This Summer we are bringing a bit of theatre to our Sunday services.
It seems to us that, as we look out at the problems of the world, the key educational need is in fostering the understanding that we are not all separate beings in a separated world, but are all one in the great consciousness that infuses our planet, the earth, all living organisms, and all of humanity.
The illusion of separation is the illusion that drives the fear that makes defence and security the number one priority of those who have enough, and want to make sure that this ‘enough’ is not taken from them.
The reality is that there is enough for everyone, if we could but see our way to understanding that cooperation, not confrontation, is what will save our humanity, both in body and the soul.
Over the summer Nicholas has written and will be presenting a series of monologues exploring how individual people arrive at that moment of understanding.
Those featured include a factory worker, a law enforcement officer, a doctor, a politician, a scientist and someone on their deathbed.
The monologues are sacred paths described in the vernacular, which means in everyday language.
After the monologue Heather will make some comments then open for general discussion.
Music will be provided by the Aspen Music festival students.
We hope to see you here, and bring your friends!

6/16/2026

Hello and welcome to our church. If you are a new visitor, we have a page for you to get to know us and learn more about planning a visit.
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Planning your Visit

Hi there!

We are Nicholas and Heather Vesey.
We lead the services here at the Aspen Chapel most Sundays.
Have a look around our site. There are plenty of free courses to watch from our 'Wisdom from the Top of the World' page. Click here to go to it

If you are planning on a visit, here is some information as to what to expect:

When: We meet every Sunday at 9.30am for about an hour. If you cannot make it in person, you can live stream the event by clicking here.

Where: We are the chapel by the roundabout as you come into aspen. Specifically here.

What: We (Heather and Nicholas) come from a Christian Episcopal background, however our community draws from all the world’s wisdom traditions with the aim of learning together to live our lives more skillfully.

And there are local musicians from up and down the Roaring Fork Valley to play for us.

Every week we will focus on a topic within a theme.

At the moment we are looking at what the topic of Treasure.
Looking at what we treasure in life Click here to access the series on video.

There will also be prayer and meditation, generally led by Heather, and Nicholas will give a talk on the topic for the day.

Finally, there is an opportunity for discussion and feedback as we pass the microphone around for everyone to join in.

Kids? We also offer childcare with younger children being looked after and given creative ways to look at a topic for the day.

Coffee and Yummies. After the service there is a food and drink reception for everyone to get to know each other a bit more.

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