St. Luke's Episcopal Church

St. Luke's uses the NRSV; this website allows you to look up specific passages using the NRSV translation.

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St. Luke’s is a member of the Episcopal Diocese of Colorado.

St. John's is the Cathedral Church for the Episcopal Diocese of Colorado..

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The mission of the Food Bank for Larimer County is "to reduce hunger in Larimer County, Colorado through programs that collect, process, store and distribute food to individuals and in cooperation with agencies that serve those in need".