While I was in Denver this summer I was able to attend a Sunday service at Orgyen Khamdroling and…read moreit was beautiful! The building and rooms were super clean and full of character, you can tell the people who run this place truly take pride in caring for it. The friendliness of the people here was outstanding. This was my first visit here and I felt welcomed from the moment I set foot through the doors. Before service started, a member set me up with the books they were using for the day and as they went through it, during service, the person next to me would queue me periodically to help me keep pace with their prayers- this was a relief and very helpful for a newcomer like me. A bonus before service was a 45 min yoga session that happens every Sunday and it's free to anyone and everyone! This was a nice stretch for the morning and was fun hearing the conversation between members. I felt completely comfortable as the yoga moves were not overwhelming or too difficult and the members made it a point to include my friend and me in their banter. At the end of the session, was time for quiet and relaxation and ended about 15 to 30 minutes before the Sunday service began. Overall, a wonderful place that I would recommend to everyone! Definitely a place to visit while in Denver, not matter your religion or background, this place is accepting to all!

Angela B. You can learn a great deal about Buddhist…read moremeditation and Tibetan ritual practice and culture at OKL. Anyen Rinpoche's teaching style will help to inspire you to engage in a deeper relationship with yourself and help you to find an authentic motivation to be more beneficial to others. If you want to gain a better understanding of your mind and how you relate to others, Anyen Rinpoche and OKL members will be of great support to you.

The Cambodian Buddhist of Colorado is a non-profit Buddhist Temple that was established in late…read more2016. Good monk and peaceful!

Jonathan Ellerby built that Spiritual Center to an amazing place of healing and love over a [period…read moreof over 6 years because that is what he was. Rev. Christina Jones has completely destroyed that in a few short months. It transcends being a complete tragedy landing as a spiritual sacrilege. More so her entire board agrees with her threatening behavior. I went to drop off some warm clothes for a homeless man and found the doors unlocked and no one there. I have helped cook lunch and done other volunteer work there for over three years. I called the people who were in charge, and they were too busy to deal with it. I fended off 3 people who came in for 3.5 hours, one being quite belligerent. I called for help again as I am 77 and was ignored or yelled at. So then I left the clothes and necessities for the man at the St. Francis door where the church custodian or whatever he is took them and took the extra effort to throw them into a dumpster full of rotting food instead of just laying them next to the dumpster. When I heard about this, I went back with the homeless man rescued what we could and then wrote several angry emails about my abandonment and the cruel action of deliberately trying to destroy the clothes. So the not so good reverend, in my opinion did not like what I wrote and instead of attempting to do healing she wrote a really nasty email saying she had reporting me to the authorities, though she and everyone refuse to tell me who they are; and then openly threatened to have me arrested for illegal dumping and then board president Bob Bercaw or whatever his last name is sent me an email banning me from the property. Wish I could attach her emails here. So if this sounds like the kind of place you feel will advamce your spiritual growth then go for it. Spiritual growth here is like hiking through peanut butter and gratitude is a word that the reverend and the board can spell but that is as far as it goes.

Have been active here for a few years now. This place is an inclusive haven for any seeker. When…read morethey say "all are welcome," they mean it! Sunday Services are uplifting and positive with lots to take away and chew on. The music is terrific! The readings and poetry are fantastic as well. I love the classes, where you can really bring all of yourself and ask your questions, and join others on the spiritual path. Dr. Jonathan is a fantastic guide and he and the board really shepherd the community mindfully, with many opportunities to participate, join in, and gather in different capacities.

Just a beautiful, very friendly, neighborhood Episcopal Church…read more The Sunday Service in English wasn't very well attended, but those who did attend were really nice and insisted that my mother (visiting from out of town) and I stay for coffee hour afterwards. I love that they have a food closet here. And, it truly is a food closet. A couple times a week, they are open and those in need of assistance can come in and get what they need by shopping the food closet. In fact, during the church service, we noticed a "shopping list" in the handout for items that the food closet was most in need of. Fantastic! I make an effort to buy a few extra things every week when I go grocery shopping to help out the food bank. If you live in the Highlands and are doing some Spring cleaning of your pantry, drop your canned/boxed goods off at Our Merciful Savior! Help out folks in need right here in the neighborhood!

