First Evangelical Lutheran Church

Rooted First in . . .

worship, learning and hospitality, we are sent forth in the power of the Holy Spirit, to witness to Christ and to serve others, both in our households and in the wider community.

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Saturday at 5:30pm
Sunday at 9:30am (Livestreamed)

We are located in beautiful Longmont, Colorado—in the heart of downtown, on the corner of Third Avenue and Terry Street.

Parking

Limited parking is available off Third Avenue. Entrance to rear parking lot via Terry or Pratt Street. Additional parking across from Ahlberg Funeral Chapel at 326 Terry St.

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Special Congregation Meeting Announcement

The Church Council has set a Special Congregation Meeting on
Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 10:45 a.m.
in the Friendship Center (Big Room)
for the sole purpose of considering the approval of the
2026-2027 Mission Spending Plan (budget)
for the congregation.

All voting members are encouraged to attend this meeting.

NOTE: A special informational meeting for interested members of the congregation to learn more about the proposed budget will be held this Sunday, September 20 at 10:45 am in the Friendship Center. The budget committee and church council will be available to discuss and answer questions regarding the proposed budget.

Welcome to First Lutheran in Longmont!

If we look a bit flat on your screen, be assured that we are entirely three dimensional saints and sinners in this church. And the saints and sinners part comes straight from our 16 th century ancestor Martin Luther who imparted on us that we, the people of God, always live within the grace of God, regardless of how much we mess up. (And trust us, we do. With some frequency.)

In our life as the people of God, we seek to follow Jesus of Nazareth. On some days, that’s a joy. On others, it’s easier said than done. But we are in community and remind each other not to take ourselves too seriously, but to take seriously the journey that we are on. So if you, too, are on a journey, or simply are longing to be on one, come and see. As always, there will be bread and wine shared in Communion, and water for baptism and oil for healing, and we’d love to share these gifts of God with you.

Pastor Stephanie Kopsch
First Lutheran's Pastor Through Transition