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"

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 love this church! I've been a part for 4 years and I'm thankful for Bible based teaching and…read moreleadership and the community I've found.

I was debating whether or not I was going to post a review for this church, because of the nuance…read moreof my personal situation. But I want to get it out there. I attended Mill City for a couple of years, and I think the church has many good people attending it and I've made many great connections through it. However, there's been what feels like a culture shift. It's difficult to completely put what I'm feeling into words, but I'll do my best here. With the move to a new building, I felt a shift in priorities. A lot of effort to look the part and have the "right" things a church should have, but the consequence is that I think the people of the church have fallen by the wayside. Even though the church will sometimes preach about the idea of grace and not earning your way to salvation, in practice, I think they paint a different picture. There has been so much emphasis on doing and action, and it lead me personally to extreme burnout. Between weekly practices, frequent calls to giving, and small groups, there is a sense that I felt that the church was always asking for everyone to "do a little more". For some examples, a member may be attending a city group, but they keep asking for a member to lead a city group. Or that member should join a class. But while in the class, they'll emphasize the next class, and the next action, and the next thing to be a part of, and the next serving opportunity. I think they've lost the point a bit. Sure, there'll be a sermon about sabbath, but there will still be a whisper behind you - "do a little more". All that is it's own thing. But then I had a conversation with someone in leadership about my perspective. The conversation itself went fine, but days after, I had a chilling feeling in my spirit. And looking back on the conversation, I feel undertones of emotional manipulation. It feels very. . . weird. All that to say, I've seen the church to good work, and I've met many good people there. But if you decide to attend this church, my advise would be to keep your guard up if they continually ask more from you. I would've given higher stars, but I can't shake the "off" feeling I have about my experience.

I loved going to Faith for about five years. There I met a community of committed Christians, who,…read morewhile more conservative than I, tended to focus on issues and problems that united the church rather than those that divide it. I served for years on the Hospitality team, just doing things like making strawberry basil lemonade and cucumber mint water for hundreds at a time, plus the monthly waffle night where we made hundreds of Belgian waffles with all the possible accoutrements. But I discovered my welcome was skin deep, even to those who pretended to love me (I'd even flown the Atlantic to cater a picnic in Paris for them), as I struggled with issues of homosexuality. The teaching staff was woefully undereducated on this issue, which was surprising considering it's massive impact in the culture wars. Long story short: I was given an ultimatum that I must not ever publicly state that homosexual relationships could be of equal moral value to heterosexual ones. If I didn't comply, I'd no longer be welcome. I didn't, and left, deeply hurt by the knowledge that my ostensible friends and "church family" chose their comfortable, lazy church where no one really questions anything over a deep, fruitful relationship of years standing.

I have been a member of Faith my whole life and have always felt welcome. The community of people…read moreare so welcoming and friendly. The hospitality team is very helpful and even during COVID-19 they have made it their goal to share the gospel with as many people as possible. If you are looking for a good Evangelical church, this is the place to be.

Calvary is a Bible based church that is outwardly focused. Wayne Smith is the pastor with a strong…read moreteaching and leadership background and a career history with Younglife, an amazing ministry! Calvary boasts a vibrant Hispanic ministry and an awesome professional counseling program. Calvary is a welcoming church with good music and worship program as well as coffee house fellowship before and after services.

I'm writing this update because Calvary's new worship pastor, Jason, messaged me that he'd read my…read moreprevious review of Calvary, and apologized for the experience I had. He said Calvary is under new leadership and is going in different directions, which was reassuring to me, and I appreciated his comment--it isn't often that church staff apologizes to people!

My husband and I have be going to Life Bridge for the last 5 1/2 years…read more We feel the message we receive from Pastor Matt and Pastor Tim hit home every week. Anytime my family visits they always ask to make sure we will be attending church. They always leave with a message that has been in bedded in their hearts. God works in wonderful ways through these 2 pastors. Come and sit and feel Gods word.

I visit this church each time we travel to Colorado to visit our daughter. Each time I enter here…read moreI feel the spirit of god and see his light in so many of the people there. We started watching on-line every week. This church has brought my husband back to god after years of turning away. Thank you for all that you do. The love in that building is evident.

Great worship and teaching. The people are very friendly and welcoming. It feels very peaceful.read more

This community is so welcoming and genuine. They love people from all different backgrounds really…read morewell. I love how excellent and pure-hearted the worship is. The teaching team at Vintage does an exceptional job of communicating the heart of God while giving a thorough and deep teaching of scripture. I so appreciate the amount of value and reverence that is placed on sound teaching that is contextually accurate. The leadership team here puts honoring God and His presence first and it is evident in not only the gatherings, but the church life throughout the week.

Very friendly and loving church and great pastor. The new name is Living Grace Baptist Church.read more