UNIVERSITY
LUTHERAN CHAPEL



Welcome
University Lutheran Chapel (Boulder) is a campus ministry congregation sponsored in part by the Rocky Mountain District of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod.
We serve the students, faculty, staff, and community of the University of Colorado with the gifts of Christ's Word and Sacraments. We are sinners who gather to receive the forgiveness Christ won on the cross for our salvation.
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We meet on Sundays at 5pm for Divine Service at 1202 Folsom Street, Boulder (across from CU Boulder's Folsom Field). During the semester, a meal follows the service.
Semester(s)
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at a glance
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First day of classes - Thursday, January 8
SPRING RETREAT MARCH 6-8
Spring Break - March 16-20
Last day of classes - Friday, April 24
Graduation - May 2, 2056
Check back regularly for updates. (Last update 1/25/26).
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HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
3/29, 5pm Palm Sunday
4/2, 7pm Maundy Thursday
4/3,7 pm7pm Good Friday
4/4, 7pm Easter Vigil
4/5, 10 am Easter Service with brunch to follow
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
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WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY 7pm Pray Vespers and Bible Study. This happens EVERY week during the Semester when CU is in session. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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1/25, 5 pm Divine Service with VOTERS MEETING & meal following.
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2/1, 5 pm Divine Service with meal following.
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2/8, 3 pm Divine Service NOTE TIME CHANGE
SUPER BOWL PARTY TO FOLLOW.
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2/15, 5 pm Divine Service, with meal following.
A CHURCH HOME AWAY FROM HOME
We are located on the corner of Colorado and Folsom, 50 feet from the CU campus, directly across from the Engineering Building and Folsom Field.

OUR TEACHING
We teach the Bible, God's Word, as the sole source of all theology. But if you were to ask,"What do you believe the Bible teaches?" then our teachings can be summarized in the Small Catechism and The Book of Concord.

YOU MIGHT BE A LUTHERAN IF...
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You believe the Bible is 100% God's true Word from Genesis through Revelation.
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You believe that when Jesus said, "This is my body," He meant, "This is my body."
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You believe that salvation is by grace alone through faith alone because of Christ alone.
