I attended YWAM Denver in 2013. I want to start by saying that (at the very least) when I was was…read morethere for my DTS and my secondary school God was in fact moving and working in and through this place! God changed my life there and I am so grateful for my time the staff put into serving and teach me! I made many beautiful friendship and learned many valuable lessons. Here is a general breakdown of my time there; we had a quiet time every morning (it may have been every other morning, I can't quite remember) for and hour or so. We had worship 3 times a week for somewhere close to an hour. It was a beautiful time of seeking God heart and singing praises and we felt comfortable worshipping Jesus however our heart led us. I honestly miss that time of worship 10 years later all of the time. We had a guest teacher come ever week and speak on a subject (I.E. The father heart of God, the holy spirit, ect) and they spoke to us for that whole week. We had chores after classes. Each of us had an assigned zone (kitchen, grounds, housekeeping, ect) and we all worked together to keep the base going. Then dinner, free time, and lights out. We were free to leave the base at any point that we were not otherwise obligated. Now I will speak on the negative aspects of my time. I mostly hated the chores, but I was 18 and had absolutely no work ethic. I now understand the value and purpose behind it. I was in trouble a few different times with the staff, but that was because I broke the rules that were clearly communicated. I did not get along with every staff member, but that's humanity. Some personalities clash some of the teaching I believe was not correct theology, and I would even dare to say it was potentially harmful. But we were ALWAYS told to check everything we are taught with the bible. We were taught to make sure we were submitting ourselves to God's words and Theo Holy spirits guidance. And I will say that most everything I believe was on point. Only a few things I didn't believe were biblically founded. For the people who did not do well there, or had a vastly negative experience, from what I saw and experienced it was due to the fact that there are rule (not drugs or alcohol at all, no intimate relationships with the opposite sex that was not previously formed, not sex outside of marriage) and some people do not like being told they are not allowed to do something that they want to do. Not the staffs fault. And yes. It's a YWAM base run by humans who make mistakes and learn and grow. Yes it's not going to be perfect, but neither is the church. We are all in process,and I am so grateful for the people who sacrifice their comforts and time to come along side youth and try to help guide them in their journey with Christ! I loved so many stuff members and my time there was such a beautiful start to adulthood!

my name is Donna Vroman And I've been attending his love…read morefellowship for five months now, and I love His Love Fellowship I am a Christian. I do know Jesus as my Savior I got saved back in 1982 was attending another church for quite a few years but I decided to leave I felt like I wasn't really there so I left. And I stayed home for about six months and I just watched church online Then one day I Maryanne if I could go to church with her and she says oh yes absolutely cause I knew she got picked up van and I felt welcomed right away and I've been going to ever since and I've been attending for six months now.

I came to His Love Fellowship for the first time last Sunday. I have been recommended to go there…read moreby someone dear for some time now, and finally took the leap to attend. Compared to most other churches I have worshiped at, I found a clear and powerful difference with His Love Fellowship. The church has created a community like I've never witnessed before. The pasture prays for almost every person in the church, by name, about what they are each dealing with at that moment. Naturally, this took about 10 minutes to do. The love and care they all share and give to one another is more than I've seen anywhere before. This church is more than a place of warship, rather a community driven by the lord to lift up everyone who attends. This is a very special place.

Greenwood Community Church (at the corner of Belleview Ave and S. Holly Street) is a wonderful…read morehouse of worship. The mission statement says that Greenwood is a "Community of imperfect people, overwhelmed by God's grace, who desire to live authentically as followers of Jesus". When I walk into the doors of this church I feel loved and cared for in so many ways. The messages are biblically solid and this church has a huge heart for local and foreign missions.

Awesome church service the pastor is young and gets the message thru in different perspectives for…read moreeveryone to understand

Great church! Solid caring people that love Jesus and hold to sound doctrines. They have all kinds…read moreof classes and events going on all week. Thus it is super easy to get connected. They even have a Sunday night service that has contemporary worship and food after the service! Go check it out!

come and meeting some wonderful people, very friendly, worship is wonderful and the teaching is…read moreheart felt.

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.

There is a great community and worship at this small church! I love the monthly lunches to get to…read moreknow new people!

What an intentional group of people! I moved to South Denver in November and was trying to find a…read morespace where I could connect with others and grow in my relationship with Jesus. From the moment that I walked through the doors of the Lone Tree Rec Center I felt welcomed, loved, seen, and known. It did not take long to know that Connect would become my church home. You will not be disappointed if you ever choose to visit Connect. You will feel the most welcomed and will be encouraged to grow in community with others and with the Lord.

The church offers a slew of different ministries, many of which I have partaken in over the past 13…read moreor so years. It has been many of these ministries that I am grateful to have been able to experience. From what I can tell, there are not many churches that are able to offer what they offer, and that's not only an amazing feat but also a great service to the community. Some of the ministries that I've been able to participate in have included small groups (marriage mainly), special events (such as Israel Awareness Day), performance ministries (namely the Passion production each Easter and their Christmas productions), to name a few. Faith Bible Chapel has been a staple in the West Arvada area for many decades now, and in the past year or so there have been some changes that have taken place. Which is partly for the reason for this updated review. Namely, the senior pastor position, going from George Morrison to Jason King. Pastor Morrison helmed the role for over thirty years and my wife's family has been positively affected by his leadership since the early 1990's. His personal story of redemption is very powerful and I am fortunate enough to have heard his story before he stepped down. If anything, under the leadership of Pastor Jason the church's efforts has been focused. From what I can tell, many of what was offered before is still in effect just there's been a re-emphasis placed on what they do as a church, and one of the items that appears to be getting a big boost is the building up of small groups. This is just one thing I've noticed as of late. I've also recently listened to a sermon series on Relationships by Pastor Jason, as recommended by my mother-in-law. In it were some hard truths that people of the Christian Faith should hear. We (as a world) have gracious been offered God's grace, but with it there is His truth as well. Together, though, those two things are very powerful (Grace & Truth), which we as followers need to hear from time to time. I may have my home church elsewhere, but I am glad to call this place a second home. I know there are a handful of items that I am missing, but I would recommend people giving the church a try. It can be easy to get lost in a church this size, but with some intentionality it is almost just as easy to find a small group to build community with.

Visited Faith on a Sunday and had a fantastic experience. The child care was excellent, and the…read morepeople were genuinely friendly. The worship and message were uplifting, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend for families, youth, and young adults.