Colorado's oldest Congregational church is a one-and-one-half-story vernacular Queen Anne Style structure of rough reddish stone with a cross outlined in neon atop its open bell tower. Gothic arches frame all structural openings, and a steep gable roof covers an interior with walnut beams, pews, and paneling lit by stained glass windows.
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