Mile High Youth Corps is a program that enables young people to develop job skills and serve the…read morecommunity with an eco-friendly philosophy. These young people are terrific. They installed a couple of energy-efficient toilets in my house. The two different crews that came were polite, professional and efficient. Highly recommended.

It's been a long time since I found a preacher who got excited about the Word. Years ago, while…read moreliving in Michigan, I stumbled across an old baptist preacher that set up camp in what used to be a tiny Jewish synagogue; and, every Sunday, he animated himself behind his pulpit. He jumped up and down. He yelled. He cried. He quoted string after string of scripture and wove it into a heartfelt and meaningful message that awoke the souls of anyone who listened. When I moved away, I thought I'd never find anyone like him again. Then, my friend Christian, who speaks there on occasion, invited me to hear what Peter "Mr Indoor Voice" Hiett had to say. Ten minutes into his sermon, I was convinced this guy was insane. He switched from almost a whisper to shouting at the top of his lungs over and over again, within mere moments and without warning. Any temptation to dose off during a Sunday morning sermon was literally shouted away. I had my doubts about this guy's theology, hearing rumors that he'd been kicked out of his prior church and deemed a heretic. I began to nit-pick his sermons, finding tiny things here and there to disagree with him over. Then, he invited me over for a dinner party. It was there that I drilled him. I asked him every difficult question I could think of, and, against what I expected, he was not afraid to give me his answers. During the conversation, he told me, with a grin slapped clear across his face, about The Vineyard. It was a sermon he gave at his old church and it effectively ended his ministry there. He posted a video recording of it shortly after our discussion on his website. I suggest to anyone interested in visiting the Sanctuary to give it a look: http://www.tsdowntown.com/component/preachit/video/11-the-vineyard-what-if-god-is-better-than-you-thought After watching this video, my heart sunk deep into my chest. I realized how blind I've been before with Peter. Here's another man who gets so excited about the Word of God that he jumps up and down, breaks down and cries, and even, more often than not, forgets to use his indoor voice while delivering a sermon :p This was the preacher I was looking for, but I was too proud to see it until I watched that video. His words in this video really did change my heart. After that I began to connect even more with the people there. I had my regular group of friends, but eventually more people approached me and we began to get to know one-another. Once you get past all the small talk, you'll discover that there are some very amazing people in those pews. If you're looking for a place to cry, and people to cry with, go here. If you're looking for a place to jump up and down and shout and use your outside voice indoors, go here. It's a passionate, meaningful, and sincere place. It truly is a Sanctuary.

I've been coming to worship with the Sanctuary people for 4 years and have been a follower of…read moreJesus' teachings for my adult life. What I like about the group of pastors and the body of Christians is that they are very real, they are deep thinkers , acquainted with grief and their joy is genuine. This is a very inclusive church that encourages a deep reflection of one's life without dispensing judgement to each other. The music is insightful , contemporary, melodic and often composed by individuals in the worship team. The music is not uncomfortably loud but the lead pastor is sometimes very animated, which does keep my attention and keeps me awake! I am glad to say that when I am in the Sanctuary building with this group of worshippers , I truly feel at home . When I leave my heart is light yet my brain is working overtime to grasp the complexities and simplicities of the Christian faith .

Thanks for the extra charge to enter my payment into your system! Never heard of anyplace that…read morecharges a convenience fee for an ACH or e-check. Working in accounting for many years, I know that an e check entered by the customer is doing the work of the admin that enters hard copy payments like a mailed check. So they are charging their customers to do their work. I understand the credit card convenience fee as they are charged a processing fee by the cc's bank. Additionally this is the worst water pressure anywhere! I have to dance around in the shower to get wet. This is probably due to the population increasing and not having adequate infrastructure to handle the additional households. Perhaps the board needs to be enlightened or live in the areas they serve.

These guys are working at the west end of 66th ave. For a sleepy street we are getting a influx of…read moretraffic because of construction at Lowell and 64th. I know it must slow our guys down, but if you need by the are happy to let you go and give you a wave and a smile. This group of guys are a joy to have,doing a tough job! Thanks guys!

For a civic building this was a great experience. I served jury duty, with the one day one trial…read moremotto that really lives up to the promise. The coffee place was totally convenient and well executed, and not too spendy. I probably wouldn't have the breakfast burrito again, but if you like salsa as the chile than you would be fine with what is served.

I had to "phone a congressman" today to help with an ongoing passport issue. Jeremy was polite and…read moreunderstanding and was able to provide me satisfactory feedback by the end of the day. The experience totally exceeded my expectations given the run around I was given at the NPIC.

