New Hope Presbyterian Church

Kind, compassionate, easy going, and engaging congregation. The building also has ample event, service, and class spaces. Definitely worth a visit if you’re on the lookout for an open and affirming church in the Southern Denver metro area.

New Hope is a fantastic church! ALL are welcome here. Pastor Caressa and Pastor Jordan deliver wonderful sermons, the choir is top notch, and children's and youth ministries are amazing and welcoming to all youth. It is truly a place my family has called home for many years!

I had some contact with them when I first moved to Castle Rock. They seemed pleasant enough. They gave me good recommendations. However I was not invited to worship or to have on-going contact so I felt it was a little cold. I really know little about them. They helped me but it did not go further and I didn't feel invited to worship with them. So that's all I can say. After them, I have met several friendly and amazing churches which did invite me and I just started doing some visiting.

New Hope Presbyterian Church preaches God's Word and lives it out. As a church that values inclusion, it welcomes people just as they are. It is a church that puts people first. New Hope also meets requests from the community for immediate assistance. I have attended church my entire life. I can confidently say that this is a church that "walks the talk." It lives out the gospel in word and in deed. Sermons are Bible centered and relevant to current realities. I leave service with a stronger relationship with God and with inspiration to serve others. In addition, New Hope's leadership structure is spread out among a dozen clergy and dozens of lay person/members of the congregation. This keeps the leadership of the church egalitarian and fair. You are most welcome to worship with us online or in person.

We choose to drive considerable distance each Sunday to experience the meaningful worship in this place. Casual, comfortable, yet challenging, it stirs our souls and gives us relevant scripture to guide our week. One of the things we value most is the beautiful flow of the worship experience, all aspects centered around a scriptural theme made relevant to today’s challenges. We leave the service with scripture to ponder, visual symbols to remember, inspirational music still singing in our head, and new assurances of God’s presence in our life. Combine all that with the love and support of staff and congregation, and you know you’ve “Found a Home.”