Smoky Hill United Methodist Church

About

Smoky Hill United Methodist Church in Centennial, CO, offers a welcoming community space for worship and fellowship, known for its inclusive services and active engagement in local outreach programs.

Visitor Information

Smoky Hill United Methodist Church in Centennial, CO, is renowned for its inclusive and welcoming community, garnering an impressive average rating of 4.5 stars from 50 reviews. The church is celebrated for its spirit of love, acceptance, and proactive LGBTQ+ affirmations, along with its rich history of mission work and community outreach. While the focus on inclusivity and pride has drawn some criticism, the church's ability to create a family-like atmosphere and provide diverse worship experiences, such as exceptional handbell concerts, is highly praised by visitors and long-time attendees alike.

Reviews

Nancy Friday

I've been attending here since 2010. I am proud of this church for its acceptance that everyone is a child of God and loved by God. There is a spirit of love and a history of mission work and support of the community. This is a place where your gifts and talents are celebrated and welcomed and put to good use regardless of your age, race, gender, economic status, or who you love.

Jun 7, 2024, 1:36 AM

lucia hoag

My family switched to this church when I was a young child, maybe 9? I grew up here. It has always been filled to the brim with love and acceptance and joy. This church provides a lot of mission work, and a great sense of community. The importance of LGBTQ+ affirmations in the church is not overlooked here, and they are proactive in community outreach. I personally do not identify as Christian but I still enjoy going to services because of the family that I have found at church, and I have never been made to feel bad for my personal beliefs. The sermons are always well written and delivered with compassion.

Jun 7, 2024, 1:25 AM

Debra Dunlap

I went to a special handbell concert there. It was marvelous. The entire stage was filled with handbells and then more handbells and choir chimes and the big bass bells and bass choir chimes. It created a wonderful cacophony of sound! There is no other way to describe it it was amazing to hear with so many running passages. They demonstrated every technique there is for playing handbells. I'm just sad I didn't know about these groups earlier since I have lived in Denver for so long.

Feb 13, 2023, 10:20 PM

Dave Sassman

One of the greatest Methodist churches that I have ever been associated with.

Dec 26, 2024, 10:21 AM