James Murdoch, an important Denver architect during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, designed the 1890 church building.  Its Victorian German style reflects the large number of German immigrants populating the neighborhood.  A soaring steeple on a corner bell tower distinguishes this refurbished red-brick Gothic Revival chapel.  Rhyolite trims the entrance beneath a rose window.  Inside, the original carved wood statues, pulpit, baptismal font, and pews survive under hammered ceiling beams set in a herringbone pattern.