What To Expect

How do I find you? Where should I park? What will the service be like? How long will it last? What’s available for my kids? Will I be singled out as a guest?

Visiting a new church can feel awkward. We get that. But it doesn’t need to be that way.
The more you know before you come, the more you can relax and just enjoy the opportunity to worship, be encouraged, and make new friends.

Our main gathering on Sunday mornings is at 10:00 am at

Asterisk Denver

Our congregation is on the younger side, but it’s also diverse and everyone is welcome. The dress is casual. Follow the sidewalk signage to our front entrance on Park Avenue where you’ll be welcomed by our greeters. Just inside the foyer, stop by the welcome desk for some info about upcoming events and other resources. Feel free to grab a free cup of fresh-brewed Jubilee coffee from our refreshments cart or stop by their shop next door for your speciality coffee and breakfast. There are no assigned seats, so please sit anywhere you’re comfortable. You’ll never be singled out as a guest – but after the service, we have a voluntary “Introductions” meeting where we’d love to connect you with one of our staff for a few minutes to answer any questions you may have!

Our worship is both structured and spontaneous, both contemporary and historic. Our services generally last about an hour and a quarter, and include music, prayers, Scripture readings, communion, and practical teaching that’s straight out of the Bible.

Our Sunday gathering offers age-appropriate children’s programs just across the hallway from the auditorium in our amazing Grace Kids space. Learn more about GraceKids.

Next Steps

We encourage you to take a next step to CONNECT with others in a Gospel Community (small group) or a Community Engagement event, where you can mature in your faith, enjoy new friends, and seek to walk in the Way of Jesus with others who are doing the same.

Gospel Communities are all about developing real friendship and applying the Good News of Jesus to everyday life. Groups of 8 to 15 people meet weekly throughout Denver to share conversation, prayer, and meals. These groups are open to everyone, regardless of age or stage of life. Contact us to find out more about groups in your area.

Community Engagement is about loving and serving our city, especially the marginalized, in tangible ways. Any given month, we might be serving families from the inner city school up the block, hosting a community meal, or blessing our neighbors with free clothing/shoes/cold weather gear, toiletries, haircuts, and more.