What an amazing community of Spirit filled, Jesus centered people!…read more When I first started coming here, I wasn't sure what I was looking for other than just something more in God. The Spirit is apparent in the worship & life in the preaching. What I wasn't expecting was to make such close friendships that they've become family. This is a church that truly loves seeing broken people become whole.

What a great church! Welcoming, focused on God, passionate about their faith and real people who…read moreenjoy time together. Good stuff for the kids and youth programs for my teens. If you live nearby and want to encounter Jesus in a real way, this is the church you've been looking for!

Wonderful church with really kind and loving staff. Their teaching is very good and biblical, and…read morethe community there is excellent. Lots of programing for young adults, men, women, families, and students! And they are invested in their community through outreach.

The church is pretty. There are not too many crying babies . It is a wonderful place to worship our…read moreLord Jesus and his mother Mary.

I have been coming here for about a year. I stopped coming here because of some of the church…read moremembers being unkind. I went to service today and got dirty looks from an elderly lady. She looked so hateful and clearly needed prayers because she was mean. I've experienced this couple other times before from members not being kind to new people. Beware of this and did not feel the love in the congregation.

Such an amazing church filled with Spirit filled believers of Jesus who will welcome you as one of…read moretheir own kin

My husband and I have attended Vinelife for thirty four years. We love the freedom of the…read moreSpirit-filled worship and the opportunity to praise God with the beautiful view of His creation in front of us. We appreciate the depth of the messages and the emphasis on the creative arts. We are thankful for our leadership team and the direction in which they are taking the church. Nancy J

Such a beautiful Catholic Church, the biggest eye catcher here is the huge baptism fountain inside…read morethe church, it is about 6ft long by 4 ft wide. I was looking to baptize my daughter and chose this church because we had just moved to the neighborhood.

I am an older Catholic raised person age 62. Beautiful church no doubt. It is too old fashioned for…read moreme with ancient processions. They need to better cater to a younger audience if they are to survive. It can be more upbeat. I could not hear very well in the back of the church so listening to the gospel was difficult. They did a baptism mid worship which was more of a distraction than a blessed event. It's a great location though with lots of meeting rooms and full kitchen for many clubs to gather.

My husband and I have be going to Life Bridge for the last 5 1/2 years…read more We feel the message we receive from Pastor Matt and Pastor Tim hit home every week. Anytime my family visits they always ask to make sure we will be attending church. They always leave with a message that has been in bedded in their hearts. God works in wonderful ways through these 2 pastors. Come and sit and feel Gods word.

I visit this church each time we travel to Colorado to visit our daughter. Each time I enter here…read moreI feel the spirit of god and see his light in so many of the people there. We started watching on-line every week. This church has brought my husband back to god after years of turning away. Thank you for all that you do. The love in that building is evident.

Well, I'm just a fan of Catholic churches in general. Regardless, I think St. John warrants a solid…read more4 stars. I attended mass here for the very first time last week for palm Sunday. Being with the family, I didn't see much of the actual church except for the main entrance area, crying room, and the alter. Being new, I kindly asked a suited gentlemen that may have had a name tag on (I'm a bit unsure) where the kid friendly room was and we were then escorted by a young parishioner. How accommodating. The room is seemingly well isolated from the rest of the church which can be a good thing when your kids can get a little crazy. Not a huge room but definitely works. I'd recommend getting there early to secure a spot. It was packed when we got there right on the dot. As for the lobby area, they have a manned front desk/information area which is awesome. A hall is attached to main entrance and easily located. I also loved the religious goods store that was open during mass. One of the other churches I went to had their store closed during mass to prevent people from spending "mass time" browsing. I, on the other hand, loved it because the baby was cranky so I carried her as I looked through their goodies. Their bathrooms are descent but I assume the ladies restroom can get a little crowded after mass or during events. The staff that I encountered were very nice and the decor isn't too dated but then again I'm not one to judge a church by their cosmetic appearance. I plan to come back this coming Sunday for Easter and get more acquainted with St. John.

Doesn't everyone want their church to be a cute red brick one from the early 1900s? St. John the…read moreBaptist is that church. I visited here for 5 p.m. Mass on the first week of Advent and the trees outside were all perfect and lit up for Christmas. When I'm visiting Longmont I prefer this Catholic church to another Catholic church I've been to (I think it's Light of Christ - it was in the weird late 60s round buildings on Hover) since that one was way too conservative. The officiant was from Uganda and was pretty good; however, the homily was pretty forgettable. (Also, unlike a few foreign-born priests I've had elsewhere he was totally understandable.) The Mass was a quick one - about 52 minutes. (So it's a good one to go to if you don't want to miss a football game.)

Funny place. I went there years ago. My friend's kids were in that school right next to the church…read morethat's affiliated with the church and I just recently saw someone at an event a woman pretty high up in that Church and School. This "Christian" woman was bad mouthing me to her companions, she seemed upset I was attending in public. I never did anything to hurt her. I never did anything to hurt anyone, I was ignored for the years that I went to Rocky, people were not friendly. They just want more rich people to feed into their 'hire my friends and family', ( Nepotism)from the top. I'm not sure if there are any Christians there, that's for God to judge. I do NOT recommend this Church unless you're planning on giving lots of $$$$ or you're friends or family of Grand Poobahs. You may find peace but not at RMCC.

We've called Rocky "home" for over 12 years and have loved the people we've met, the sense of…read morecommunity we've experienced and the opportunities to serve along the way. As former Catholics we were looking for a more Christian centric all-are-welcome church and we knew we had found it after our first visit. We felt Rocky's "Know Jesus and love like Him" motto from the beginning and still do.