How it all started...
2000: The journey to where Holy Trinity is now began in the year 2000 when Fr. Greg Smith completed seminary and moved from Pennsylvania to the Denver area to plant a church. Alongside a handful of supporters, Greg and his family founded Community at the Well, a community focused on cultivating small groups that met weekly in each other's homes. The committed members of Community at the Well helped establish a strong and stable Anglican faith community in the Broomfield area.
2000-2009: Fr. Greg led Community at the Well into a relationship with the newly formed Anglican Mission in the Americas. It’s with the AMIA that the church began its association with foreign partners from Rwanda, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, and other East African Anglican Churches. Fr. Greg also led Community at the Well to join with other Broomfield area Anglican Churches, combining and unifying multiples sites. After this unification the church changed its name to Epiphany Anglican Fellowship.
2000-2009: Fr. Greg led Community at the Well into a relationship with the newly formed Anglican Mission in the Americas. It’s with the AMIA that the church began its association with foreign partners from Rwanda, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, and other East African Anglican Churches. Fr. Greg also led Community at the Well to join with other Broomfield area Anglican Churches, combining and unifying multiples sites. After this unification the church changed its name to Epiphany Anglican Fellowship.
