Welcome!

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 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.

kirkin2Kirkin' o' the Tartan  

St. John's annual Kirkin' o' the Tartan was held during the 9:30am service on Sunday, May 5th. We welcomed the Fort Collins Pipe Band and Scottish and Irish Dancers. You can hear the sound of the pipes on our audio page.

Ministry of Young Adults (MYA)

We'll meet for Tap-House Theology on Tuesdays at 6:00pm at Backcountry Pizza & Tap House.

All ages are welcome to join our intercessory prayer group, hosted by St. John's young adults, on Thursdays at 6:00pm in the youth room.

All ages are also welcome to join us on Friday evenings for a potluck dinner and Bible study. We are currently discussing the relationship between Scripture and the Six Christian Life Practices.

For more information about young adult activities at St. John's, contact Joe Domko, 303-442-5246, ext. 106, or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

readingcampReading Camp

In our partnership with Pine Street neighbor, Whittier Elementary, Reading Camp is helping to expand the St. John's community presence while providing a valuable, much-needed service to low-income children. The National Reading Camp Network sites in it's May newsletter that: "Two-thirds of the ninth grade achievement gap can be explained by unequal access to summer learning opportunities during the elementary school years. Your gifts ensure that the students we serve do not become part of the achievement gap statistic. Your gifts will help them build skills and achieve success in school and in life."  
 
St. John's Reading Camp is a great opportunity for both individual and family outreach, whether you buy materials and books for campers, prepare a lunch during the week, decorate the parish hall before camp, or read to campers in the morning, there are so many ways to get involved! Take the opportunity to help change the life of a child; you may find, in dong so, you're changing your own!

Read more about the camp and how you can help here.

mmcmaneA Friday Evening & Saturday Workshop
with Rev. Martie McMane

Friday, May 31st – Saturday, June 1st, 2013
Offered By The Contemplative Beehive & St John’s Episcopal Church

Window to the Soul:
GOING DEEPER WITH THE ENNEAGRAM

This workshop is designed for people who want to go deeper in understanding how the Enneagram can help them on their spiritual path. Martie will present information and practices about the inner work each Type can do to help them attain more balance, wholeness, and spiritual maturity. There will be time for presentation, discussion, individual work and group interaction to engage participants in the path of transformation. Having some knowledge of the Enneagram and being fairly certain of your Enneagram Number/Type is a pre-requisite for attending this workshop, so that all participants can gain the most out of our time together.

More details can be found on the registration form.