Crowd with hands raised under warm stage lights at a Sunday gathering

Haven City Church · RiNo, Denver

Come as you are. Seriously.

A church for people who aren’t sure about church. Jeans welcome, coffee is free, kids are loud and that’s fine. We meet in a renovated warehouse on Walnut Street — save a seat for yourself this Sunday.

Sundays

9:30 & 11:30

Thursday Midweek
7 PM · for 18–30s

3151 Walnut St
Free lot behind the building

Est. 2017
Warehouse
Church

Come as you are • Jeans welcome • Coffee is free • Kids are loud and that’s fine • Parking is easy • Nobody will make you stand up • Sundays 9:30 & 11:30 •

Who we are

Three honest sentences.

  1. 01

    We don’t think you have it together. Neither do we.

    Haven started with eleven people, a borrowed PA and a lot of doubts. Nine years later we still like questions more than slogans.

  2. 02

    Jesus is the point. Not the building, not the brand.

    We read the Bible out loud, we take it seriously, and we try to live like it’s true Monday through Saturday — especially when that’s inconvenient.

  3. 03

    RiNo is our neighborhood, not our audience.

    We know the baristas, the muralists and the unhoused neighbors on Walnut by name. If Haven closed tomorrow, we want the block to notice.

The longer version →
Friends laughing together around a table at a night gathering
Young people jumping and cheering outdoors in daylight
Three takeaway coffee cups on a wooden cafe counter

Walnut St.
Sunday
9:30 AM

Bright cafe bar with plants, wooden tables and pendant lights in a converted industrial space

The lobby bar · doors open 30 min early

What to expect

Here’s the whole Sunday. No surprises.

Walking into a church you’ve never been to is weird. We know. So here is literally everything, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Wear whatever

    Jeans, hoodie, scrubs from the night shift. The pastors preach in sneakers. Nobody is grading your outfit.

  2. 02

    Coffee is free

    Real espresso from the bar in the lobby, pulled by volunteers who used to work at the roaster down the street. Bring it into the room.

  3. 03

    It’s 70 minutes

    Four songs, one honest talk from the Bible, a few minutes of quiet. You’ll be back in the lot by 10:45 or 12:45.

  4. 04

    Kids are checked in, not shushed

    Haven Kids runs birth–5th grade at both services with secure tags. Babies in the room are totally welcome too.

  5. 05

    Parking is actually easy

    Free lot behind the building off 32nd, plus street parking on Walnut that’s free on Sundays. Bikes go inside.

Plan your first Sunday →

Or just show up. That works too.

Speaker at a microphone on a dark stage

Latest message

Unfiltered

Stop performing your faith

Jordan Okafor · Oct 26, 2026

The most tired people in the room are usually the ones who look the most put-together.

This week

Show up. Bring a friend. Leave early if you want.

Midweek for 18–30s, a Saturday serve in RiNo, and whatever else is on the warehouse calendar.

All events →

Find your people

A living room beats a lobby.

Neighborhood groups, 8–14 people, weeknights in apartments and backyards. Nobody has it together. That’s the point.

All groups →

Give

No guilt. No gold plates. Just the lights, the kids rooms and the block.

If you call Haven home, this is how the warehouse stays open. If you are visiting, skip this page. Seriously. Coffee is still free.

18%

of every gift leaves the building for RiNo neighbors

$0

guilt. Give once, monthly, or skip a month. We will not email you about it.

9 yrs

of open books. Ask us anything about the budget on a Sunday.

Neighbors sharing a long table meal together
DJ and crowd under blue stage lights at a live show

Still not sure?

Come once. Sit in the back. Leave during the last song.

We will not make you stand up, fill out a card, or talk to a stranger. Wear whatever. Coffee is free. If it is not for you, that is actually fine.

Sundays 9:30 & 11:30 · 3151 Walnut St, Denver · The grey warehouse with the lime door