Denver Park Hill Neighborhood Church | Non-Denominational | The Hills
The Hills Church is an economically and racially diverse faith community committed to loving our neighbors in and around the Park Hill neighborhood. You are welcome!
Denver Park Hill Neighborhood Church | Non-Denominational | The Hills
The Hills Church is an economically and racially diverse faith community committed to loving our neighbors in and around the Park Hill neighborhood. You are welcome!
A Denver Neighborhood Church in Park Hill
We are committed to being an economically and racially diverse faith community that follows Jesus and loves our neighbors in Northeast Denver.
We gather together at Hallett Academy the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 10:00 a.m. (2950 Jasmine - Denver, CO). You can also join us on Facebook Live.
We gather in micro churches in homes throughout Northeast Denver the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month.
Upcoming Schedule
Dec 22 All Church @ East Denver Church of God (MLK/Monaco) at 10:30am (joint service)
Dec 29 - No Sunday Service
Jan 5 All Church @ Hallett Academy at 10am
Jan 12 Micro Churches @10am
There’s a Place for You at The Hills Church
Thanks for checking out our website. Whether you're unsure about this whole Jesus thing or a life long follower of Christ you are welcome here. If you have questions after checking out our website, please contact us at info@thehillsdenver.com. We look forward to meeting you!
Living Life Together
We need one another. You were created and designed for relationships. Authentic community doesn’t happen by accident. Find your place at The Hills as we follow Jesus together.
“They committed themselves to the teaching of the apostles, the life together, the common meal, and the prayers…They followed a daily discipline of worship in the Temple followed by meals at home, every meal a celebration, exuberant and joyful, as they praised God. People in general liked what they saw.”
Acts 2:42 & 46
A Confession
A Confession. We (the folks who make up the Hills Church) don’t always live up to our ideals. In fact, sometimes we’re judgmental. Sometimes we make issues more important than people. Sometimes we put on a fake smile when in reality we’re hurting and broken. Sometimes we live in fear and go after power. Sometimes we let each other down. Sometimes we don’t love our neighbors. We really aren’t that good.
So why do we still gather together as a faith community when we’ve got so many issues? Simply put – we have found hope in Jesus despite our dysfunction. Our door is always open to you. You’re more than welcome to come experience the hope we have found in the midst of our brokenness.
