My husband and I have only been attending here for a couple weeks but we really enjoy this church…read moreso far. The worship is great (there are several new songs that we don't know but are learning) and the messages are simple and sweet and are taught verse by verse. Pastor Ed is definitely passionate yet personal. We hope to keep attending here and to meet lots of new people. The Rez (Resurrection) Coffee Shop is a nice touch. We've enjoyed coffee from there every Sunday. The prices are pretty good and they have a good variety of snacks too.

Big Church if you're looking for a BIG church. I've been going to this church for 3 years now. I've…read moreserved in churches musically many times in the past. I love the men's group they have there. I saw the men's group in just 3 years triple in size. A few years ago I went on the Isreal trip they usually have had every year. It was precious to me. The pastors there are good with showing God's word in their sermons. My only issue is that I being a musician for my whole life have prayed to serve as one in the church. I've given notices to the church leaders, but never received a reply. I think the Lord is telling me to continue my pilgrimage elsewhere. You would think they would say "sorry we're all full up with talented musicians here." Maybe some sort of reply, but I got nothing. Not very warm hearted for a church to me.

Smoky Hill United Methodist Pre-school (SHUMP) provides a safe, welcoming, environment for kids and…read morefamilies. My Son is in his 3rd year at SHUMP and I would highly recommend this pre-school to anyone. The curriculum provided is second to none, the teachers are wonderful, and the cost is very reasonable. I also think it's important to mention that the majority of the teachers have been working at SHUMP for years. Thank you, SHUMP, for all that you do to ensure my son is safe and will accelerate as he moves into Kindergarten next year.

This is a great church family. Everyone is very supportive and there are great opportunities to…read moreserve. This is a community oriented church.

My son currently goes to Orchard Valley. We recently moved to Colorado from Seattle, where my son…read morewent to an in-home day care center. So finding a nice day care center was important for us. We are so impressed with Orchard Valley. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Each of the classrooms have bright colors and lots of toys. Communication is great, as they send a weekly email and even daily updates on how your child did. The one and only reason this isn't a five star review is there seems to be staffing issues. I know this isn't the teachers' fault, but from time to time they struggle to have enough teachers in each classroom and can sometimes combine classes if a teacher is sick or has a day off. Otherwise, I would highly recommend Orchard Valley Learning Center.

I do not recommend enrolling your children at Orchard Valley. The director is irresponsable,…read moreunorganized, and unwilling to make an effort to correct her mistakes. While, ideally the school director would be competent enough to resolve any issues on her own, that is unfortunately not the case here. In addition, corporate office is set up for employees and has no contacts for parents of the students. I was beyond disappointed and both of my children were miserable. In response... That was actually not the case at all. I was told on Friday morning by Janie that there was "definitely availability" for both of my children. I explained our special circumstances and that we needed Orchard Valley specifically because of one of their employees. I was told that I would be able to start my children the next week and there was no mention of a deposit. When I called Monday morning, I was told that there were no spaces, it was my fault, and I was hung up on. So yes, my review is accurate, and proven more so by the fact that no one involved has taken any responsibility or offered any solution, yet they have found the time to try to defend themselves on a public forum. If there are any specific accusations that you "Jason" would like to deny I would be happy to address them... Bottom line... I've never even been in direct contact with this facility, or in contact at all with their parent company, and as you can see they are not at all interested in helping their parents or students.

I came here to recover from unhealthy addictions in my life-- just like any other soul would. The…read morechurch is very welcoming and so are the people within. Nobody likes to feel left out, so this church does their best to include everyone in. The church looks very pleasant because it almost looks like someone's home. I thought it was the first impression that counted, but I think this church won me over since the first day. I love the ambience of the church and the host of the church is very friendly.

We visited several churches before coming to all saints and felt no welcome at all. When we came to…read moreAll Saints we were almost overwhelmed by the warm friendly welcome. We found in s short time that this was the true nature of All Saints. We felt the pastors message was spiritually uplifting, and his Bible study really applicable to daily life. Our daughter received 1st communion here and confirmation. Over the years All Saints has become a church that truly welcomes all and I mean All. Whoever you are, wherever you are in your life journey, you will be welcome at All Saints.

