Flatirons Community Church – West Campus

The location here is an extension of the Lafayette campus, but there’s several differences. First many things are the same which I love, but if you are intimidated by the large size of the Lafayette campus this is a good place to start. The service is much smaller, but the servive is broadcasted so you get the same message. It’s easier to build community here mainly because the size. Not that you can’t in Lafayette, but its a little easier when you can see the same faces each week rather than a multitude of faces each week.
I also love the drive and I love spending some time in the beautiful mountains.
I love the church and my Lafayette review says everything I really like and why. This review is for the purpose of letting some of you who might want to visit but are intimidated by the size of the other campus see that this location is much more intimate. Try this campus first if size is your issue. You need to check it out.

Some Sundays the message is from one of the pastors live at the West Campus and sometimes its is on-​screen streamed from the Layfayette Campus. Both ways are equally powerful and there isn’t anything lost when the message is on screen. (the AV and sound system is super high quality) The music at the West Campus is alway live as well as announcements — the people running Flatirons are phenomenal and this church has a fantastic feel. Its refreshing to be there each Sunday. I highly recommend the West Campus.

I enjoy this church very much, and I have visited several in the area. Yes, the pastor is on video from the main church in Lafayette, however, it does not take away from the teaching at all for me. He is a wonderful teacher and pastor. It is no different that listening to a sermon online. The music is occasionally too rock and roll for me, I would appreciate more worshipful music at times. However, this is the church in the area that I keep going back to… The people are very friendly and welcoming, and the church has incredible opportunities for growing and serving.

I’ve been going to the Lafayette campus for a couple of years. When the new (West) campus opened up, I was stoked that it was closer. Sometimes there is live teaching, sometimes it is streamed live. The music is awesome too!

We drive 45 minutes to Lafayette and it takes about 25 minutes to get to West. The drive is nice, parking is tricky if you are running late. The church is much smaller then the North campus so the sound system is super loud. They band does a great job and the service is streamed live from the main campus and it doesn’t bother me since I watch Jim/​Scott on the big screens even if they are live on stage.

I have to agree with the not recommended review. I used to commute 45 min. to the Lafayette location, which is in fact amazing. I was so disappointed after my 15 min drive to have to watch the sermon on t.v. This is not church. As always, the band was great, maybe they thought we wouldn’t notice the lack of a pastor?