Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Denver

The Saint Paul Lutheran Community of Faith, formerly known as Saint Paul's English Evangelical Lutheran Church, has a long history of community involvement. The church has been serving as a spiritual and cultural center for its congregation since 1884.

The current corner building, constructed in 1925, exhibits an impressive Gothic Revival style, featuring intricate stonework, a towering belfry, and beautiful stained glass windows. In 1997, the building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Apart from its striking appearance, the church is famous for the ritual of Taize, which consists of music, meditation, and prayer fusion. The resolute stone walls of this temple create an effect, whereby the ethereal melodies from the organ's pipes resonate with the fervent prayers of worshipers, fostering a sense of divine connection that transcends the boundaries of time.