Community Resources

Buddhism 

• Mindfulness Buddhism
  

Nicheren Buddhism  

• Pueblo Buddhist Club  

Pure Land Buddhism  

• Southern Colorado Buddhist Collective  

Theravada Buddhism 

• Buddhist Gathering of Pueblo  

Baptist 

• Eighth Street Baptist Church  

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 

• North Side Ward 

• Pueblo West Ward 

• South Side Ward 

Congregational 

• Christ Congregational Church 

Disciples of Christ 

• Central Christian Church 

Episcopal 

• Ascension Episcopal Church 

• St. Peter the Apostle Episcopal Church 

Lutheran 

• King of Kings Lutheran Church 

Methodist 

• Avondale United Methodist Church 

• First United Methodist Church 

• Sonrise United Methodist Church 

• Wesley United Methodist Church 

Presbyterian 

• First Presbyterian Church 

Catholic, Roman 

• Cathedral of the Sacred Heart 

• Our Lady Mt. Carmel Church 

Orthodox, Eastern 

• Archangel Michael Orthodox Church 

• St John Greek Orthodox Church 

Nondenominational 

• --- 

• Center for Inner Peace 

Sunni 

• Pueblo Islamic Society 

Conservative 

• United Hebrew Center 

Reform 

• Temple Emanuel 

• Pagan Community Resource: Laura Holmstrom-Keyes 

• First Unitarian Society 

Pueblo Faith Leaders in Action (FLiA) is an organization of faith leaders working to improve the community. 

Pueblo Faith Leaders in Action (FLiA), in association with Together Colorado, is a group of non-partisan, multi-racial, multi-faith leaders, committed to social justice and community improvement through advocacy and community organizing. Working together with other clergy and faith leaders, we stand in solidarity with the cries for justice, compassion, equity, and non-violence. 

The Interfaith Alliance of Colorado promotes justice, religious liberty, and interfaith understanding through building relationships in order to educate, advocate, and catalyze social change. 

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Interfaith Alliance of Colorado: We envision a society where all people are free and supported to live the life they wish for. We imagine faith communities from many traditions and backgrounds who are committed to work grounded in our shared values, in order to engage in collaborative action to dismantle systemic oppression. We see people coming together across our many differences to build authentic “got your back” friendships, to celebrate together in moments of joy, to grieve together in times of pain, and to advocate and work together to improve people’s lives. 

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Together Colorado is a nonpartisan, multi-racial and multi-faith community organization working to place human dignity at the center of public life in Colorado. 

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