The Old Presbyterian Meeting House, founded in 1772, is one of the most historic and vibrant congregations in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia. It maintains a robust program of worship, Christian education for all ages, fellowship, service, and community outreach.

The Meeting House is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church USA. Visitors are always welcome to worship here. For those who wish to explore becoming members—or to simply learn more about our church family—a multi-week Inquirer’s Class is offered several times a year during the Sunday education hour.

A dynamic congregation of all ages, the Meeting House offers excellent Christian education for children pre-K through high school, an extensive youth program, and stimulating adult education. A variety of fellowship opportunities are available for people of all ages. Volunteer opportunities in Alexandria and other U.S. locations are numerous; international partnerships include Mexico, Kenya, Haiti, and Pakistan.

Located in the heart of Old Town’s National Historic Landmark district, the churchyard includes a historic burial ground where rests the Revolutionary War Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. When George Washington died in 1799, four memorial services were held in the original Meeting House sanctuary.

Explore the web site for more information about the Meeting House, then join us for worship and fellowship soon.