The mission of Sts. Peter & Paul is to be a beacon of Orthodox Christian spirituality in the greater Boulder area. Our diverse church family encompasses many converts to the Faith, as well as Greek, Arab, Romanian, Serbian and Russian Orthodox members. We strive together to live our Orthodox Christian Faith by having a devoted prayer life, through fasting and almsgiving, and by participating regularly in the services and Sacraments of the Holy Orthodox Church.

We welcome everyone to visit our parish to experience the ancient forms of worship that existed in the early centuries of the Christian Church — which we continue to practice unchanged today. Please take a moment to look through this website to learn more about our parish and our Faith and, if you have any questions, feel free to contact our priest, Fr. Jordan, or come and join us at one of our services or events.

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Live Stream

Next live stream: Orthros & Divine Liturgy, Sunday @ 8:15/9:30 am

We will be streaming on Facebook and on YouTube.

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Last live stream: Orthros & Divine Liturgy

Fr. Chrysostom's sermon: "The Rich Young Ruler"

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Bible Study

Next class: Wednesday, December 2 @ 10 am

The study will take place in the church and you are welcome to attend in person.

The class will also be offered via Zoom. We will email out the details; contact the host if you would like to attend online and are not on our email list or if you would like to view the recording afterwards.

Attendance Guidelines

Church services will continue with the revised Colorado Safer-at-Home guidelines set forth by the Governor of Colorado. (Read about Boulder County's Public Health Order 2020-10.)

Attendance will continue to be limited to 45 people in the church during the services. Due to the limited number of people allowed, a sign-up will be sent out and posted to the web site at the beginning of each week to give those interested the chance to attend.

Please note that a mask is required to be properly worn at ALL services during the week. If you do not have one or have forgotten one, a mask can be provided at the church.

Saturday school will be cancelled for the months of November and December. Our director, Aaron Wall, will continue to send out updates, as well as youth and family ministry activities that can be done at home.

Metropolitan Isaiah on receiving the Holy Eucharist

As members of our Orthodox Christian Church which our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ established through His Supreme Sacrifice on the Holy Cross, giving His holy Body and Sacred Blood for the Life of the world, we have been facing unwelcomed difficulties in unncessary discussions concerning the manner our people partake of the Holy Eurcharist. In the past two thousand years of the Church, during the first millennium the manner of the people receiving the Holy Eucharist was evolving. But for the past millennium the Church established the way in which people of all ages, including baptized infants and the elderly, could easily partake of the holy Body and sacred Blood of the Lord without difficulties in receiving the holy gifts.

Continue reading Metropolitan Isaiah's message.