Such a great church! The people are authentic, real and accepting. The worship is powerful and the…read moreteaching is of incredible insight and wisdom!!! It's a place to experience God in a real way. Our small group has been our family, and my kids literally cry if we don't go because they don't want to miss the children's ministry!!! Love CCC!

I love Christ Community and am honored to be apart of this Christ-centered authentic family. My…read morefamily and I are going on 16 years along with many others of our close friends. We highly recommend checking out this amazing church.

Wow, what a beautiful experience! A beautiful view, and an even more beautiful chapel. The coffee…read moreand gift shop were also amazing.

Let this chapel welcome you, whether for a brief moment just to "check it out" or for a more…read moreextended stay as it is a peaceful spot for contemplation and study, alone or with friends. The coffee shop also, located just around the parking lot has phenomenal lattes. The coffee, architecture, and surrounding mountains all display stunning craftsmanship and collide to create an experience you wouldn't want to pass by.

this is a good church were their is genuine teaching and good worship. I was at Grace church the…read moreother day and that one was awful with a pastor, Travis Allen, who acts like a real hypocrite. This place is real.

From the owner: We specialize in Christ-centered service, Biblical teaching, contemporary worship, community…read morebuilding, Christian counseling. Our motto is, "Come as you are - Encounter Christ as He is."

This is not my regular church but my kids have been going for VBS this week. This is our first time…read moreat LifePointe. I am really impressed at the welcoming attitude and how seriously they went all out for the kids in terms of decor for the week's theme, the activities, snacks, plays, etc. It's really such a community service to do this for free.

Great church! They host a men's Monday evening BSF class. Bible Study Fellowship is a really cool…read morebible study. The main sanctuary is nice and they have a bunch of Sunday school rooms. We were visiting from Orlando to see some family and take a vacation. I love how BSF is basically in every major city all over the world so you can keep doing your weekly lesson and just get plugged in while you are traveling. You don't miss a beat. Next time we are in town we should come to an actual service but either way I can recommend checking this church out. Whether you are a traveling tourist like me looking to keep pace with BSF or just church shopping in general, you should give LifePointe a try.

Applause to some great sermons I have heard here and the worship is blessed. When I first went to…read moreFoundations, I had no idea about the history. Evidently, they broke off from another church due to the adultery of the old pastor. Props to them for breaking away and starting new with a new pastor in a spirit of holiness. Have heard a lot of good sermons. At the same time, I am concerned about several things. Jesus Himself said that the church is full of true born again believers who are walking as Christ directs (the sheep) and make believers (the goats) who attend church but are not in Christ (carnal). One day, the truth will be exposed as to who is in which category. What is going on with the some prayer team leaders and the small group ministry at Foundations? They let a gal who was booted off of the prayer team in her old church in Berthoud lead the Wednesday prayer group and is quite controlling. People go to her group and often never return. I heard through the grapevine that the guy who started the prayer team says she has a demon. He is prone to saying people he doesn't like have a demon (a Jezebel spirit, a Leviathon spirit). Is this spiritual abuse? Competition, lust for power and slander prevails while Jesus weeps. Then there is M, an elderly lady on the prayer team who criticizes the pastor and the church in the way they do things. Why is she allowed on the prayer team. Small Group Leadership: I listened to the guy who coaches people who want to lead a small group. The impression several of us get is that if you want to lead a group, you cannot be too honest about what the Bible says if someone asks a question. We love everyone here, including gays and trans. A gay married couple wanted to be in a leadership position and were disappointed when told no. Pastor speaks plainly about homosexuality being a sin, but did anyone feel okay with telling them in love and gentleness in the small group? Did they try to help them out of this sinful lifestyle? I call this "Christianity Light" where no one can be too honest in the group about the Word because someone might be offended. Is Jesus weeping? Is He a fan of all of this?

I am deeply proud to call Foundations Church my home church. In early fall of 2017 my marriage was…read morein trouble, and with very powerful effective means this team jumped to the rescue! My marriage now is better than it has ever been. In my experience the leadership has demonstrated uncommonly raw honesty, authentic vulnerability and unwavering commitment to reach the lost and hurting souls (Christian and non-Christian alike) in Northern Colorado. You will find they have a ministry that doesn't pull punches and tells the truth about sexual bondage, internet pornography, marital struggles, addiction, financial health, sharing the good news with your neighbors, and so much more. In today's cultural climate it is very encouraging to get reinforced here. My kids are grown, but I can tell they have a pretty amazing children's ministry. The worship band frequently drives me to tears. There are lots of special events and opportunities to get involved and connected in small groups.

I attended over Christmas. The people there are so kind and welcoming. The service was great and I…read morereally enjoyed it

Great music and solid teaching here. They also have an awesome youth ministry. I felt welcome hereread more

I know Arron Chambers is a good speaker and really funny and that building is nice, but the…read moreservices are too loud and noisy and the visitors and the music are extremely loud. I want myself and my family to go back to our old church services in Windsor instead of Journey on Sundays. I don't like using ear plugs during singing time and people that attend there always cheer cheer cheer for a pastor, a guest speaker and when someone is being baptized.

The most amazing Church family I have ever had. Loving and kind, patient and loving. Willing to…read morehelp where they can and help carry the baggage of human life.

New Pastor Aaron surely has a heart for the Lord ! I so look forward to hearing his preaching, such…read moregood heart felt sermons. Hope we get to hear him the majority of the weekends . Thankful to God for this Pastor!

Beautiful facility, very welcoming, with a dynamic preaching staff. We have attended for 18 plus…read moreyears and are completely blessed by our involvement. "Let love live"

I realize churches are not normally considered "businesses." But they do provide services and…read moreproducts. On those grounds, maybe they are "reviewable." Pastor Wilson has a clear vision for Greeley Wesleyan and conducts himself professionally in overseeing various aspects of church governance and church programs, and most noticeably in the messages he delivers each Sunday. Greeley Wesleyan is a candidate for becoming a mega-church. There are a large number of "small groups", a contemporary phenomenon in many Christian churches. The songs and music are contemporary Christian, with a rare old time gospel tune thrown in every few months or less. Pastor Wilson's sermons, unlike too many modernistic warm-and-fuzzy sermons, relates directly to a set of Bible passages, carefully chosen and elaborated, and related to his listeners' daily lives, or specific, immediate issues in their lives. Donuts and coffee are fine. No need to go to the Dark Side. The Light Side has them, too, and at less cost to your eternal salvation. :D. 10/18/2013 - Greeley Wesleyan produces the "Hour of Hope" television program broadcast Sunday mornings. They need to make sure someone is sitting in those vacant seats they show, make sure the speaker looks into the camera more than he does, homogenizes the choir's disparate wardrobes and add some smiles.