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  I had high hopes for this church. We moved back to the area to be near family and I heard it was a lot like Timberline in Fort Collins (We Love Timberline). The only thing that was similar was the childrens rooms, check in and seprate service.
  
  I will not go back after the service I attended. I am far from perfect, and I won't judge another (might not be friends, but not passing judgment) as the scripture states this. I grew up in church and studied the bible extensively. All I heard was that GLBTQ, and people from other faiths were ungodly and that Christians were being persecuted. I come from a Catholic and military family. I chose not to be the same faith, but respect others decisions in their faith because that is between them and God. We are very blessed to be US citizens and as Americans we have so many things to be thankful for- like freedom of religion. I am in non-profit work and I assist people everyday. We are all humam beings, God gave us all free will. I will not raise my children to hate or be afraid of other groups of people. It is unfortunate that some of us are turned away from church because of the attitudes of others. It is not hard to be kind.
  
  On that note, we also had a couple questions about our ethnicity. I am multi-racial and shouldn't have to justify this or feel uncomfortable for who I am. I really hope to find a Church nearby that is open and welcoming to my family with a leadership that teaches God's love for all of us.

  Added April 28, 2017 by aianinfusion
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  Ever hear "no church is perfect, but if you find the perfect church and you start going, it will cease to be perfect" lol in all seriousness though, I'm thankful for this church and for Pastor Jeff. I'm not involved but have been trying to go more frequently. Pastor Jeff has a way of ministering in a way that is convicting and loving at the same time. My son LOVES children's church too!

  Added February 24, 2017 by Anthony Lopez