Chapel of Our Saviour Episcopal Church

About this church

Chapel of Our Saviour is an Episcopal congregation in Colorado Springs established in 1959. Holy Eucharist is celebrated Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m. in the nave and online. Worship follows the Book of Common Prayer and centers on Scripture, prayer, music, and Communion. A printed bulletin contains everything needed to participate, and guests may join as much or as little as they prefer. Clothing ranges from jeans and shorts to dresses and business casual. Visitors are not asked to stand or identify themselves, though coffee and conversation are available after worship.

All baptized Christians are invited to Communion; people who are not baptized or prefer not to receive may come forward with crossed arms for a blessing or remain seated. Children may stay with their families, and joyful noise is welcomed. During the 10 a.m. service, Children's Chapel gathers in the loft for listening, questions, shared work, and prayer, then returns at the passing of the peace. Children also participate through music, service, stories, and their own gifts. Community involvement includes food collection for Westside Cares, meals for people serving neighbors, a Thursday book group at 10 a.m., public-school wellness workshops, and a summer fundraiser benefiting local care. The site does not describe parking, accessibility, nursery care, child check-in, volunteer screening, service length, or livestream delay.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, Episcopal identity, 8 and 10 o’clock Eucharist, open welcome, · Official visitor page, Scripture, prayer, music, Communion, bulletin, clothing, · Official children’s page, Children’s Chapel time and location, listening, prayer · Official service page, weekly Holy Eucharist times, nave worship, online option,

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Coffee and conversation — after Sunday worship

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