Park Hill Congregational United Church of Christ
A Diverse Community of Seekers, Called to Compassion and Justice
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About Us
We are called to bold acts of compassion and justice. We welcome 20 women to our overnight shelter 26 nights of the year. We are also activists in the community around issues of violence, poverty, race and more. We have been open and affirming to the LGBTQ community for 25 years. We believe faith is empty outside of living it to love God and one another. We are not afraid of the label "liberal" and strive to educate children in the ways of loving compassion for the earth and all humanity
- Vibe
- Casual, Traditional Liturgy, Down to Earth, Progressive, Gay affirming, Inclusive, Multigenerational, Neighborhood-focused
- Programs
- Community Service, Social Justice, Faith and Work, Youth Group, Choir, Missions, Nursery, Adult Education, Food Pantry, Preschool, Disability, Children's Ministry
- Music
- Traditional Hymns, Gospel Choir, Contemporary, Organ, Jazz
- Denomination
- United Church of Christ
- Size
- Small
- Language
- English
- Founded
- 1949
Contact Information
Phone
303-322-9122
Website
http://www.parkhillucc.org
Our Services
Service Times
- Sunday
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- 10:00am
- Progressive Christianity, Traditional Setting
- 05:30pm
- bloom - a sunday evening experience for all generations (2nd Sunday)
What to Expect
Leadership
David Bahr
Pastor
David has served as the pastor since 2007. He is originally from North Dakota, attended seminary in Minneapolis, and worked on capitol hill in Washington, DC after studying the intersections of theology and public policy. He was one of the first openly gay pastors ordained in the United Church of Christ in 1993 and in 2006 published a doctoral study on "Pastors Called by Predominantly Straight UCC Congregations." He led an inner city church in Cleveland for 15 years before moving to Denver with his partner.
Location & Directions
What Members Say
David shared their experience Jan 2015
The church is always trying to adapt to a changing world. In the 1960s as African Americans moved into the Park Hill neighborhood, the church went out of its way to create a welcoming environment in both the church and community. As a man of color, that is the place I begin. Today, they are just as out front on issues that make the church and world more welcoming and inclusive. Art
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