About Mount Calvary Lutheran Church

Mount Calvary from the East

Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church was established in 1887 by Swedish immigrants to Colorado. Throughout the years, Mount Calvary has grown from its humble roots and prospered along with Boulder, so that now it and its members are "blessed to be a blessing" to the community and the world. In recognition of that blessing, we have adopted this phrase from Genesis, "Blessed To Be A Blessing", as our motto and mission. It is now chiseled into the stone over the entrance to our new building.

Mount Calvary has a strong and vibrant Music, Youth and Service Ministry program.  Our worship services have distinctive flair, be it contemporary or traditional liturgy and music that you enjoy.  Our youth groups are strong and growing, and are always looking for new friends to join with them. Our Missions programs benefit both our local communities and stretches around the globe.

Spring Concert with Jacquelynne Fontaine

05/10/2008 - 7:00pm
05/10/2008 - 9:00pm

Dear Friends,

I'd like to invite you to a very special event taking place at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church in Boulder. On Saturday, May 10, 7:00pm we will be presenting Jacquelynne Fontaine, Soprano, in concert. Jacque is a former Miss California (2006 - 2007), and has a stunning, lush, lyrical voice comfortable in a wide range of styles.  She will be joined by the Mt. Calvary Festival Choir and vocal soloists from Metropolitan State College of Denver, along with instrumentalists and our own Kristina Eller at the organ and piano. I will be at the piano and conducting this event.

The concert will be performed in English, Latin, Spanish and French, and will feature works by Rodrigo, Hoiby, Cope, Bach, Walton, Delibes, Floyd, and Bernstein. I will present Debussy's beloved Clair de Lune as a piano solo, and the performance will conclude with a rousing version of Handel's Hallelujah Chorus.

The Parish Visitor, April 2008

The March 2008 edition of Mount Calvary's newsletter, The Parish Visitor, is now available online as a .pdf file. You will need Adobe's free reader software to view the newsletter. If you do not already have Adobe Reader, you may download it for free here.

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