Churches in Westminster

Active churches in Westminster

10138 Wadsworth Pkwy #1000, Westminster
westminstercalvary.org
38 sermons · today
9051 Harlan St Unit 10, Westminster
novationchurch.org
122 sermons · today
11777 Sheridan Boulevard, Westminster
victorydenver.com
4 sermons

Types of churches in Westminster

Non-Denominational Westminster Churches

Many congregations here meet in modern spaces near the US‑36 corridor, the Westminster Promenade, and Bradburn Village, with band-led worship and practical teaching. They often cater to commuting families headed to Denver or Boulder, offering strong kids programs and livestream options.

Spanish-Language & Bilingual Churches

Westminster’s Latino communities along Federal and Sheridan boulevards support congregations that preach in Spanish or run fully bilingual services. Expect ESL classes, food distribution, and family events that especially serve apartment neighborhoods near 72nd Avenue and south Westminster.

Catholic Parishes

Long-established parishes anchor older Westminster neighborhoods, offering sacramental life, catechesis, and community outreach. Many support parish schools or faith-formation programs and draw multi-generational families from areas near 72nd Avenue, Lowell Boulevard, and the north–south corridors.

Young Adult Churches in Westminster

Ministries for college and early‑career adults cluster around the FRCC Westminster campus and the US‑36 tech corridor, with evening services and midweek small groups. Gatherings near Westminster Station and Bradburn’s cafes create easy on-ramps for newcomers through socials, service projects, and flexible group schedules.

Sermon clips from Westminster churches

36s
#CommunionByGrace
“Paul is not saying make yourself worthy before you come to communion. That's not what he's saying because it's impossible. And perhaps perhaps we can say it this way, that the Lord's table isn't for Christians who think they have everything together, but rather it's for believers who know they stand entirely by the grace of Jesus.”
71s
#RighteousnessByFaith
“It's not perfect for any human being. And I want to saturate this message of transformation with the gospel right at the beginning. Because we all have failed. We've all lacked integrity. We've all not practiced righteousness all the time. But the good news of Jesus is he did. Jesus walked in perfect integrity. Jesus practiced righteousness. He loved his father. He loved his neighbor. He was the only one to ever live a true life of complete integrity. And so, when we put our faith in Jesus, his righteousness, his integrity is given to us. It's credited to us. And so, you know what's good news? That takes the pressure off. That we're not trying to work for God. We're not trying to to have our do's and don't lists to make us right with God. Jesus makes us right with God. We now learn to be transformed by the one who walked with perfect integrity, little by little and day by day.”
29s
#ChristianMaturity
“And, church, if you can receive it if you can receive it, Christian maturity isn't merely demonstrated by how we worship God vertically. Because there's a lot of people that can they can praise God and quote the right verse and do all these things. But quite frankly, Christian maturity, it shows up in something much different. It shows up in how you treat the people around you. It's the horizontal aspect that you actually see the demonstration.”
48s
#HealthyChurch
“And so when we gather as a church, we're not coming here to gather around our ideas. We're gathering around Christ, and we honor Christ by submitting to his truth. We honor Christ by loving one another. We honor Christ by remembering his cross. And if you wanna know what a healthy church looks like, it's people that are willing to repent, to look to God. So that we could find grace, so we could find mercy, so that we could find love, so that we could find truth.”
49s
#AmazingGrace
“May we all know that we don't need the approval of man. We need the approval of God, and the approval of God is upon you through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Enjoy it. Live in it. Live in the blessing of God. May the Lord bless you and keep you, make his face shine upon you, be gracious to you, lift up your countenance. May you continually be amazed by grace as you go from this place and about your week. Be amazed by grace. Live in grace so that you can live a life that brings honor to Jesus, a life of integrity.”
57s
#ResistTheDevil
“And so he's slandering God's character. And you know what? He's still doing that today. When you hear that that voice whisper in your ear, if God really loved you, you'd be healed by now. God really loved you, that person wouldn't have betrayed you. If God really loved you, you'd find a job. Fill in the blank there. And we have to resist the slanderous whispers of the evil one. He slanders others as well to us. When it's so easy we meet somebody or we see somebody, they don't look like us or whatever, and it's easy to begin to have judgmental thoughts come into our minds and into our hearts. That's coming from the slanderer.”
60s
#SanctificationJourney
“Our great high priest, Jesus, he did it for us. He went through the veil, took his own blood to the mercy seat, and we're forgiven. We've been cleansed of our sins. So now this life is a life of sanctification, and it's day by day being transformed in how we think, act, speak, and becoming like Jesus. So if there is some... A little bit of guilt or some conviction this morning about lacking integrity, then embrace it. Because conviction is a gift of the Holy Spirit to convince us of sin and righteousness so that we repent and turn back to God. So don't let the evil one come in with his shame and his condemnation because there's no condemnation for those that are in Christ.”
53s
#RejectTheSlander
“And then he slanders us to us, where you'll hear that voice when you fail. If you were really a Christian, you wouldn't have said that. If you were really a Christian, you wouldn't have done that. We've all hear those slanderous accusations to God, about others, and to ourselves. The Greek word, and I believe it's the Spanish word for devil, is diablos. Diablos. So, the word slander in the New Testament, the word devil, are the same word. It's diablos. Don't diablos one another. Paul told Timothy, don't let the women in your church or the people in your church diablos one another. Don't slander one another. Don't gossip about one another.”
76s
#IntegrityAndRepentance
“To forgive somebody of the wrong they've done to you takes integrity on our parts. So I wanna go back to this first question in verse one. Lord, who may reside in your tent? Who may settle on your holy hill? Who may settle on your holy hill? Do you know, in many translations, the word for... Hebrew word for integrity is translated blameless. Who's blameless in this? I'm not. I don't like that. I know I'm not blameless. Here's the good news. Integrity and repentance go hand in hand. God has given us the gift of repentance, which means we have a change of mind, a change of heart, and a change of direction. I'm going in the wrong direction to stop and repent is to go in the right direction towards the Lord in the way of Jesus. So, it takes integrity to repent. It takes integrity to take responsibility for our failures, for our sins, the things that we do wrong.”
55s
#IntegrityMatters
“Integrity is definitely a byproduct of obedience, choosing life. It's a byproduct of walking in the fear of the Lord. Integrity, in in definition, means true to the original. True to the original. It means to live an upright life. It means to be truthful, to be trustworthy, to be reliable. A few statements about integrity I've learned over the years I wanna share with you. And the first one is that integrity is doing the right thing even when no one's looking. Doing the right thing even when no one's looking. Reputation is who others think we are. Integrity is who I really am in private. That's integrity.”

Why Westminster churches are unique

Many churches in Westminster reflect the city’s family-friendly neighborhoods and commuter rhythm along the US‑36 corridor, offering ministry rhythms that fit busy workdays and weekend life. Expect neighborhood-based connection, robust next‑gen discipleship, and flexible gatherings like strong kids programs for young families, evening services for commuters, and small group culture.
Westminster’s growing cultural diversity—shaped by Latino heritage, immigrant communities, and multigenerational households—encourages a welcoming, multilingual approach to worship and outreach. In practice, Westminster churches often feature bilingual Spanish-English services, multicultural and multiethnic congregations, and community service and food outreach.
With Standley Lake, Big Dry Creek trails, and panoramic Front Range views, the city’s outdoor lifestyle informs how congregations build community and serve the city. You’ll also see ministries geared to students and young professionals near Front Range Community College and the Denver–Boulder tech corridor, including college student ministries, modern worship with contemporary band, and outdoor worship and service projects.

Recent sermons from Westminster churches

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