I have been visiting Congregation Beth Evergreen for the Church of the Apostles services for maybe…read morea year now, and I've loved coming here for services. The view is so beautiful and the building itself just seems very welcoming. Thank you so much to Congregation Beth Evergreen for allowing our group to rent out this beautiful space!

This is a biased review but my sister is the wife of the Rabbi and I highly recommend this…read morecongregation above all else. Ask Jamie about his musical sermons...

We use this space for our company meetings. It's a large space with enough seating for our whole…read morecompany. The only down side would be very limited parking. For such a large facility, there isn't enough parking for everyone. But the businesses in the area seem to work together to share parking.

I came to Roeh Israel with a man that saved my life 29 years ago. I was in the congregation for two…read moreyears and during that time I learned so much of the Jewishnish of Our Lord Jesus. As a Believer & being able to be blessed & walk where Jesus walked in Israel (twice in the late 70's early 80's) I still did not learn as much about Yeshua until I came to Roeh Israel. I was so happy my messianic Jewish friend invited me to come. I've been gone back to NY to care for an ailing Adopted Father, but came back to CO 2 months ago when my friend told me he had cancer. We were blessed to be at Shabbat Jan 24 & have communion. My friend Wayne Yaffee loves Pastor Bert Yellin, & Pastor Bert visited Wayne 2 weeks ago in the awful snowstorm, but that shows the dedication of Our servant reaching out even when times are difficult. I Praise & am sooo thankful for that visit as Wayne was soooo happy to see Pastor Bert. As of yesterday our wonderful servant of Yeshua met Yeshua face to face at 12:04pm Feb14,2020..I look forward to seeing him again when I get to heaven. Thankyou Roeh Israel for your love, compassion & many prayers for my friend Wayne. Have a wonderful blessed Sabbath & I'll look forward to visiting again. Respectfully & In Pur Lords name, Dorothea Jarrett-Gilmore

The Kollel has a great night learning session and on Thursday nights they make a great Cholent and…read moreserve chips salsa and candy. If you want to learn more about your Jewish heritage definitely contact the Kollel!

Awesome place! Loving God and people So warm and…read morewelcoming. Great messages from pastor Brant Epperhart!

We have been looking for a new church near our home, about a year ago a nearby office building…read morechanged hands. Soon after a banner went up stating a new church would be moving in. We kept attending our current church. We decided to visit this new church Lagacy Chapel. We were greeted by volunteers at the front door and were given a tour and told of plans in the works. The folks we meet were very nice and welcoming. We went into a room that was a temporary sanctuary this room was about 40 feet by 30 feet with very comfortable seating caned music was playing. About 30 Parishioners were in attendance. Everything was going well. A gentleman gave a brief welcome ..... then things went down hill the music started, though band members were talented the music was Extremely loud Especially for such a small room. I am a semi retired audio engineer I have several sound pressure level meters on my iphone. I opened one of them the music in the room peaked at 110 db this can be damaging to the eardrum. It was so loud I had to leave the room. Even in the hallway outside of the room the SPL peaked at 86 db. I mentioned the sound level to the very nice woman in the hallway.. after a few minutes she said she texted the sound technician that was running the audio board but got no response. I asked her to pass on my concerns about the exceedingly high sound levels to church leadership. She said "Ill pass it on but they wont listen to me ..the audio technician is just doing what he is told" I'm paraphrasing but this is almost verbatim of what she said. The band played about 3 or 4 songs I went back in the sanctuary the message was given by a guest pastor from the Denver dream center. A good message just a little to much me me me I I I but overall a good message. I have heard very good things about the Denver Dream Center. For me the music was just too loud. I know they are constructing a much larger sanctuary in the building. I plan on visiting again when that is completed. We would also like to hear the regular pastor. I believe this church has a bright future in this neighborhood. It appears to be very family oriented. And has really really good parking which can be an issue at a large church. As I said earlier my only concern is the very loud music. I will attempt to update this review after a future visit One other, thing It appears the church has moved from another location in Highlands Ranch. The location we visited was At about 8200 South Holly St., Centennial, CO.

Great Western Orthodox/Antiochian Orthodox Church. I attend a different parish but I've dropped in…read morehere a few times and love it. Great parish, great people and all around worth the trip. I'll be around more now that I live right next door.

I attended a GriefShare group here after losing my dad to cancer in early 2025, hoping to find…read moresupport and community during a really difficult time. I appreciated that they offer grief resources, and I do think the intention behind the program is good. However, by the third session I realized it wasn't the right fit for me. The group was very heavily faith-based and strongly Christian-centered, which may work well for some people, but I didn't feel there was much space for those of different beliefs who are simply seeking grief support. I also felt the facilitation could have been stronger. One participant dominated most of the discussion each session, which made it hard for others to share or feel heard. The group size was also quite large for a single facilitator, which contributed to that issue. Unfortunately, instead of feeling supported, I often left feeling worse, so I decided to stop attending. I'm grateful they provide resources, but I would recommend this group primarily for people specifically looking for Christian-based grief support rather than general grief counseling.

This is an amazing church. All around, amazing community, worship and music…read more They put on an a great service. Been coming here for years and never thought to do a review. Highly recommend this church. Non denominational church. Welcomes everyone from all walks of life and backgrounds.

Very friendly gal who works in the office. They have most of what I need for the house church. If…read morenot I go to gerkins or house of Carmel.

I love Family Worship Center, Everyone treats everyone like family! The Pastors and Worship team…read moreare amazing, I think anyone looking for a church should visit and come a few times to listen and meet the people, that will end your search for a new church.

We've been looking for a church for a while. I'm not sure exactly how we found Family Worship…read moreCenter, but we're so glad we did. We have been absolutely overwhelmed with how genuinely friendly everyone is. It's like walking in the door and meeting the family you never knew you had. In five weeks, I've heard every pastor on staff teach and it just amazes me to hear the Word, not just a bunch of fluff. You see the gifts in action, but not in a creepy or weird way. The way it's supposed to be. There is a full mix of ages and demographics. I love seeing a healthy balance of the young and old. The wiser ones reassure that nothing flaky is going on and the youth show that it's on the move. We introduced ourselves to the pastor once and the next week, he prayed for us and our children each by name. The kids situation is great too. They have Royal Rangers and Missionettes, camps, and classes. The worship music is great and I love hearing some of the old songs that are not just fluff but really help you remember who you are worshipping. Pastor Loren gives such a great example for the church and I can tell he knows how to lead by example. It's the real deal.