Such a great church! The people are authentic, real and accepting. The worship is powerful and the…read moreteaching is of incredible insight and wisdom!!! It's a place to experience God in a real way. Our small group has been our family, and my kids literally cry if we don't go because they don't want to miss the children's ministry!!! Love CCC!

I love Christ Community and am honored to be apart of this Christ-centered authentic family. My…read morefamily and I are going on 16 years along with many others of our close friends. We highly recommend checking out this amazing church.

I love this church! People are friendly, music is excellent, and the message is positive and…read moreuplifting. Not your average church.

Love this church! Here you are welcome with all your doubts, questions, and disagreements. There's…read moreno dogma or party line you have to follow to feel welcome here! And the church is very accepting of members of the LGBTQIA+ community. At the same time, it centers the life and example of Jesus and doesn't just try to use him as a mascot for any political agenda, left or right! Highly recommend this church!

this is a good church were their is genuine teaching and good worship. I was at Grace church the…read moreother day and that one was awful with a pastor, Travis Allen, who acts like a real hypocrite. This place is real.

From the owner: We specialize in Christ-centered service, Biblical teaching, contemporary worship, community…read morebuilding, Christian counseling. Our motto is, "Come as you are - Encounter Christ as He is."

Great Church, power packed messages and amazing worship! If you never have been there I recommend…read morechecking it out!

From the owner: Come as you are to our multigenerational, multicultural community, where we gather to meet with God…read moreand one another. We are passionate about seeing lives radically transformed by the power of God, creating strong family bonds, and impacting the lost and the hurting here in Greeley and Northern Colorado. Come join us at Victory Outreach Greeley if: You want to be surrounded by people of all ages and different cultural backgrounds that are going to fuel your fire for God. You are ready to find true meaning and purpose in your life. You want to experience the power of God over your addiction, marriage, family, or career. You want to grow spiritually and personally. You want to join us in our mission of reaching the city of Greeley and Northern Colorado.

The best independent fundamental baptist church ever. And bible believing, bible preaching, using…read morethe King James Bible.

I have been a member of this church for a year and a half now, and I am so grateful to have found…read morethis congregation. The preaching is done while considering the full context of scripture, going through a book of the Bible and not skipping over the hard parts. Our elders work very diligently, as unto the Lord, and truly do care about those under their care. We love one another and seek to serve the church first, and also members of the community (Galatians 6:10). If you are searching for a church, don't take my word for it! Come for a few weeks, talk to people, meet the elders, and make a judgement for yourself, based on Scripture, and don't judge a book by it's cover (or a church by its reviews on Yelp).

I have been very scared to say anything about this church for a while because my experience was…read moreheart-breaking and the members there label whistle blowers as slanderers. But after resting in the gospel and soaking in the truth of scripture and Jesus's love and grace for an awful long time--I figured why not? Maybe it will help someone. From my personal experience, they do not have a good law and gospel distinction. Obedience is heavily pushed on the believer, making the gospel burdensome and not restful. It felt like they didn't believe in the power of the gospel. They set rules where scripture had none and they would point to your own obedience and submission for assurance of salvation. It is difficult to find rest and joy in Jesus when everyone is always trying to make sure that you better yourself and please God with your works. Because if you still struggled with a major sin they question your salvation instead of pointing to Jesus. It was always very introspective. And the goal of the Christian life was to "not sin." I once talked their talk and walked their walk, but in hindsight I can see how much damage I have done to other believers faith and how much damage it had on my own. I followed a pietism gospel. They taught that if you love someone you will confront them. But now I see that if you love someone you will extend grace and forgiveness. The Holy Spirit convicts men of sin--not me. It is my job to love and show grace upon grace--not to condemn and criticize and make sure everyone is keeping with their disciplines. There are deep secrets here. So be very cautious. This church deeply hurt me and my family and distorted the gospel. There are many people I still love that are members, but I would not recommend you attend. If you do, be very discerning with law and gospel distinctions. Jesus Christ is the head of the church and in Him alone is there forgiveness of sins for all who call on His name. Soli Deo Gloria

I realize churches are not normally considered "businesses." But they do provide services and…read moreproducts. On those grounds, maybe they are "reviewable." Pastor Wilson has a clear vision for Greeley Wesleyan and conducts himself professionally in overseeing various aspects of church governance and church programs, and most noticeably in the messages he delivers each Sunday. Greeley Wesleyan is a candidate for becoming a mega-church. There are a large number of "small groups", a contemporary phenomenon in many Christian churches. The songs and music are contemporary Christian, with a rare old time gospel tune thrown in every few months or less. Pastor Wilson's sermons, unlike too many modernistic warm-and-fuzzy sermons, relates directly to a set of Bible passages, carefully chosen and elaborated, and related to his listeners' daily lives, or specific, immediate issues in their lives. Donuts and coffee are fine. No need to go to the Dark Side. The Light Side has them, too, and at less cost to your eternal salvation. :D. 10/18/2013 - Greeley Wesleyan produces the "Hour of Hope" television program broadcast Sunday mornings. They need to make sure someone is sitting in those vacant seats they show, make sure the speaker looks into the camera more than he does, homogenizes the choir's disparate wardrobes and add some smiles.

The pastor is all about getting up there doing a comedy show and getting laughs. He picks one verse…read moreand studies for six weeks. He told me that he's never even read the book of Revelation. All churches should be praying for Israel right now, he doesn't even talk about it. A couple years ago he posted a picture of Donald Trump and made fun of it. It's like going to a show and not an actual teaching of the Bible never talks about repentance.

I know Arron Chambers is a good speaker and really funny and that building is nice, but the…read moreservices are too loud and noisy and the visitors and the music are extremely loud. I want myself and my family to go back to our old church services in Windsor instead of Journey on Sundays. I don't like using ear plugs during singing time and people that attend there always cheer cheer cheer for a pastor, a guest speaker and when someone is being baptized.

This is a long overdue post. I have been attending CCW for two years. I had attended many churches…read morein NoCo only to end up disappointed when they ultimately broke with biblical teaching and instead turned to worldly comfort. Not so at CCW. They truly live out their motto: Love God, love truth and love people. Everyone from the pastoral staff, church elders, worship team, ushers and everyone inside have made this church a home. I had never felt that feeling in a church before. This is what a church family feels like. Home.

Calvary Chapel Windsor is a church that teaches God's word with love, truth and integrity. Walk in…read morethe doors and you'll see and hear people who love God and each other.