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  Westminster welcomed me and my wife, who is Jewish, into a friendly and caring community. I got involved in a variety of mission activities that includes serving meals at local missions, bagging products for donation to Homeless Gear, and preparing meals for student programs at the Geller Center for Spiritual Development. This church makes a positive impact in the community and allows me to build a solid foundation in my faith journey.

  Added June 15, 2017 by david wasson
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  Prior to arriving at Westminster, I was seeking a congregation committed to lively worship, rich fellowship, and being involved in the wider community. I believe I've found all three of those things in abundance here at Westminster. I am ever grateful for the opportunity to partner with the wonderful people of this church on our shared spiritual journey.

  Added February 25, 2017 by Eric Sunderland
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  I was a founding member of Westminster Presbyterian Church. But moved away from Fort Collins in 19 86 for employment. I returned in 2010 and was surprised at the change in the demographics of the church. There were so few young member families. We were a "grey haired membership." But some said, "they liked it that way."
  In 2014 i moved to Hermiston, Or. I still love the Westminster Church and want very much to see it grow in Christ. But to do so we need to welcome change. We need youth, young families and new ideas. Not to progress is to wither and die. I am returning soon and excited to meet the new pastor and his family.
  Sincerely, Glenda Van Why Chermak

  Added October 27, 2016 by Glenda Chermak
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  Westminster Presbyterian Church is full of friendly, caring people. The minister gives truly meaningful, thought-provoking sermons. And we know that we are all welcome, no matter where we are on our individual faith journeys.

  Added October 12, 2016 by Heather Kranz
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  We moved back to Colo in 2012 and wanted to find a church that was progressive, inclusive, open to new ideas, and mission focused. We found all that and more at Westminster, and are grateful for a caring church family.

  Added August 20, 2016 by Nancy Haines