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PURCHASE A SACRED PIECE OF HOME SERIES
Discover the Sacred Architecture that Shapes America’s Capital

A Sacred Piece of Home: Washington D.C. is now available for purchase available for use by public libraries schools and university classrooms. It can be used in conjunction with courses in Social Studies, Architectural History, Religious Studies and American History. Please select from the licensing options below.

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A Sacred Piece of Home: Washington D.C. is available for educational screenings, public broadcast, and streaming. We offer tailored licensing options for:
 

  • Schools and universities: Perfect for courses in architecture, sociology, religious studies, and American history.
     

  • Libraries and cultural centers: Ideal for community screenings, discussion groups, and exhibitions.
     

  • Religious institutions: A wonderful way to engage congregations in discussions about interfaith relationships, the cultural significance of sacred spaces, and the shared human pursuit of spiritual meaning.

A Sacred Piece of Home

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Why This Documentary Matters

Sacred structures are among the most enduring and awe-inspiring feats of architecture, often built to last millennia. These towering monuments to faith and community - such as the pyramids of Egypt, the cathedrals of Europe, and the mosques of the Islamic world - are marvels of human creativity, vision, and perseverance.

America’s capital region offers a unique twist: the architectural legacy of sacred buildings drawn from every corner of the world. Every culture, every region, and every religion brings something distinct, shaping a truly global and inclusive vision of sacred spaces.

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A Visual Journey Through Washington D.C.’s Sacred Spaces

The Washington D.C. metropolitan area, with its rich history of immigration and cultural exchange, has become a melting pot of sacred architecture. Across the city and surrounding areas, viewers will see how sacred buildings - large and small - act as cultural landmarks and community gathering points. These magnificent structures are more than just places of worship; they are windows into the history of faith, resilience, and the creative spirit.

 

A Sacred Piece of Home: Washington D.C. showcases:

  • The National Cathedral: A towering monument to the Episcopal faith, blending Gothic architecture with American history.

  • The Islamic Center of America: A stunning mosque that serves as a symbol of the growing Muslim community in the U.S.

  • Buddhist temples from Southeast Asia for Cambodians and Vietnamese to worship in a peaceful sanctuary offering solace to both American-born Buddhists and the region’s immigrant community.

  • The Washington Hebrew Congregation: An example of the Jewish architectural legacy in the U.S., reflecting the depth of the Jewish community’s cultural and spiritual roots.

  • The Hindu Temple: A beautifully ornate temple showcasing the artistry of South Indian craftsmen

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To learn more about A Sacred Piece of Home: Washington D.C., request a screening, or inquire about educational and institutional licensing, please contact us

Linda Corley, Joel Kaplan, Amita Sarin, Michael Crosbie, Joanne Allen, Sacred Piece of Home, PBS, religious documentary, Spanish, German, Polish, Irish, African American, Latino, Mexican places of worship, Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Muslim and/ or Islamic,  Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh - places of worship, sacred architecture

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