Our Quimby Pipe Organ will greet you at the 10 am service in the sanctuary, where you'll find a larger crowd and more age-appropriate activities for children and youth. The 10 am service also offers a nursery, which is fully staffed by people who are certified in CPR and first aid, and trained through the Colorado Shines program. 

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Our sanctuary is wheelchair accessible. Our sanctuary is also equipped with a special LOOP system for those who require assistance hearing. For more specifics, questions, or to request a special accommodation before your visit, please contact us! 

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While the style and feel of our space and our music can be very traditional, the way we think about our faith and engage the Bible are not. You'll enjoy an atmosphere where your curiosity is welcomed and your questions are embraced. We believe that there are many ways to think about our sacred stories and look to the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth as our ultimate guide to the way we live our lives.

We invite you to sit where you're most comfortable. We have a special area at the front of the sanctuary called the Prayground, where many families with children enjoy gathering. We know kids are curious and find that they often enjoy being up front where they can see everything going on. At the Prayground, you'll find several quiet activities to engage your child. There are other activities for kids a little bit later in the service as well.

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We promise not to call you out and announce you as our visitor. We're glad to have you with us, but we wouldn't want to be paraded in front of everyone either! We prefer to greet you personally. We invite you to leave your name and contact information on our friendship register that is passed down the pew, if you wish. If not, that's okay, too! 

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After the service, which usually lasts about an hour, we invite you to stay for a few minutes and enjoy some coffee and light refreshments in our fellowship hall.