frank W. Waikart IIIMrs. John T. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. WallMs. Hilary C. WestMr. and Mrs. Juan WinansDr. and Mrs. Andrew WinnMs. Catherine Woolley

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MENUS

Catered by SUSAN GAGE CATERING Cooler bags are provided by MICHAEL RANKIN, TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Dinner for 2

first course

BABY ARUGULA SALAD blood orange, gorgonzola, citrus vinaigrette

CORN MADELEINES

choice of (1) entrée

ANCHO-CRUSTED HANGER STEAKroasted red pepper sauce

CHIPOTLE & PRESERVED LIME CHICKEN

tomato-garlic beurre blanc

HERBED CHICKPEA & CAULIFLOWER CAKE

roasted tomato sauce (vegan)

sides

SMASHED CREAMER POTATOES gremolata & parmesan

HARICOTS VERTS lemon-thyme butter

dessert

CHOCOLATE FUDGE CAKE chocolate ganache

Family Dinner for 4

first course

CARROT & BUTTERNUT SQUASH SOUP

lime cream

entrée

CHICKEN POT PIE carrots, fennel, wild mushrooms, leeks

sides

HARICOTS VERTS lemon-thyme butter

BABY ARUGULA SALAD blood orange, gorgonzola, citrus vinaigrette

WARM BUTTERED BISCUITS

dessert

CHOCOLATE BUTTERMILK FUDGE CAKES

chocolate ganache

wine

DRY CREEK CHENIN BLANC JULIA JAMES PINOT NOIR

(One bottle of each included with every dinner delivery)

A graceful column of nearly 2,000 origami doves winds its way through the Cathedral nave, messengers of hope inviting us to be kind to one another.

Join us in sharing hope. Learn more at cathedral.org/doves

les colombes: the doves on exhibit at washington national cathedral

CHURCHST. JOHN'S

Lafayette Square

1525 H Street, NW, Washington, DC.www.stjohns-dc.org

L i f e i s s h o r t . A n d w e d o n o t h a v e t o om u c h t i m e t o g l a d d e n t h e h e a r t s o f

t h o s e w h o t r a v e l t h e w a y w i t h u s . S ob e s w i f t t o l o v e . M a k e h a s t e t o b e

k i n d . A n d t h e b l e s s i n g o f G o d b e u p o ny o u a n d r e m a i n w i t h y o u a l w a y s .

– H e n r i - F r e d e r i c A m i e l , ( 1 8 2 1 - 1 8 8 1 )

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