Very nice church that really focuses on the Bible, me and my daughter were welcomed and have become…read morevery comfortable here!

Pastor Shawn Peterson, gave a good salvation message a few weeks ago…read more It rivals, nothing like I have seen before. We need to accept Christ as Lord and Savior and not dilly dally around in my own words. Now he just did a sermon on money. That was great also.

There are several things that impress me about this church. This church believes that fellowship is…read moreso sacred that it sets apart 8 minutes during the service for the congregation to connect. Something special happens when people, who come from a variety of backgrounds, put aside their differences for the sake of the Gospel. Other activities, like small groups and classes encourage this fellowship. The service also encourages fellowship with a time of prayer where anyone can share a prayer so that everyone can pray with them. There is also a time, after the sermon, for the congregation to express what the message means to them. This unity in the love of Christ is what church was meant to be. I think people are drawn to Lookout mainly because of what they just can't find in the world: Selfless love, rest from a hectic world, and healing for a hurting heart. This church, through Christ, also teaches its congregation the deep, deep, love of Jesus and how what Bible teaches is still relevant today. The worship music is great as well!

We get built up with God's word and hopefully God uses us to strengthen others, too. The teaching…read moreis biblical, powerful and motivational. The community is amazing. The ministries are the hands and feet of God. www.waterstonechurch.org

Saturday night service is so intimate and friendly! People are encouraged to make new brothers and…read moresisters right then and there!

A very nice local church with a medium sized congregation. Very friendly and welcoming staff who…read moreremember regular attendees and greet new visitors promptly. One note, Yelp needs to update their records. This church was previously operating out of a rented school building, but they recently merged with an older church that had an existing building but was suffering from declining membership numbers. After the merger, the new church is now known as 'The Bridge Church at Bear Creek' and is operating out of the building that the older church owned. If you live at the Dartmouth Woods apartments across the street, this location is incredibly convenient, as you can attend church right across the street! If I do have one complaint... it would be the way they do communion. It is very old fashioned, with chalices of wine and loaves of bread. I guess some of the older folks probably like that sort of thing, but it seems very odd for a non-denominational church with a very modern style in most other respects. Also, the way people just put their hands right on the bread and rip off chunks of it is a little gross... just wait until flu season comes back around and they will be changing the way they do this for sure!

Amazing people.God Bless Melissa & Rebecca They helped me…read moreand my 6 years old little girl I changed my career and brought good healthy new friends in my kid life God bless we love you

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.

The search for a place to "belong" . A Family member…read morerecommended this wonderful church. I attended 1.18.26 9a.m. service. As soon as you walk in the door there was an instant sense of Community. Three people within the first minutes were welcoming, excited you are there, which left a feeling of "this is where I want to be". The energetic, live music joyful, the attendees happy. The pastor very charismatic, storytelling explanation teaching The Book of John, from the heart, made you want to learn and know more! Afterward, a chance to sign up for mens/womens groups if you want to fulfill more of the community involvement. Leaving with a sense of 'what a cool place". I am excited to grow with this church, feeling "This is home".

I visited the Flatiron Church - Lafayette campus this past Sunday. The foyer and message were…read moreHollywood movie themed. The service started with solid worship music - thus the two starts and not just one. The message was more of story time than anything out of God's word - the service spent more time playing clips from Shawshank Redemption than focusing on what would actually bring life change to an individual. Even when scripture was mentioned the pastor couldn't take time to elaborate on Gods word but made references to "many more scriptures" rather than directing the congregation to those scriptures. Flatiron Church's Pastor should be reminded of Paul's words in Romans 1:16 "For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile." Remember Pastor, Paul told Timothy to "Preach the Word" - not the movies. Give up the gimmicks and get your congregation back in God's Word. Don't delude your congregation with softball stories that may send some to the gates of hell with a false sense of spiritual identity.

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.

Uplifting, loving congregation and positive messages, music and classes to help you become your…read morebest self. No judgement and all are welcome. Wonderful church community in person and Online!

I was staying in the Lakewood/Denver area for a business trip, and I searched for a place to attend…read moreSunday worship service. I found grace fellowship here on Yelp and I checked out their beliefs on their website. So I decided to go because I saw the church seemed to be firm on both truth and grace. I had a wonderful time at the worship service. I was greeted warmly by people who have genuine interest in me. It made me feel very welcome the message from Pastor John was rooted in the Word, And included the gospel. The worship music was very good. If I had the pleasure of calling Lakewood my home, this would be my church.

My husband and I have been attending Grace Fellowship for three years. What struck us when we first…read moreattended was how friendly and loving the congregation was. They were welcoming and it was not difficult to make friends. We joined a Life Group, which was the best thing we did, as we got to know people of our peer group well through bi-weekly studies, fellowship, and prayer time. They honor families and celebrate events together, like baby showers, wedding, funerals, and graduations. On one of the negative reviews here, several comments were made about the pastor, which I do not find to be true at all. We have found him to be well versed in scripture and enjoy his sermons. If you are looking for a small to midsized church where you can get to know the folks, this is a wonderful place to go.

I can honestly say this church was the glue that held our family together. It's the reason we were…read moreable to thrive, bloom. and find community in Littleton. Our family made a lot of friendships here, in addition to deepening our faith. In 1991, a neighbor invited us to the Christmas Concert. There was so much joy and kindness we experienced from the people. The music and programs were spectactular. It was a tiny church back then. Through the years we've have many pastors. Each brought their giftedness. The church grew a lot during the Columbine tragedy, including the youth group that had several hundred members. Over the years, the youthgroup has remained strong. I wish I could be a youngster again, just to go on the trips they take. Even though it's a 'bigger' church there is a strong sense of community. It feels like family. Worship varies in traditional style or a contemporary style, depending on the time of year, and time of worship service. People of all ages will find what they need here. Give us a visit!

When I first started attending WBCC, I loved it. But then, I started noticing it us very cliqy. You…read morehave your groups of cliques that have been going to the church for years, and want nothing to do with talking to new people. They make it very clear that they have been going there forever, almost like bragging rights. The lead Pastor, Todd, is a smart man, however, you almost sense that he is just there to be there and he can't wait to get his sermons done with. As a child, I remember going to church where the a Pastor and his family went out of their way to get to know the congregation and welcome new people, that is not the case here. The Pastors wife barely says boo to anyone and you just dont get that warm feeling from either one of them. There a couple nice elders, but thats about it. The only thing about this church that I can say is great, is the high school youth services and the childrens department. However, with a decreasing number of church members, it is going to be hard for your children yo make new connections because the numbers are so low. Also, another thing.that is good, this church does offer the best VBS in the area. So I would highly recommend sending your children to their VBS program and high school youth group. But other than that, I would shop around before making this your church home. The employees and leadership there just not good.