We have visited Cathedrals all over the world and this Cathedral is as beautiful or more beautiful…read morethan many we've seen. The stained glass windows are just spectacular. This is a must see if you visit Denver

I'm an avid architect fan and love the gothic revival style of this cathedral…read more Didn't get a chance to view the interior designs.

Very friendly people who welcomed us to the Sunday service. Stunningly beautiful church. Took the…read moretour and learned about the history of the church. Have made it our church because of their progressive outreach programs and inclusivity of all.

Great ambiance. Professional choir. Very welcoming and nice people…read more.. Was impressive

I initially visited this church about a month ago after researching churches in my area, and at…read morefirst it seemed like a place that aligned with what I was looking for spiritually. I was interested in becoming baptized here, attended the baptism class, and had conversations with the lead pastor and a deacon about my personal story. I also spoke with Drew, the leader of the men's group, and was open and honest with them about my background. After writing my baptism speech and preparing to share my testimony with the church, I was informed shortly after my conversation with Drew that they would not baptize me because of my past. This was extremely disappointing, especially after I had already received encouragement and approval from members of the pastoral team and had invested time preparing for this step. What concerned me most was the way the situation was handled. When I expressed that I would seek baptism elsewhere, I was told that anyone who would baptize me would be "ungodly" and, in Drew's words, "crazy." That response felt judgmental and inconsistent with the grace, forgiveness, and acceptance I believe a church should represent. I also came to feel that personal information shared in confidence was not handled with the level of care and discretion I expected from a church community. I originally came here looking for genuine fellowship and spiritual growth, but my experience left me feeling hurt and disappointed. I would encourage anyone searching for a church to carefully consider whether this is the type of environment where they feel they can be open, accepted, and supported.

This church truly worships Jesus! It is very welcoming and there is a variety of ages and people…read more The preaching is right on and I personally felt very included.

We love worshipping here. 10/10 in music and messages. Fabulous kids ministry...large church with…read moregood security.

They have wonderful music and messages from the pastor! It feeds my soul. It needs more greeters…read moreto reach out to those who are new, looking lost, shabby, etc. At our old church, some of the pastors were instrumental in being available before services for that very reason...

I started with this church when they rented the West Ridge Theater on Sunday morning. where the Wal…read moreMart now stands at Colfax & Wadsworth. Never gave a thought it would turn into what it has today. Like the peacefulness, the guiltless way offerings are made, the positive, upbeat, music - not all holiness/worship music. The entire church has a very positive vibe and EVERYONE is accepted. ANYONE can grow from the messages spoken each week. Take what you like and leave the rest!

I used to live less than a mile from this church. I first went when Fred Vogt was head minister. He…read morewas entertaining! Roger Teel took the mantle and was head minister for a long time. I really liked him a lot. He retired and two senior ministers shared the duties. I went a few times after Dr. Roger left. It's always different when the head minister changes. I've had mostly wonderful experiences there. I took classes, too. This is not the church for evangelical Christians. If you're looking for guilt, fire and brimstone, this is not the church for you. This is about Law of Attraction and welcomes all. You won't hear any specific politics from the pulpit. It's based in love and peace, and honors the earth. Because it's universal, there won't be a lot of Jesus talk except as he was a great teacher who taught love. The few not so great experiences I've had there were based on who was teaching. Just quit and wait for a different teacher. I live an hour away now. Today, we drove down for a labyrinth walk for peace, aligning with groups and churches around the world. It was wonderful. I cried, realizing how much I've missed this place the past five years. I don't know what's going on administratively and frankly, I'm too old to care. Science of Mind feeds my soul, and that's what counts. For those who are naysayers, understand that the pandemic affected everything including attendance. They've adapted as best as they could. Go there if you want a practice. Go there if you understand that we are responsible for our lives. Go there if you're hopeful and want to join a positive community.

Started going to church here when I first moved to Denver…read more This place truly feels like home, and the people like family. If you are looking for a well-balanced church that is Bible-teaching and Holy Spirit-led, then you've come to the right place!!

Been attending this church since 2012 when it was at the top of the theme park. They have fantastic…read moreworship! And I do think their services are very meaty. They get five stars because it is overall a wonderful church with a wonderful community. I do think that sometimes the messages are more geared towards a newer Christian crowd, but I love that they are reaching those groups of people.

I attended a GriefShare group here after losing my dad to cancer in early 2025, hoping to find…read moresupport and community during a really difficult time. I appreciated that they offer grief resources, and I do think the intention behind the program is good. However, by the third session I realized it wasn't the right fit for me. The group was very heavily faith-based and strongly Christian-centered, which may work well for some people, but I didn't feel there was much space for those of different beliefs who are simply seeking grief support. I also felt the facilitation could have been stronger. One participant dominated most of the discussion each session, which made it hard for others to share or feel heard. The group size was also quite large for a single facilitator, which contributed to that issue. Unfortunately, instead of feeling supported, I often left feeling worse, so I decided to stop attending. I'm grateful they provide resources, but I would recommend this group primarily for people specifically looking for Christian-based grief support rather than general grief counseling.

This is an amazing church. All around, amazing community, worship and music…read more They put on an a great service. Been coming here for years and never thought to do a review. Highly recommend this church. Non denominational church. Welcomes everyone from all walks of life and backgrounds.

If you are looking for a welcoming and affirming church community in the Denver area, I highly…read morerecommend attending Calvary Baptist Church on Hampden and Monaco. The congregation is warm and supportive, making everyone feel seen and valued. One of their guiding philosophies is, receive what resonates with you and release what doesn't knowing that it might be for someone else". this greatly encourages openness and respect for diverse perspectives. At Calvary Baptist, the environment feels like a classroom, not a courtroom, fostering growth and understanding. As they remind attendees, "The soul becomes dyed by the color of your thoughts". This church offers a space to nurture your spirit, explore your faith in a thoughtful and compassionate setting. I've only attended 4 services and NEVER thought I would be apart of a Baptist church, but I've been lifted each and every time. The Pastoral staff is amazing! I

Calvary Baptist is an open to all faith community that puts their beliefs as followers of Christ…read moreinto practice, not only through fantastic sermons, beautiful music, and community but through extending a helping hand to communities that need it including people of color, LGBT+ people and homeless people. I am glad to know that there is a church that stands with women, believes Black Lives Matter and actively participates in anti-racist actions and teachings, and supports the lgbt community. Many churches preach "come as you are", but calvary puts it into practice.

Never have I felt so at home at a church. All you need is to read their ethos:…read more Married, divorced or single here, it's one family that mingles here. Conservative or liberal here, we've all gotta give a little here. Big or small here, there's room for us all here. Doubt or believe here, we all can receive here. Gay or straight here, there's no hate here Woman or man here, everyone can here. Whatever your race here, for all of us grace here. Live and love without labels. Prepare to grow, laugh and love in the most real way. The world needs more of this. Service is Sundays at 10:15AM, there's a community hour and coffee starting at 9 where you can hear other's stories. The first Sunday of every month there's BBQs and Potlucks directly following service. Lots of opportunities to connect through the week as well! Great place.

All I can say to review Highlands is that I have searched 25 years for this community. It's about…read morelove here, and in that I find Jesus. Come as you are.

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.