St. Aidan's Episcopal Church

St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church, located in Boulder, Colorado, is a welcoming and inclusive congregation rooted in the Episcopal tradition. Founded in 1948, it serves the University of Colorado community and beyond. The church offers Sunday worship at 8am via Zoom and 9:30am in-person, with a focus on joyful worship, community, and campus outreach. Learn more about our mission.

St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church, located at 2425 Colorado Ave, Boulder, Colorado, has been a spiritual home for the University of Colorado community since its founding in 1948. As an Episcopal congregation, we are part of the Anglican tradition, emphasizing both ancient liturgy and modern inclusivity. Our mission is to worship together, pray for the world, and serve our neighbors, especially those at CU Boulder. About our mission.

We gather for Sunday worship at 8am via Zoom and 9:30am in-person, with a nursery available during the latter service. Healing prayer is offered during the 9:30am Eucharist and on Monday nights. Additional services include Wednesday morning hybrid worship and Bible study, as well as evening services during the academic year. Worship schedule.

Our community is diverse, welcoming people of all ages, backgrounds, and identities, including LGBTQIA+ individuals who are fully affirmed in leadership and sacramental life. We prioritize campus ministry through the Bread+Belonging program, offering dinners and events for students. Campus ministry.

Facilities include a large parking lot free for church services, a nursery, and spaces for community gatherings. We also provide pastoral care, prayer requests, and opportunities for members to get involved through volunteering and ministry roles. Get involved.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed, with ushers and clergy available to guide them through services. Our vision includes building a beloved community that reflects Christian values of love, sustainability, and collaborative service. Our vision.

St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church in Boulder offers a blend of traditional Episcopal worship and modern inclusivity, with services designed to accommodate both in-person and virtual participants. First-time visitors will likely appreciate the clear service times, welcoming atmosphere for newcomers, and strong campus ministry focus, particularly for University of Colorado students.

Pros

• Clear, posted service times with hybrid (Zoom and in-person) options for Sunday worship
• Provides a nursery during the 9:30 AM Sunday service for families
• Explicitly welcomes LGBTQIA+ individuals in all aspects of church life
• Offers campus ministry programs like Bread+Belonging with recurring student-focused events
• Includes free parking and accessible community gathering spaces
• Provides healing prayer services during Sunday Eucharist and Monday nights