I am new to Denver and to Unity. This morning's service was one of the most positive spiritual…read moreexperiences I've had. From the very talented musicians to the message given by Trish Morris, Spiritual Leader, to the welcoming members, this is just what I needed to begin a spiritual journey in my new community. Thank you, Unity Denver.

It feels like community. Lots of ways to plug in and get involved. Youth program is amazing! Truly…read moreintergenerational and loving group of people. Lots of growth and changes happening, and the spiritual leader, Trish, is inspired and inspiring. The music is phenomenal, as well.

Not being particularly religious or spiritual but finding the opportunity to make additional social…read moreconnections I went to this church with my partner Steven(who is spiritual). Everyone is friendly and we have made some friends here. It is great how socially progressive the church is and is always nice to go to a church where people don't seem to judge you. The problem with this one is that there seems to be a flux of worshippers that come and go. Some people say they have issues with the church and go somewhere else. I guess that goes without saying many churches are often that way. However then the church gets its own status quo shake ups with the staff and Rev. Emily has(or wants to or is encouraged to) to quit or is encouraged to resign or whatever. Many people leave because she is gone and so on. It is sad to hear such internal politics in such a socially progressive church seems to mirror what happens in most churches. OF COURSE there are changes to be expected with church staff and people come and go but nevertheless thing ending in bad blood in this kind of setting is not becoming to the worshippers or to reputation. Time went on and my partner and I attempted to reconnect with Rev. Emily on Facebook since we were so fond of her in which we did reestablish connections for a very brief time until she severed the friend link with us. This action seems kind of hypocritical since she is still 'friends' with many other people that went to see her when she worked at this church and gave us the feel of alienation. In the end we both feel very alienated not only from the bureaucratic politics that surfaced in this progressive church and from the former pastor. Steven, my partner is still trying to fill that void that was created(despite us moving to another town as well) by the church and everything that went on there. Again since I do not get quite so into religion like he does it is not quite as upsetting to me but there is a social outlet that is clearly missing even after we have 'shopped' around at other churches. Not to say this place has become hostile to gays and lesbians anyone who wants to try this church SHOULD give it a try and I hope they leave with a better taste in their mouth.

This is a wonderful church and is full of such loving people! I was staying in Denver on the…read moreweekends taking care of three dogs after their owner passed. I belong to a small church in northern Colorado and was missing going to church while I was staying in Denver. I found this church on the internet. It was close to where I was staying so I decided to give it a try. I like smaller churches as you are not just a number but get to know all of the people you worship with every week. Fellowship is important to me. The service was very nice. Some things were traditional and a lot of things we new and refreshing. The sermon gave you something to take away with you. I was warmly welcomed and spoke to many of the members after the service. If I lived in Denver permanently, this would definitely by my new church home! Try it, you won't be disappointed!

If you are looking for a Spirit-Filled Christian worship experience-- then Praise Center Church is…read morefor you! I have been looking at several places to call my church home and am so very glad I happened upon Praise Center. Not a Mega-church where you could go for months if not years and never feel that you fit into the congregation. Praise Center makes you feel truly welcome from the first step inside the door. The Praise Band is similar to a Vegas Style Lounge act crossed with a good ole fashioned Soulful Southern Baptist Choir. amazing singing voices combine with Powerful percussion, Rock N Roll Style Guitar, 70's Funk Bass and all lead by an amazing keyboard player. The best part for me is the Pastor, Minister, Preacher Mr. Rodriguez. This man has so much knowledge and passion for the word of God! His sermons do take you step by step through the message of the Bible but also Pastor Rodriguez cross references his topics with countless references and explanation. ** Pro Tip** The worship service does go quite long- so make sure to eat a healthy breakfast! Plan to arrive between 10:30-11am and stay till well after 1 o'clock.

Get your worship on at Christ Church! This church is very welcoming and has great music. I'm also…read morebiased because I'm Episcopal but think this church has much to offer all crowds. There are young, old, new families and a little bit of everyone. They have small groups to integrate in. Alpha is a great course to learn about the bible too. I like the blended contemporary service at 10:30. I'm new and still learning but I see a lot of kids and teens on Sunday. This church wants to branch out. They just hired another Priest Fr. Chad for Young Adults and families. Fr. Terry, the Rector, brings it in his sermon every Sunday! Check it out!

The first time we visited Christ Church we felt very welcome. In fact, Fr. Terry, the pastor,…read moregreets you himself at the main entrance! In my experience that's never happened before. But it's the caring people who keep us coming back. Excellent sermons, good music, vital Sunday School are all a plus. We love it!

Okay. I am going to preface this by admitting I am church phobic, religion damaged, and bitterly…read moreAtheist at most times. My boyfriend attends Unitarian Church on occasion and seems to get a lot out of it. I thought I would expand my horizons and try something new. I forewarned him that I might have to literally run out of the church during the service because I honestly have a severe aversion to church and it nearly induces panic attacks. I thought the Unitarian Church would be a nice choice for several reasons. Unitarianism embraces people of different ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientation or spiritual levels. They seem to have no formal creator; Jesus, Man-bear-pig or other oppressing entity that would otherwise turn me off. So for those reasons I think that Unitarianism is refreshingly progressive (despite being around for quite a long time), welcoming, and probably the most open of spiritual/religious avenues that one can explore. However, it remains utterly worthless for me. I think the core of Unitarianism is the desire to seek something more out of life, whatever that may be. Personal peace, a desire to grow, a sense of community or love are all good reasons. But I feel that Unitarianism, as with ANY other religion or spirituality, is only for people that need something more. I am content in many ways in life without an intrusion of spirituality. Perhaps, that is my own sense of spirituality in itself. Essentially, the Unitarian Church seems like a meeting of nice people with great intentions and visions of togetherness through kindness. I can see the gentle genius simplicity of it. But I still had to run out of the church mid-service because I felt extremely uncomfortable with the nondescript hymns and loose familiarity to the Catholic services of my youth. A great vision but hard to digest for the lily-livered Atheist.

Love this church community. Take a bucket of acceptance, a…read moretruckload of goodwill, the cream off the top of every religion and philosophy, a couple of cartons of community service, three green shopping bags of faith, support and friendship, a schedule full of opportunities to learn and play, a pile of meaningful Sunday services and red wagon full of kids of all ages and there you have it. First Unitarian Society of Denver

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!

A warm, welcoming congregation of believers in God and the Son He sent to save us from sin!read more

Amazing teaching by the most wonderful Pastor!! we attend…read moreevery time we are in town!

A welcoming and inclusive church. Edgewater Neighborhood Church, a United Methodist Congregation,…read moreis a welcoming and inclusive church. We love attending here, we came to a few of the pre-opening services and loved the Launch Sunday event today. Pastor Brandon is amazing. We love being part of a church that is welcoming to the LGBTQI community.