Luther Place Memorial Church

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Luther Place Memorial Church is a historic Lutheran church in Washington, D.C., known for its distinctive red doors and social justice activism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lutheran church
historic church
affiliation Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival
category Churches in Washington, D.C.
Historic churches in Washington, D.C.
Lutheran churches in the United States
country United States
foundedFor Lutheran worship
hasArtwork stained glass depictions of reformers
hasColor red doors
hasCommunity congregation
hasPart parish hall
sanctuary
stained glass windows
hasReligion Lutheranism
hasUse community outreach
religious services
social justice organizing
heritageDesignation District of Columbia Inventory of Historic Sites
National Register of Historic Places contributing property
knownFor distinctive red doors
social justice activism
locatedIn Logan Circle
Washington, D.C.
locatedOn Thomas Circle
namedAfter Martin Luther
religiousDenomination Lutheran
linked to: Lutheranism
socialMission advocacy for racial justice
advocacy for the homeless
support for immigrants

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Thomas Circle hasNearbyLandmark Luther Place Memorial Church