. . . on the Way of Love
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Fort Collins
A community following christ into risky, messy, compassionate relationship with god, our neighbors and the world
Sunday Morning Worship is at 9 am
Come in person - Here ———->
Trinity Lutheran Church, 301 E Stuart St., Fort Collins, CO., 80525
you may also join us on Zoom
Tap for the Zoom link. Meeting ID = 896 7616 4246; passcode = 419433
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- three congregations are partners here! Our partners’ Usual sunday morning worship times:
Trinity Lutheran Church - 10:30 am; Mary of Magdala Ecumenical Catholic Community - 12:30 pm.
Three times each year we join together to share worship. Our next 301 Faith Partners Service will be October 19 at 10:30 am
Coming Events
Adult Forums:
Sunday, October 12 - Key Local Ballot Measures: The cost and availability of child care, housing, and transportation are barriers to thriving for many of our Fort Collins and Larimer County neighbors. Amazingly, the November 4 ballot includes measures addressing these three barriers that would increase prospects for us all, and especially for our most vulnerable neighbors.
Sunday, October 19 - Shared 301 Study and Worship
9 am Adult Forum in Room 2 - Dietrich Bonhoeffer's "thin tradition of a theology of the cross” which challenges us to wonder together about everything, including 'who is Christ for us today', who are we, and what’s moved our own faith journey needles, etc.
10:30 am Worship - Holy Communion led by the three churches at 301 E Stuart
Do you have a pastoral emergency?
Email the church office - we check this email regularly: office@stpauls-fc.org
Sunday, October 26 - Father Kano Day
On this day we celebrate a local saint: Fr. Hiram Kano. Fr. Kano was a Japanese American Episcopal priest who was interned by the U.S. government during WW II. He stepped up, and wound up being an important teacher and minister to prisoners, prisoners of war, and U. S. service men alike. He was a member of the St. Paul’s community later in his life. His ministry led him to be recognized by the Episcopal Church as a significant figure in the church, commemorated in A Great Cloud of Witnesses.