Visiting from Flagstaff AZ... Was told that Denver Naz was…read moreno longer. Pleasantly surprised to find the absolute opposite. Alive and well, rebranded and merged. One Hope was an uplifting and amazing experience! Definitely check them out when you're in Denver!

My son and I enjoyed the service this morning ! The music was really good. We felt comfortable and…read morewelcome. My son commented on how good the sermon was. I enjoyed both the music and the sermon also. The people were friendly, just right. The sanctuary was beautiful and the seats very comfortable. I hope to come back when I'm in town.

Completed OCIA here, and many Tuesday morning faith formation classes (which I still do). Pastor…read moreRandy is an excellent Pastor. The staff overall is very friendly and welcoming.

Visiting Colorado on vacation we stopped her for Sunday mass, everyone was very welcoming. What a…read morebeautiful and very large church, very hi-tech with 2 large screens that come down at the front of the church that shows the entire service, you can follow along on the screen instead of having your head in a missal, priest gave a wonderful message seemed to connect well with daily life. Overall a great experience and felt very blessed to attend here.

My name is Stephen Martin. I am a friend of Paul Patrick Peterson who passed away last April in…read more2024. I've been friends with him for 40 years and we were closer than most people know. He was the one who brought me to Christ in 1984, and we spent a lot of time together over the years doing recreational things, studying the bible, witnessing to unbelievers and challenging each other with scripture. When I moved away from Colorado to Oregon, we spent hours upon hours weekly and sometimes daily discussing everything under the sun from the Bible to politics to life experiences to our health to our families to our dating lives, etc. We were close. When I found out about his passing, I drove all the way from Oregon to Colorado to attend his funeral and memorial because I don't fly. Most of the people I met at those ceremonies were friendly, and they seemed to really care about Paul but one glaring thing stood out. It was the pastor of his church and please forgive me, but I can't recall his name. Although I thought he represented Paul's name quite well at both the funeral and memorial, he was cold in person. I tried to talk to him at the memorial, and it was a challenge because he looked right at me and decided to walk away as I was trying to get his attention. He looked at me like I was a bum dressed in rags even though I was wearing a 5K suit that was much nicer than his! I was driving a new car, I own my own home and I have a lucrative trade. I don't have tattoos, no piercings and no strange hair colors and yet, this is how he treated me. My daughter was with me at the time, and he treated her the same. She expressed an interest to attend that church because the congregation members were very nice to her, but he showed no interest whatsoever in trying to make her a part of that family. She still isn't attending a church and I think it's sad to say the least. Knowing Paul for as long as I have, I don't think he would have been okay with this.

This is a church that cares for people, preaches the Word, awesome worship, and has a lot of fun…read moredoing it. They really invest in their Children's and Youth Ministry. Visitors are always welcome, Sunday services are at 9am and 11am. Come check it out!

I used to live less than a mile from this church. I first went when Fred Vogt was head minister. He…read morewas entertaining! Roger Teel took the mantle and was head minister for a long time. I really liked him a lot. He retired and two senior ministers shared the duties. I went a few times after Dr. Roger left. It's always different when the head minister changes. I've had mostly wonderful experiences there. I took classes, too. This is not the church for evangelical Christians. If you're looking for guilt, fire and brimstone, this is not the church for you. This is about Law of Attraction and welcomes all. You won't hear any specific politics from the pulpit. It's based in love and peace, and honors the earth. Because it's universal, there won't be a lot of Jesus talk except as he was a great teacher who taught love. The few not so great experiences I've had there were based on who was teaching. Just quit and wait for a different teacher. I live an hour away now. Today, we drove down for a labyrinth walk for peace, aligning with groups and churches around the world. It was wonderful. I cried, realizing how much I've missed this place the past five years. I don't know what's going on administratively and frankly, I'm too old to care. Science of Mind feeds my soul, and that's what counts. For those who are naysayers, understand that the pandemic affected everything including attendance. They've adapted as best as they could. Go there if you want a practice. Go there if you understand that we are responsible for our lives. Go there if you're hopeful and want to join a positive community.

I started with this church when they rented the West Ridge Theater on Sunday morning. where the Wal…read moreMart now stands at Colfax & Wadsworth. Never gave a thought it would turn into what it has today. Like the peacefulness, the guiltless way offerings are made, the positive, upbeat, music - not all holiness/worship music. The entire church has a very positive vibe and EVERYONE is accepted. ANYONE can grow from the messages spoken each week. Take what you like and leave the rest!

I'm mixed on my reviews. I'd give 4 stars if you're just looking for entertainment or a reason to…read morepay yourself on the back, but as far as REAL spiritual food I'm compelled to give only one. The church is spiritually dead.

This is the place to come to hit reset. Its different then the way i was raised (Mormon). My wife…read morewas raised Catholic. We have taken her parents there, they seemed to enjoy it as well. They have a great live band and the message seems to always fit whats going in my life at the time. They make it all make sense. I'm grateful and thank full.

This is the best church in the city. There is an eclectic mix of old guys in suits and young…read morewhippersnappers in gym shorts, as well as a pastor described as "the realist man to ever wear the cloth", and small community of people who are bonded together by the missional goals and hard truths that they are trying to continue a church with an organ in the midst of our anti-church society. Hope is more alive here in one Sunday morning than it has been for four years in the Obama campaign and unlike politics, Redeemer's hope is founded on the inerrant word of God, so nobody needs to wager their bets.

Best church in Denver. I couldn't agree more with what Matt said above. A Christ-centered place…read morefor sure!

they tell the truth the holy spirt move there nice people nice staff they have prayer monday 7pm…read moreand friday 7pm service wendsay 7pm and sunday 10am and 6pm service thursday spanish service at 7 pm

Power of God moves in this church. This is not a dead church. The Holy Spirit is powerful and Gods…read morepresence is felt every time!

Novation is a great place to worship. It is a growing church with a great mission.read more

Love my church!!! Real people with real hope following a perfect savior. Pastor Scott (who has an…read moreamazing heart for us broken people that have felt hurt by churches in the past) always delivers a message with hope and grace for new believers and practical guidance for continued growth for those that have been following Jesus for awhile. Great community with fun down to earth people.