After six months in DC, the Obamas are still looking for a Church

On Tuesday Amy Sullivan claimed in Time Magazine that the Obama family had settled on Camp David (well outside DC):

The Obamas have finally ended the speculation about which D.C. church they would join - by picking none of them, Amy Sullivan reports in Time magazine. Instead, President Obama has reportedly decided to make the same choice as George W. Bush, and worship at Evergreen Chapel, the nondenominational church at Camp David.

Given that the Obamas have appeared comfortable and even eager to be out in the city and part of the D.C. community, there had been some expectation that they would join a local church. They had even visited a couple of D.C. churches already. (DCist)

However, a White House spokesman quickly issued a statement repudiating Sullivan's claim (good work, Amy):

The President and First Family continue to look for a church home. They have enjoyed worshipping at Camp David and several other congregations over the months, and will choose a church at the time that is best for their family,” Deputy White House Press Secretary Jennifer Psaki said in a statement. 

In addition to services at Camp David, the President and Mrs. Obama have attended a local Baptist church and celebrated Easter at St. John’s Episcopal Church across the street from the White House. Word that the Obamas would attend the Baptist church became public, drawing a large crowd and making it difficult for regular church attendees to find seats. And tourists inside the church reportedly snapped pictures of the President while he attended St. John’s. (Christian Science Monitor)

I know Catholics can sometimes "parish shop" when they get into a new city, but Barack and Michelle seem to denomination shop. In the meantime, they don't appear to be losing much sleep over being liturgically homeless.