St. Paul's Lutheran Church

About this church

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church is an ELCA congregation in downtown Cheyenne rooted in God’s Word and Lutheran faith, with a mission to walk together in worship, service, and community. Sunday liturgy and weekly Communion are complemented by Christian education, choir and handbells, prayer, quilting, hunger response, a Little Free Pantry, Family Promise, and other local partnerships. Worship is available in person and by livestream.

Sunday worship begins at 9:30 a.m. Mountain Time, followed by coffee and social time at 10:30. Sunday School meets at 10:45 from September through May, and all are welcome to receive Holy Communion each week. The older building has been adapted for a broad range of needs: automatic main doors lead to an elevator serving the sanctuary and Fellowship Hall; accessible parking is available in the lot and on House Avenue; family restrooms, wheelchair spaces beside family seating, altar access, large-print materials, and assistive-listening units are provided. An usher can supply listening equipment or printed materials. Homebound members may arrange a sacramental visit through the office. Children’s sermons, transportation assistance, greeting, reading, ushering, and Communion service offer visible roles for members during worship rather than separating service from congregational participation.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, ELCA identity, worship, education, and outreach · Building, hearing, parking, print, and Communion accessibility · Worship participation and children’s sermons · Volunteer committees and congregational service

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Holy Communion — every Sunday

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