Denver Baptist Church has been my church for 10 year. Since the day I walked into the church and…read moreheard the Bible based sermon, I knew this was where God wanted me to be. These many years now, I have not regretted that decision. The sermons are always Gospel oriented, people are friendly and mission minded. I recommend coming, joining, getting involved and making this a place to meet together, as we are commanded, with brothers and sisters in Christ.

A great Bible church in Denver, North Carolina.read more

Halfway through my first service, I knew I found my home in this community. The worship, biblical…read moreteaching, humor, love... they have it all. This is genuinely a church for anyone, no matter how far you are on your spiritual journey or how involved you want to be in a church. Their new address is 2204 St James Church Rd Denver, NC 28037

LFC-WestLake is one of the sister churches of Lake Forest Church-Huntersville. As a visitor at…read moreLFC-WestLake on several occasions, I can say with certainty that it is a family-friendly environment and a great place to worship. Join LFC-WestLake if you live in the Denver, NC area on Sundays 9:30 or 11 AM.

If you're looking for a 100 percent Bible believing, Bible preaching church then this is the church…read morefor you. This is a traditional unaffiliated Baptist Church.

We have attended St Peter by the Lake Episcopal Church for the past 7 years and have never in our…read morelives felt more spiritually fulfilled. St Peter's is a wonderful, caring and active church family offering Sunday services, special services, and many opportunities to help carry out our mission and vision and grow as Christians. Our Vision In response to our Lord Jesus Christ's missional imperative to baptize and teach all nations.....and to love God and our neighbors as ourselves: We the clergy, vestry, and people of the Episcopal Church of St. Peter by-the-Lake commit ourselves to: Walk in the Way (Spiritual growth through worship, formation, repentance & prayer) Widen the Walls (Proclaiming the Good News by Word & Example) Wake up the World (Striving for Justice & Peace. Respecting the dignity of every person) Our Mission In response to our parish vision: The mission of The Episcopal Church of St. Peter by-the-Lake is to: *Be Disciples: Engage the World*

This church is filled with very very kind and welcoming people. We went to the 10:30 Traditional…read moreService and we felt very wanted and welcome. The pastor is a very down-to-earth, humble person that is full of love, and several congregants went out of their way to be kind to me and my children. We have been looking for a while and we have not found a single church that is sweet like this one.

This is the first church my Husband and I visited and the people were so friendly that we didn't…read moreeven want to visit any other church! 3.5 years later, we still love WBC! We have amazing pastors who truly care about everyone, an awesome receptionist, and hard working volunteers! It is a great church for all ages!

I noticed the historical marker before I spotted this classic historic house and pulled in…read more Unfortunately, the museum was closed today but I did manage to examine the house from a few angles and it is pretty cool. I will need to come back when I can tour the museum properly. The marker reads, "Mundy House. Built between 1850 and 1870 by descendants of a Revolutionary War soldier and Methodist minister Jeremiah Mundy (1760-1835); One of the founding families of the Rock Springs Methodist Camp Meeting grounds in Denver; The R.O. Mundy family owned the property until the 1990s; Gravesites at the Denver Community Cemetery and Bethel United Methodist Church." The Mundy House is one of the few remaining historic houses in eastern Lincoln County, and it stands a local landmark that documents the history of the Mundy family and the development of Denver during the nineteenth century. The Mundy House is a central-hall house that maintains much of its original architectural integrity. It represents a house form that was ubiquitous in the county during the last half of the nineteenth and first decade of the twentieth century, but nearly all of these houses have fallen into disrepair by abandonment and neglect or have been substantially altered with artificial siding, replacement windows, and unsympathetic modern additions. Preservation of the Mundy House is necessary for educating people about local history, historic preservation, and architecture. [Review 15905 overall - 3121 in North Carolina - 1410 of 2021.]