d.c stands for district of columbia in washington dc.
d.c stands for district of columbia in washington dc.
what does d.c stand for in washington dc?
district of columbia
section::::history.









































a brief history can be found at lds newsroom (district of columbia) or deseret news 2010 church almanac









































section::::congregations.









































congregations that meet in the district









































bullet::::- capitol hill ward









































bullet::::- mount pleasant branch (spanish)









































bullet::::- washington dc 3rd ward









































other congregations that serve the district of columbia









































bullet::::- anacostia ward









































bullet::::- chevy chase ward









































bullet::::- glenn dale ward (young single adult)









































bullet::::- montgomery (chinese) branch









































bullet::::- takoma park (french) branch









































bullet::::- washington dc (deaf) branch









































bullet::::- washington dc 2nd ward (young single adult)









































section::::temples.
the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in the district of columbia
bullet::::- "wjp rule of law index 2015"(with a. ponce, j. martinez, and c. pratt). washington dc. the world justice project, june 2015.









































bullet::::- "wjp open government index 2015"(with a. ponce, j. martinez, and c. pratt). washington dc. the world justice project, march 2015.









































bullet::::- "wjp rule of law index 2014"(with a. ponce, j. martinez, and c. pratt). washington dc. the world justice project, march 2014.









































bullet::::- "wjp rule of law index 2012-2013"(with m. agrast, a. ponce, j. martinez, and c. pratt). washington dc. the world justice project, november 2012.
juan carlos botero