I went to Rangeview high school and graduated from there almost 30 years ago now. Let me tell you,…read more that school was trash then and I can say it's trash now. The teachers couldn't have cared less about you as a student or person. Not to mention a certain gym teacher there that acted inappropriateky around myself and made some highly inappropriate comments to me. I was too afraid and embarrassed to speak up. And don't get me started on the athletic programs when I was there. They talk about eligibility requirements for sports, but if you are a star athlete or going for a state title, that doesn't matter. My experience there among other things in my life made me glad that I never had children because I wouldn't want them to go through what I went through there. I said what I said.

I always hated this school .. I remember my teacher dr O would never give me assignments and he did…read moreto everyone else and then when it was time to graduate he kinda had the oh well vibe .. he was actually really nice and really cool thats something can't compline about . Mrs dean my math teacher .. always in a bad mood .. she was always mad that I didn't understand her class but she never took her time to help me she always focused one everyone else ..me ryan the clay teacher .. didn't like her either .. I remember she threw away my art and acted like nothing happened while everyone else got their work ... hate her .. the ELA teachers were always the cool teachers that got thrown in the back like Mrs dawn mills she was so sweet ! When it was time to graduate she always helped me to make sure that I passed and I will for ever be greatfull for her ! Everytime I think of this school I hate how terrible I felt .. it sucks being the shy kid and haven't the teachers only pay attention to everyone else .. this school was also so easy to ditch and bring drugs ... the people who had guns or sold drugs never got caught because everyone would text each other to leave which sucked but I always told the deans about it ... I'm 27 now but dang I hope it better now for the new kids ..

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 husband was laid off from his job last week during a massive downsizing. With little income we…read morewere referred here for their food pantry. Mistakenly, we showed up late. When we arrived we asked if we had missed the food pantry and were told "yes," by someone who was apparently cleaning up. As it was our fault for reading the hours wrong we got back in our car and were about to drive off when a volunteer (Juliana) ran out by our car and asked if we needed food. We said we did need food. She told us she would talk to her manager but was sure it would be fine and that she could get us some stuff. "This won't be as good as we can usually do, but we'll help you get by for the week," we were told. We were surprised and just beyond grateful for the help we received last week. They just went above and beyond for us and we left with three bags of food completely outside their usual hours. They didn't need to help us and when we realized we were late we hadn't expected them to. Faith in humanity restored. My husband is diligently looking for work but until he finds it we will be back each week. Thank you all so much. You made such a difference to me and my husband during this difficult time.

A place that you can connect. If you are considering a church or a faith-based group that…read moreemphasize the work of the holy spirt and provides opportunities for fellowship? This is a church you may want to see if it is a fit for you.

Forge is an incredible ministry with a central focus on knowing God and making him known. Everyone…read moreat the organization has hearts so on fire for Jesus that it's evident in the work of the ministry and one on one interactions. The love of Jesus really does follow these people wherever they go even when they're not representing the ministry. If you want a clearer view of who Jesus is then check out Forge and their resources.

From the owner: Forge exists to expand God's Kingdom by challenging people to fully devote their lives to God and…read moreby equipping them to live lives of active ministry: Hearts on Fire. Lives on Purpose. Our God is an all-consuming Fire, a Forge that is shaping people to have everyday impact for Christ. We challenge and equip people to pursue an intimate relationship with God where they are transformed into Kingdom-building laborers, like strong metal being forged by fire into valuable tools. Forge Speakers travel to various churches and events, and we offer in-depth equipping and coaching programs that prepare youth and adults for ministry wherever God has placed them. We sum up the ministry of Forge with two simple phrases: Hearts on Fire through intimacy with God and Lives on Purpose by laboring for His Kingdom. In Matthew 9, Jesus gives a clear picture of God's call for us to live and work for Kingdom purposes, not our own. After seeing the crowds and being moved with compassion, Jesus observed, "the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. Pray therefore the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers." We challenge you to enter the Forge and become an active part of God's Kingdom work in this world.

We absolutely love all the staff at Mission Viejo Elementary. Everyone has been so welcoming to my…read moregranddaughter. The principal Mr Pearson there is the best.

One of the most important details I look for when interviewing schools in leadership stability and…read morestaff buy-in. Mission Viejo Elementary quickly became one of my favorite schools as it checked both of those boxes and more. The devotion and love for students is evident throughout the entire school. Mr Pearson's leadership, heart and commitment is represented in his length of service as well as the long term staff in the school. I appreciate the energy, openness and value he and team place on not only preparing our kids but helping them feel "seen." I'm so sad this will be our last year in Elementary.