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.

My wife and I were members of CCC before we helped start Scum of the Earth Church. Fantastic…read morepeople! Our youngest son grew up there in the kids/youth ministry and they still have one of the best kids ministries in Denver--especially since it's not a megachurch. There's solid Biblical teaching from Jill and Wes and the guest preachers (I'm happy o be numbered among them). Lively and contemplative worship mark Sunday mornings. It really is, "A fun place to get serious about God." - Mike Sares

Celebration Community Church is a great place to worship on Sundays with a large playground, a…read moreSunday School, and a youth group for kids, and numerous get-togethers for adults. The service starts at 10 A.M., but the band is warming up 1 hour earlier, so it is good to come early if possible. The service is scheduled to end at 11:30, but it often goes a few minutes long. Welcoming community of leaders reflects the whole congregation at large. Be sure to ask the lead and assistant pastors for prayers if you need them, they are very willing to help you out! Get a handout from the greeter, meet everyone at the welcome team, and grab some of the free snacks from the community that they hand out! Also remember that while you are not a hostage, many members of CCC do not leave immediately after the service, but instead connect with the community. You can walk 5 feet in any direction and greet anyone you see and they would love to talk and pray with you. If you see someone with a chess board, that's me. If you know the rules, come up and play! Remember to look on the back of your handout for the events they have scheduled! Celebration Community Church really is a fun place to get serious about God! As I am writing this we are about to study the book of Daniel. This is their website domain: https://www.thepartychurch.com Highly recommend.

I prayed at this masjid during Ramadan 2024, the sermon was very intellectual and knowledgeable,…read morethe fadour food was very good, very spiritual.

This imam got fired. I have no issues now with this masjid in terms of how they treated me…read more Management is an old guard that refuses to leave, they mismanaged a piece of land off illiff and chambers . They put this name under CMCC with money originally allocated for a new parking lot . These actions Went against CMS bylaws which state all land purchased should be in the name of Colorado Muslim Society. Their board was convinced to putting it in the name of CMCC. The propery was sold from under them and they lost over 600k from the mismanagement. No one has been held accountable and those same individuals remain on the Shura , refusing to leave.

I just moved to Colorado a week ago from Nashville, Tn to be close to my daughter, and we decided…read moreto visit Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church for Easter. From the time that we walked into the doors until we got into the car, we were welcomed and asked if we would come back. Absolutely! I felt at home going back to my roots of growing up in a Southern Baptist Church. The message from the Pastor was Spirit-filled and from the Holy Bible. The choir was good and the congregation was filled with Christian believers. I thank God for leading us to visit, and we will return again. Bless you all...