The Cathedral of the Rockies can trace its roots back to 1872, the first Methodist Church in Boise City officially opened its doors with 43 dedicated and adventurous people. Idaho became a State in 1890 and the Methodist church was busting at the seams. A large, beautiful, modern new church was built at 10th and State Street until again, the congregation had outgrown its place of worship and community service. Photos from the late 1950's show crowded rooms and a packed church with barely any standing room on Sunday mornings. In a huge leap of faith, prayer, and vision, the current Cathedral of the Rockies was completed just in time for the Christmas services of 1960. A major expansion took place in 2002 allowing for additional worship services, larger events, and better education and meeting facilities. Cathedral of The Rockies continues to grow with the recent joining of the Amity United Methodist Church and ever expanding mission, ministry, youth and outreach services and events. Whether you are searching for a church home or just visiting, we want you to know that you are welcome here! The banner over our doors reads "All Means All," and we strive to live into that!