Lex Anteinternet: Sunday Morning Scene: Churches of the West: Metropolitan Community Church, Denver Colorado.

Sunday, December 13, 2020

Sunday Morning Scene: Churches of the West: Metropolitan Community Church, Denver Colorado.

The thing omitted from this commentary was that I was somewhat lost when I took this photo, even though I've been in this neighborhood a million times.

Oops.

Churches of the West: Metropolitan Community Church, Denver Colorado.:

Metropolitan Community Church, Denver Colorado.

I really know nothing about this church at all, other than its in the Capitol Hill region of Denver where a lot of older churches are. It's not far from the large Episcopal Cathedral in Denver. Based upon what I can find about it, it fits into the politically and theologically liberal branch of Protestantism, and its occupying a church that was almost certainly built for another denomination some time ago.

My photo of it is awful, but I was in a hurry at the time I stumbled across it.

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