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St. John's is the downtown Episcopal Church in Boulder, Colorado. We are an inclusive, Christ-centered community reaching out to all who are seeking a deeper spirituality and relationship with God and one another. Our congregation is made up of people of every generation who come from a wide variety of backgrounds - families, children and youth are rapidly growing in numbers. We are an open and affirming, AIDS-aware faith congregation centered on a common faith in Christ.
We are formed and strengthened through a variety of worship services, traditional music, contemplative prayer, spiritual and social justice formation programs, as well as meaningful service within the parish, the local community and in the larger world. The Colorado Haiti Project emerged from St. John's and we are currently building relations with the Episcopal Church in Cuba. Locally we host a monthly Soup Kitchen and help support the Carriage House Day Center for the homeless. For over forty years, we have supported low income housing through the St. John's Foundation.

7:30am – Holy Communion with homily, Chapel of the Holy Family
9:30am - Holy Communion with choir, Sanctuary
10:00am - Holy Communion, Chapel of the Holy Family
12:00pm - Healing Service, with Holy Communion, Chapel of the Holy Family
12:00pm - Holy Communion and Reconciliation, Chapel of the Holy Family
All of our services use Rite II from The Book of Common Prayer, 1979, and we are now using the new Revised Common Lectionary. For a list of of our full schedule, including, children's faith formation and adult education, please vist our contact page.
This month's loose-plate offering recipient (August, 2010):
EFAA
The Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA), which has been serving Boulder County families for more than 90 years, has been chosen as the recipient of St. John’s loose plate contributions for the month of August. Founded in 1918, EFAA is the “community safety net” for families with nowhere else to go to meet their basic needs. EFAA coordinates and provides food and shelter, utility assistance, minor medical expenses, transportation, and resource referrals for families in crisis. Click here for more information.
Please give generously!