We have gone to OMS for a couple of years now. The English service at 9am is a small but very…read morefriendly and faithful crowd. We have felt very welcomed and loved here after getting tired of the showmanship at some churches. The open arms and inclusiveness has been wonderful. It is great to get to know people who have lived in the neighborhood for 60 to 80 years (seriously). We also appreciate the integrity and commitment of the staff there and the focus on addressing hunger, education, poverty, immigration, and other social justice issues in the city. The Spanish speaking service is at 11am, with bilingual services at 10am on special Sundays. We have enjoyed the opportunities to connect with the great diversity of people at OMS.

Proper name. Loving, cozy community. Love that confessions are offered before all Mass celebration…read more Come join!

I accidentally went here thinking it was Catholic but was pleasantly suprised to here minister…read morealmost defending Catholic 's. What a breath of fresh air. If I were staying in the area I would most definitely revisit. Congregation was very welcoming.

I'm from out of state and attended Red Rocks Church this past Sunday because I was in town for a…read moreconference. I was immediately greeted by a sweet older man who told me where the entrance to the auditorium was. Pastor Conrad was welcoming and encouraged all guests to meet and greet with him. Uncle Jimmy (Pastor Jimmy Rollins) gave an amazing sermon on giving through the church and ended with a video on Red Rocks Church's many campuses now serving families with children with special needs/disabilities. It featured a video on a girl named Hattie. I was incredibly moved by what this church is doing and being an example of the hands and feet of Jesus. The sermon was on a screen and was live from another campus but I didn't care about that, it was God's message that morning and I received it regardless of how it was delivered. The Worship team encourages you to worship the Lord, not their music. And they shared a new song they wrote. They work hard and serve hard. They are FIRE. From beginning to end, I worshipped (with arms up the whole time), I laughed, I cried, and laughed again, during the sermon. Lastly, when leaving the church, I saw the same elderly man (who greeted me before service) now walking side by side with a blind man, to ensure he got to his car in the parking lot. I encourage anyone to attend this church, you will feel the presence of the Lord. You won't just experience it, you'll see it with your own eyes, just as I did.

I've been here maybe 10 times in the past 3 years. Every…read moretime I visit through the years this church has been amazing. Complimentary donuts and coffee. Amazing music and the pastor is very good. TIP: arrive 15 minutes early for a good seat.

I drove 45 minutes to buy bánh Tét, bánh chưng for the Vietnam New Year and try their home cook…read moredishes. I end up spending $300. They did a good jobs. All the ladies were friendly, helpful and kind. I enjoy supporting their causes. I'll return for more. The new year bánh Tết and bánh Chưng were being memorable time growing up watching the elderly gathering to make the rice cake. I wish they have Xôi.

Found a nice little Vietnamese church to attend over the weekend. After mass, the congregation…read morewould head over to their food hall and sell homemade food to buy. I had the Banh Mi which are basically Vietnamese Poboy. They were selling lots of different food and drinks but I was meeting up with a coworker after church so I only had the Banh Mi with lemongrass pork, it was delicious!

On Monday November 6th I was disrespected at the diamond way Buddha center by lead meditation…read moreinstructor . and don't agree with the meditation practice. False teachings about colors related to chakras. The meditation keeps you trapped in low vibration.

This is an amazingly dedicated group of people who work tirelessly with their minds for the benefit…read moreof all beings. It's pretty great to be a part of, and for many it's easy to overlook just how amazing it is. Nobody at the Diamond Way Buddhist Center brags about themselves, but it is very obvious that it is full to the gills with meditators who have gained their wisdom through experience. If you're looking for "the real deal" in your own language, there is absolutely no better place. (And, if there ever was, the people at the Diamond Way Buddhist Center would probably go there!) There are many stories of methods less effective than the ones used here are sold for thousands of dollars. The meditations at the Diamond Way Buddhist Center are always free! (There are indeed some things that have a nominal cost, but never much.) I highly recommend checking it out; it's the best I've found!