Cheyenne Hills Church

We've been there twice. Once for the early service and once for the later. A big church for Cheyenne. Services were fairly full. Good praise and worship. Good message. We'll be going back.

4 months ago

This church does not have any resources or help to offer any women or children in need. When I asked, their response was that they donate to a military charity.

2 months ago

It is with a heavy heart that I share this. My time at Cheyenne Hills Church, which I once considered a place of community and healing, has instead become a source of deep pain. I have experienced what many refer to as church hurt—the kind of emotional and spiritual pain that comes when a church, which should reflect the love and acceptance of Christ, begins to pick and choose who is “worthy” of that love. I’ve seen people—myself included—excluded, overlooked, or judged in ways that do not align with the unconditional love and grace that God extends to everyone. That kind of behavior does not represent the gospel. It wounds people who are already struggling and pushes them away from healing rather than drawing them closer to it. I no longer feel spiritually or emotionally safe at Cheyenne Hills Church, and that realization has been incredibly difficult. But I share this not out of bitterness—I share it because silence only allows harm to continue. My hope is that this church and others like it will reflect deeply on how their actions affect those seeking God through pain, confusion, and brokenness. God’s love is for everyone—not just those who fit a mold or meet certain expectations. I still believe that, even if I didn’t always see it reflected here.

10 months ago

Worship is great, large children's ministry. But disappointed with the sermons. Need to spend more time teaching the Bible.

5 months ago

They do ABSOLUTELY nothing to help homeless and struggling people!

a month ago