A Village Church

If you have ever driven down 120th in Westminster, you might have seen our green roofed church with high arches and an 88 foot steeple that looks like it could have been built in the 19th century, yet surprisingly was only built in 2007. The church architecture and setting creates a place that feels and functions as a neighborhood church. Children’s classrooms, our convenient location in the Boulder-Denver corridor, our placement within the planned neighborhood of Bradburn Village, all make Rocky Mountain Presbyterian an ideal church for those seeking a church.

The Neighborhood – Bradburn Village

Bradburn Village is a “new-urbanism” community in Westminster off of 120th Avenue between Lowell and Sheridan Blvd. Amidst retail, commercial, and residential buildings , 750 residences, several schools and parks, you will find Rocky Mountain Presbyterian Church. RMPC was selected by the developer, in part, because they wanted to find a church with the desire to minister significantly to the community.

The Community – Denver Boulder Corridor

The Denver-Boulder corridor has been one of the fastest growing regions in the United States over the past decade. It includes the cities of Westminster, Lafayette, Broomfield, Thornton, and Northglenn. With the rise of tech companies such as; Sun Microsystems, Ball, IBM, Level 3, Hunter-Douglas, and others, the Denver-Boulder corridor has become a hot spot for young professionals to start their families. Because of its beauty, access to recreational activities, and great schools, it is not hard to see why many settle in this region. The majority of those in our church community live and work in the area and take part in what the outdoors of Colorado has to offer.