Your Neighborhood Church

You can find us at 11500 W 20th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80215, at the corner of 20th and Simms St.

Our worship services are held every Sunday at 9:30 AM. Everyone is welcome to join us. Come as you are whether you prefer formal attire or casual clothing.

Yes, we have a Sunday School program called Kids’ Connection for children from kindergarten to 6th grade. We also offer Bible studies for all ages.

Our worship services feature a blend of traditional hymns and contemporary Christian music, led by our talented music team.

Shepherd of the Hills offers support groups such as the Grief Group and Caregiver Support Group. These groups are open to all community members, providing a safe and supportive space for sharing and healing.

Being Presbyterian means belonging to a Christian tradition that emphasizes faith, grace, and shared leadership. The word "Presbyterian" comes from the Greek presbyteros, meaning elder, which reflects our form of church government.

A Church Led by Elders

Rather than being led by a single person, Presbyterian congregations are governed by a group of elected elders, both ministers and laypeople. These elders serve on the session (local church leadership) and work alongside regional governing bodies called presbyteries, synods, and the General Assembly to make decisions in a connectional and democratic way.

Rooted in Reformed Theology

Presbyterians are part of the Reformed tradition, which emphasizes:

• The Sovereignty of God – God is in control of all things.

• Salvation by Grace – We are saved by God's grace, not by our own efforts.

• The Authority of Scripture – The Bible is the foundation of faith and practice.

• Faith in Action – Our faith calls us to serve others and seek justice in the world.

Commitment to Learning

Presbyterians value education and thoughtful faith. Our church offers Bible studies and small groups, to help members grow spiritually.

Unity

Rooted in our reformed heritage, we celebrate diversity by engaging in shared mission to reflect Christ’s call to oneness. (John 17:21)

Hospitality

We welcome all with open hearts and doors, as Christ welcomes us. (Romans 15:7)

Belonging

Grounded in our faith identity, we embrace others where they are, fostering a culture of inclusion and respect (Galatians 3:28).

Active Grace

We provide space for renewal and growth, supporting both individuals and partners in their calling and mission. (Colossians 3:12-14)

Purposeful Partnership

We build vital partnerships to live out our mission with integrity and collaboration. (Ecclesiastes 4:9)

Faithful Stewardship

Caring for creation, we responsibly manage God’s gifts and resources for future generations and the environment. (Genesis 2:15)

Our core beliefs align with the PCUSA. We believe in the triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We trust in Jesus Christ, who was fully human and fully God, and in the Holy Spirit, who renews life. We believe in salvation by grace and the authority of Scripture. Our faith calls us to serve others and seek justice in the world.