First Time at Front Range?
Don’t want to go alone?
Or maybe you’ve been a few times but you’d like to ask a few questions, tour the property, or connect with some staff and leaders?
Plan your visit now and we will:
Meet you at the entrance.
Help get your kids checked in.
Give you a tour.
Give you a gift just to say thanks for coming.
Answer any questions you have.
What To Expect
FAQs
We know that visiting a church for the first time can be intimidating so we want to do the best we can to give you all of the information ahead of time. If there is anything you need any more information about or any questions we can answer for you, please feel free to contact us.
Front Range exists to help people build community, discover purpose, and grow their faith in Jesus. At Front Range, you can expect a fun and inspiring worship experience. With friendly people ready to serve you, coffee and snacks, music, and a laid back atmosphere, you should feel right at home from the moment you pull into the parking lot.
Front Range meets at Renaissance Secondary School every Sunday with two identical services at 9:00am and 10:30am.
Absolutely! All of our services are streamed live online. We offer an engaging online experience including different ways to respond all on our church online website.
We have an excellent kid’s experience at Front Range. We haven taken special precautions to ensure a safe and fun environment for all kids through 6th grade.
We’re more concerned with meeting your real life needs than with what you wear. Most people dress in casual weekend attire, so dress how you feel comfortable and you’ll fit right in.
Our services last about 60 minutes and contain music and teaching from the Bible that will apply directly to your life.
Creative and relevant teaching is a priority at Front Range. One of our teaching pastors will guide you through the practical and timeless truths from the Bible with humor and sincerity. We hope you find the teaching inspiring and applicable to your everyday life.
At Front Range, we believe that God not only speaks to us, but expects us to act on what He says. We try to make room for this to take place during our worship experiences through what we call, “response time.” Response time takes place after the message is preached and offers a few different opportunities for you and I to ask “What is God saying to me?” and “What am I going to do about it?” We have several different response “stations,” including crosses, communion, our prayer team, and offering boxes.
One of our main goals for every Sunday service is for people to be able to connect with God and with each other. We invite you to fill out the Connect Card, which is our way of getting to know you, what kind of needs you might have, and how we can serve you better. Please stop by and talk to our Connections team in the courtyard to find out more ways to connect with others. You can also visit our Events page to see upcoming events and ways to get connected.