Big large park with a 1/2 mile walkway around the water. The pooch got to say hi to few other dogs…read moreso it was a productive outing. If I go back it'll be on a weekday, weekends are busier than I'd like. Riff raff

According to class gossip, Kyla and I are strippers full time when we are not at silversmithing…read moreclass. Not sure how this title got awarded to me by a bunch of strangers in my class, but somehow Buzz (one of the teachers) thinks that Kyla and I strip. Kyla and I are the youngest students in the class by about 30 years, and, well, how can I say this nicely, this isn't the classiest of courses to take... but for $80 what can you expect? Bring your humor and your creativity and you can get a lot out of a class like this. I scored high on my mom's "Who is my favorite child this holiday list" because I made her a turquoise pendent for Mother's day/her 60th birthday. The same group of teachers have been putting on the class for the past 30 years, and although some of them seem a bit grouchy, tired and pissed that we are all there... I think they have fun teaching us. $80 is the cost of the course, and it buys you 10 different days of two-hour classes and you get to make three different projects: a pendent, a lightning bolt bracelet, and a box ring. This class takes a lot of patience and attention to detail... You will especially fit in nicely if you wear overalls and bring your toolbox full of jewelry making tools.... Kyla instead found me a purple caboodle that is in great condition, and this has worked just great... Except nobody seems to know what a caboodle is in the class. This class is not acceptable for people who get very competitive because there will always be that person who has worked on the sawing of their silver while they were home watching "Dancing with the Stars" this past week, and you will always be behind them, so don't even try. Overall, this is a great way to awaken on your creative side and do something different. And men, don't be shy, there are tons of gents in the class... And a guy that knows how to make jewelry will always get you extra brownie points. Hyland Hills also offers other exciting creative adventures such as: Skydiving simulator, tap dance, or disc golf... among other goodies and adventures. * Star one is for offering a creative outlet to the public that is affordable, accessible and instructive ** Meet star number two, he is presented to the sliversmithing class for allowing me to become an amateur stripper... Hey, where are the tips anyway? *** Star three is for the opportunity to make jewelry on equipment that is hard to have access to otherwise Star four was stolen due to the lack of sexiness in the class... I mean, obviously Kyla and I were sexy, but the process is more frustrating and rushed then encouraging and innovative. Mista star five was taken way due to the ghetto and far location off of Federal.

Great cozy place. Great location. Would recommend it to others looking for that kind of place.read more

This is a great neighborhood community center. They focus on making it available to neighborhood…read moreevents, especially for non profits, but it is also available to rent out for private events. They've had talks from neighbors telling their stories and also things like a Christmas tree lighting with Santa, Halloween festivals, and other fun things for families like a weekly kids play group.

Edgewater Civic Center is where all happens for a very small town outside North of Denver…read more IMPRESSIVE, the entire building and functions e.g. electric, hot water, all building maintenance is Powered by SOLAR! The Building is Load with functions: There is a large paddle ball, basket ball, wheel chair basket ball professionals, conference room which also subs as a Court Room twice monthly. And!! Upstairs is a GREAT GYM, running track, and all imaginable available workout machines, including a Training Coach, a contract Training Coach. The Front Desk employees are eager to help and are very friendly. And there are plenty of full bathrooms downstairs along with a plethora of showered bathrooms upstairs, including mat & Chair Yoga for Moms, Dads and children, there is also a childrens' (mostly darling little girls) dance class. Extra WorkOut rooms all encased in class. To view the beautiful Blue Colorado skies, including a matted pair of Peregrin Falcons who fledged this summer, many different Hawks and a few Eagles. Last two items, the Civic center is home to Edgewater Police Department with a fantastic Chief, and there is a Jeffco Library, located at 1800 Harlan Street & 20th. After working out, one might enjoy the Public Market, with many shops and foodie favorites. Close by are the Sheridan stores and Restaurants, along with Target and King Soopers, running or walking trail along Sloans lake; PLUS all the Parks where you will find many walking their dogs, playing outdoor Basket Ball, Soccer, greeting other dog lovers and so much more. Enjoy your time in Edgewater, adacent to Wheat Ridge and Lakewood PSSSTTT Trader Joes is sited to come to the area!!!! Pictures

This is a great little spot with several things combined into one: a library, government…read morecity/courts, and a gym all housed together! Seems very efficient for smaller towns and cities to share costs like this. The gym was very reasonably priced. A tad bit too far from my neighborhood, but if you live in the area, it's worth looking into. I was looking for magazines for a vision board project so I asked the library if they had any they were throwing out. They just did some recycling, darn it, but took my name and number for the next time. Sure enough, they did call and give me a stack of magazines, so that was nice of them! Found about this place as I was getting my taxes done with DABC (Denver Asset Building Coalition).