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.

Hearing the active and living Word of God! A true Bible following church where EVERYONE is welcomed…read moreand loved in accordance with Jesus Christ. Also hear our pastor online and on the radio!!

Great service today…read more Believe service is 8:30 & 10:30 on Sundays and I believe 8:30 on Saturdays. (Might be another service but not sure)

More of a cult than a church in my opinion. I would not recommend this place to anyone. A very…read morefervent member of the church and I were dating to be married, he baptised me in this church, and then unceremoniously dumped me over the phone. He said jesus told him we were not meant to be together. What a convenient message and great timing since he had promised to take care of me through a scheduled operation the very next day! A few weeks later, another member called to ask me how I was doing to check up on me "post baptism" and I said well not great; I asked to be placed in a small group and they proceeded to shun me, no communication or answers to my emails and texts. I did receive one more call from a man telling me when I could attend church, since the person who I was dating attended at xyz time and abc time, then I should go exactly at "def" time. I said Wow so you are calling me post-baptism to dictate to me when I should attend? Do you have any other questions or comments for me, Mister post baptism helper person? No, he did not. I'm one of the first people baptised in their new location at Washington Park, in the flowered outfit. Pretty swanky location for a non profit. If you visit the website, the first place to click is "donate". Also, they mention simple church which good luck if you get a response from anyone for that; it did not ever work for me. As others have mentioned, this is not a thinking person's place to congregate. I have two undergraduate degrees, a master's degree, and a professional license. The singing and shiny happy people are welcoming at the onset, but if you dare speak up, question their practices, or have differing opinions, then you just might be an outcast and pushed away, as I have been.

Been looking for a place since I moved out to CO and this is not it. The pastor denounced science…read moretwice in a single sermon which is frustrating. It doesn't have to be either or, God and science coexist in this world and both be right. He also mentioned newcomers commenting on how they "don't know what's going on inside" but they "felt God in there" and honestly I've never felt God less in a place. Definition of commercial Christianity unfortunately.

This review is specifically about the infant/child dedication service…read more I had the honor to attend the dedication service recently with the family I nanny for. Although I haven't attend a regular church service here, I was very impressed with the dedication from the way it was set up (cozy and intimate) to the pastors message (simple and loving) to the dedication process (short and sweet). They were warm, welcoming & passionate about children and their journey with Christ. I was impressed and enjoyed my experience.

I love this church the people are so friendly and welcoming , the music is amazing and the service…read moreis always so great.

From even one experience here, this seems like such a loving and kind family of believers. The…read moreworship is powerful, the speaker is biblically sound, and people seem to know each other personally. If you live in the area, I would check out this church and their ministries.

From the owner: Platt Park Church is a multi-denominational church based in Denver. Join us on Sunday for a…read morecontemporary church service of music, prayer, and readings where everyone will feel welcomed. We also offer a Youth Ministry for children of all ages. Join us today and re-imagine your life with God!

I have been attending NDC for a year now. They have 2 services in the winter, at 8:30 am and 10 am…read more The building was built a long time ago, giving it great character. Between the coffee in the loft, helping in the nursery, and ladies' game nights, I truly feel a part of a community. I highly recommend NDC. It has been a wonderful community with friendly and welcoming people. The lead pastor is a history professor at a local college. He incorporates history, art, and poetry into the sermons, which makes it interesting.

When I moved to Denver, I made a list of churches to check out and New Denver was the first stop on…read morethe list. I felt accepted and welcomed the first Sunday that I attended and I ended up not checking out any other churches on my list. I have been going to NDC for 8 years now and love the church even more today. The community of people we have is accepting, friendly, inclusive, and I have made many friends because of NDC. The pastors are amazing and the sermons are usually relevant to my life. There are so many ways to be involved- through womens and mens events, volunteering, discipleship groups (small groups), and more. This will be my church home as long as I call Denver home!

My wife and I don't "shop" or change churches, but we started to look for a church that was…read moreGod-glorifying, Christ-centered, and Bible preaching and we found Hope. It is a mixed congregation of loving followers of Jesus who seek to abide in Christ. We've been regulars for a few years, but are leaving for a mission in Africa. We'll miss Hope like family., but will continue to join them in prayer (and Skype).

