Parking is available in the following areas:
- In lots on the East, North, and West sides of the church.
- On street parking is available to the South (Dartmouth Street), the West (Harrison St., E. Nielsen Lane, S. Jackson St.).
- In the North extension area – lots behind 2901 Colorado and the Robinson Law Building.
- As you use street parking, please be kind to our neighbors and do not park in front of any driveway.
- Handicapped-accessible parking spaces are available in each of three parking lots (East, West, and North of the building).
Where do I go when I get there?
There are several entrances to the church.
From the East Parking lot, you can come into the building through the two glass doors and turn left to go to the Chapel or turn right to proceed to the Sanctuary.
From the East Parking lot, you can come into the Narthex of the Sanctuary through the brown door to your right as you walk from the parking lot.
From the North Parking lot and the North extension area, you can come into the building through the North doors (brown double doors). You are walking into the Narthex of the Sanctuary. You may proceed through the Narthex, up the stairs, and South down the hallway to the Chapel.
From the West Parking lot and West street parking, you may proceed up the concrete stairs on your left (as you face the building) and arrive in the Narthex of the Sanctuary. You may also enter through the double glass doors, turn left immediately and come up the stairs into the Church Library. Please proceed to your left (north) to the Sanctuary or right (south) to the Chapel.
What time do I need to arrive?
Services begin at 8:45 AM and 10:00 am. You should plan to arrive ten minutes early.
What if I am late?
Ushers can help you if you arrive late for a service.
Do people dress informally?
Generally, yes…but you will see both navy blazers and blue jeans – sometimes on the same person! We want you (and your children) to be comfortable. We always try to be a place of grace and welcome.
Where do I take my infant? My children? My teenagers?
There are kind greeters at each WPC Entrance to direct you to the LOWER LEVEL of WPC where the newly-remodeled Nursery, Sunday School classes and Youth Suite are located. Please see the Youth Ministry page for more details.
Is Wellshire engaged in serving the world beyond its walls?
Very much so – and we would love to have you join us. Our Head of Staff, Dr. John H. Bell is deeply involved with the work and leadership of Habitat for Humanity in the Denver metro area and many members of Wellshire are committed to local and international medical, educational, hunger and homeless projects. Please see our Mission Service page, or write to pkitchen@wpcdenver.org.
Whom should I contact if I have other questions?
- The church office is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 pm. Call 303-758-2233. The office staff will be happy to answer your questions or direct you to someone who can.
- Or, send an email to one of our pastors or staff. Staff emails can be found by clicking here.
- On Sunday mornings, an usher or greeter will be happy to assist you if you have a question.
I have visited Wellshire and would love to become a member…what do I do?
Please see our Membership page, and then call me so I can personally welcome you into this thoughtful family of faith.
Finally, one of the greatest words of encouragement at Wellshire, which is said weekly and believed with every fiber of our being, is that we are a community of hope, where you will always hear a message of hope. I would love to meet you (or take you for a good cup of coffee; Fair Trade Coffee & Tea are served all week long at Wellshire!) so call or write (pkitchen@wpcdenver.org; 303.758.2233)and I will be happy to give you more detailed information.
Welcome to Wellshire !
Patricia M.B. Kitchen
Associate Pastor for Mission & Outreach
