by Terri Wiebold

Castle Pines Community Church (CPCC) is a close-knit congregation of approximately 200 to 250 families from all denominations, with over 60 percent of its members from Castle Pines North homes. Worship at CPCC is energetic and contemporary, yet appreciative of traditional hymns and praise music. Its family worship flows out of a strong commitment to God’s word and a deep love of Jesus Christ. For detailed information about the church’s core beliefs, visit the CPCC website at
www.castlepineschurch.org.

With a focus on meeting the needs of its membership and encouraging fellowship among all age groups in the church community, CPCC has programs designed for men, women, and couples, as well as outstanding programs for teens and children. “It is our priority to teach the scriptures so they are relevant to our living today,” said Executive Pastor, Reverend Jack Estep. “Personalized and individual programming is a great way to accomplish that.”

Most programming (outside of Sunday worship service) is held at the church office, affectionately known as “Area 2:11.” It is located at 7437 Village Square Drive, suite 205 in the Village Square Business Center. Church services are led by Senior Pastor, Reverend Jerry Jones, and are currently held at Buffalo Ridge Elementary School, 7075 Shoreham Drive.

Plans are already underway for a new church building in the Castle Pines North community. Summer Sunday worship service is at 9:30 a.m., and Sunday school classes for nursery through grade five are Sunday at 9:30 am. Except during this summer schedule, two services are available on Sunday, and nursery care is always provided for all services.

During the school year, middle school and high school ministry includes “Wake-Up Call,” a Bible study where teens can explore a deeper relationship with Christ. Weekday evening Bible study classes are also available.

For more information about CPCC and the ministries it provides, visit the website or call directly to 303-663-0953.