Established during the Colorado gold rush, Saint John's Episocpal Cathedral predates the founding of Colorado and the incorporation of Denver! Rooted in history, this church--also the seat of the bishop of Colorado and the church of Denver city-- continues to offer services, religious concerts, community-based projects and programming for youth and adults that ensure its survival as a vibrant, lively center for the Episcopal faith.
Discover The Anschutz Collection at the American Museum of Western Art which is located in the small Navarre Building. If you are an art lover you will surely enjoy the paintings depicting historic life, landscapes and much more by artists like Ernest L. Blumenschein and William De Leftwitch Dodge. The collection truly captures the real essence of Western Art.
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This church is one of three twin-spire churches in the Denver metropolitan area. (The other two are St. Dominic's and the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception) This was popular church architecture during Denver's 1920s "City Beautiful" era, which left such a lasting imprint on the metro area. The building was constructed in 1924, and along with the spires, has the standard neo-Gothic architecture. The twin spires tower over the west side of City Park, lending for a good photo opportunity. Open monday to friday from 7am onwards, Saturday 7am and 5pm, and on sunday at 7:30am, 10am and 6pm onwards.
We are a community that believes in God's relentless love for all. Colossians 1:19-20 and many other Bible verses show us that Jesus reconciles us all. God is good and wants us all to be in a relationship with Him. Our teaching is inclusive and so is our community.
