We've been attending at Park for about 3 years and have grown to love it more and more. There are…read moreso many ways to engage with the church and develop community. They have great youth programs for all ages including college age programs, Bible studies, gospel communities, partnering with other local organizations with similar belief systems and goals, they do Alpha, and on and on. They offer translation services at the 11am service and are renovating the building so it's more accessible to people with disabilities. I find them to be very interested in creating a church that is accessible to everyone. The music is great and not over the top, the focus is on Jesus Christ and being a disciple of Christ, and I would say Evangelical is a good description. I find myself getting more involved all the time. We love it.

They have 3 services on Sundays - 9, 11, and 5PM. Pastor preaches walks through a book of the…read moreBible, well-thought out sermons. Worship is contemporary in style, but they sing a lot of hymns rewritten. Affiliated with the Acts29 network of churches. Parkchurchdenver.org.

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.

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.

Find a better- caring group other than this....! Yeah- hey…read moredon't call up this church in need of any help. i went to Riverside several times and in my neighborhood. They want money to build a newer bigger chruch. I called up pastors one day to ask for gas money to get around town. CANCER DIONOGIIS- AND I haven't been working feeling sick. Give them my email address and talked to assistant pastor- well - heard nothing at all back. Again- if I am not that affluent- and having a problem who cares - right? Who cares if i am sick? Wow. Gee lets move on to something better! Who cares if they want a larger building- and more money for it!

We went to this church to see Tauren Wells for the Joy in the Morning tour. The church was clean…read moreand had comfy seats. There was plenty of free parking. The show was amazing. Tauren Wells is such an incredible and talented singer and performer. One of the best live performers that I've seen. Highly recommend this church and seeing one of his shows.

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.

Great, terrific, friendly, inspired. Great Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors..Kind greeters and…read moresupport staff. Timely sermons..

Beautiful church! I've attended this church several times and the music and homilies are beautiful…read more Only reason I give an A-OK is because the "greeters" are not friendly or very kind. Was greeted harshly in the vestibule by a female greeter. It was challenging to focus on Christ and His presence when there was little Christian charity. Perhaps she was having a bad day but I am not sure if that is standard or the ministry approach. Try out and I am sure you'll enjoy the music and the homilies - young and inspirational priests!

Love this church! Come experience the love of God every week and the opportunity to grow…read morespiritually in Jesus! There are ministry opportunities for people of all ages and people actually know who you are here which is so refreshing!

Agape Life Church is an amazing family church. There is something for everyone. The pastor, staff,…read morethe people all love Jesus and serve Him. I have attended this church sine January 1988. I have watched my sons grow up to follow Jesus. Now, I am watching my grandchildren grow up loving Jesus. So, many friends. Come join us on Sunday at 8:30 or 10:15. Wednesday night at 7 p.m.

Attended an event here which used almost all the spaces in the church. Have driven past it before…read morebut never knew what a gem it is. The building is unassuming on the outside with an incredible sanctuary space. The high well crafted ceiling in the sanctuary allows natural light to filter in. Neutral tones with bright colored flags of differing designs make the sanctuary welcoming. The seats have a slot for material and holder for note pads and pencils. Restrooms on two levels, conference rooms of differing sizes available and a kitchen as well. There is a patio where you can sit and enjoy the park next to the building or admire the memorial garden. They have little area of different plants such as a pollinator garden as well. The parishioners I met were welcoming and friendly. Parking in a private lot. Great space for events.

First Universalist Church of Denver has been my spiritual home since 2017 and has helped heal the…read morewounds caused by being badly damaged emotionally after having spent 25+ years in a fundamental Christian congregation where love was not the spirit of the church and service was not its law. Judgment, however, was very high on their list of priorities. First U has taught me to be tolerant and welcoming of views that I might not necessarily hold. One of the Principles that Unitarian Universalists adhere to is "A free and responsible search for truth and meaning". In other churches that was never an option, searching and finding my own truth and meaning. What a concept! First Universalist recently held a women's gathering and was incredibly inclusive with this language included in the invitation: "This event is an event aimed at the experience of women+. We are welcoming and respectful of women, including trans women and those who are nonbinary, gender non-conforming, femme, and anyone who identifies as a woman in a way that is significant to them. This event is open to adult and young adult women." Now THAT is an inclusive and welcoming church. Bravo, First Universalist!