I like Hope Church! My mom was visiting back in March and wanted to find a church to go to while…read moreshe was here. So I did a little research (we recently moved here) and found Hope Church. It's a young crowd, with a full band including a kid who plays the bongos. We've gone a couple times since and are planning on attending more regularly.

Me and my family have been going to Bloom for three years. We really enjoy it. It has liturgy,…read moretimes of prayer, and the worship is great. They have two gatherings every Sunday. The main thing that Bloom is about is its house churches. This is where people from the Bloom community meet twice a month and share a meal, read scripture and pray together. So much of the Bloom community is built on getting together in this way. I would recommend coming to a Sunday gathering and then trying out a house church near your.

I discovered Bloom around 2009 by a Facebook ad. I remember quickly checking it out and loved the…read morevibe. Seemed at the time to be a place I longed to be a part of. I became involved for about a year and a half. As it turned out, I began being active in a church elsewhere. Years later, I've come back and found the same thing I left behind. The liturgy is expressive and meaningful, the music contemplative, and the messages uplifting. It's wonderful to be back.

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.

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!!

This church has been my home for more than a decade, it is a welcoming place for people to…read moreaccurately discover the historical Jesus of Nazareth. The leadership and staff confidently teach the Gospel of Jesus. The intentional community driven atmosphere connects people and disciples them to be biblically & theologically grounded, self-aware, on mission, and spiritually vital. A great place to land if you've been apart of churches for your entire life or never stepped foot in a church before! Come and check them out!

At the time I attended Fellowship Denver, I had many spiritual doubts and wrestling. It did not…read morewelcome my wrestling. (From the pulpit they stated that they welcome those things, but that was not my experience.) I felt deeply lonely in my wrestling, not welcome to explore my questions. I often sat in my car and cried after services, feeling confused and alone after the teaching and worship (see below). Leaving was an act of trust in God, one that began the journey to my own healing. Perhaps I am writing this post of out of residual pain, but maybe it will protect someone else. One of their frequent worship songs had the lyrics, "I am nothing more than sin." The first time I heard it, I looked around and the entire room was singing that lyric with hands raised - no one thinking for themselves that such a statement is not biblical. That same Sunday, during a baby dedication, Hunter prayed, "God, these babies are sin in your eyes." I waited for him to expound - that they were also created in God's image - or even that God desired to save them. But other than the dedication, that was the only statement he made about the babies. These are only 2 of many examples of the hyper focus on depravity that led me to leave. As God was teaching me about His love... I just couldn't carry the heaviness I felt every Sunday after the sermons and worship, so after two years, I started searching for a new church. Additionally, some of the teachings in the church turned grey areas of Scripture into absolutes - the pastors often insisting their interpretations of Scripture were biblical and others were not. One example - sex before marriage. (I attended the same seminary as both pastors - and even at that seminary, several professors dialogued about there not actually being bible verse prohibiting sex before marriage - it only prohibits sexual immorality - which is left un-defined in the Bible.) Yet Fellowship Denver pastors insisted that they could "define" what sexual immorality meant, despite the Bible itself not even being clear. This happened with many topics - little nuance with complicated Scriptures and insistence that they held the biblical truth on topics of controversy. Part of my own spiritual healing involved embracing spiritual nuance - not something welcome at Denver Fellowhip. Ironically, I witnessed Fellowship Denver pastors calling other pastors at other churches "prideful" (because the other pastor believed he was teaching biblical truth when it clashed with the Fellowship Denver views). To me, there are real problems in the world - and to focus on name calling other pastors, eliminating premarital sex, eradicating gay marriage, the depravity of a baby... are these really the things that will change the world? Where is the love? The curiosity? The questions? The humility? I do believe this would be a good community for people with a more rigid set of beliefs. Who care deeply about monitoring the private sexual lives of others (monitoring a single person having sex with a fiancé or a gay couple), who have a hyper focus on depravity & children being nothing more than sin, who don't wrestle with questions or doubts, and who want to be spoon fed someone else's interpretations of Scripture rather than bringing Scripture before God in humble curiosity.