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Christian dating in Denver
A mile above sea level, with the Rocky Mountain foothills half an hour away. Denver also has a notably large share of people with no religious affiliation, which makes being clear about your faith worth doing from the start.
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Faith in the city
A church city with a large secular neighbourhood around it
Around six in ten Denver-area adults identify as Christian, with Catholics the largest single group. The Archdiocese of Denver goes back to 1887, covers the city plus twenty-four northern Colorado counties, and counts somewhere around half a million Catholics. Denver hosted World Youth Day in 1993, the first time it had been held anywhere in North America.
The other side of the picture is worth knowing honestly: close to four in ten adults here report no religious affiliation, a higher share than Phoenix or Las Vegas. That cuts both ways. It makes the pool smaller, and it makes a site organised around shared faith rather more useful than a general one. Theological education spans traditions locally, from St. John Vianney Theological Seminary and Iliff School of Theology in the city to Denver Seminary in Littleton and Colorado Christian University out in Lakewood.
Meeting up
Where a first meeting actually works
Denver does outdoors well and knows it. There is no shortage of parks, and the light is lovely for most of the year. If the weather turns, the restored Union Station downtown is one of the more pleasant places in any American city to sit and talk without ordering a full meal.
Easy places to say hello
- Washington Park — large city park with two lakes and a wide walking loop
- Denver Botanic Gardens — long-established garden on York Street, ticketed
- Denver Union Station — restored rail hall with cafes and seating
- City Park — holds the nature and science museum and the zoo
- Larimer Square — Denver's first historic district, a walkable block
Distance
The Front Range is a long thin line
The built-up area strings north to south along the Front Range rather than spreading out evenly, so Boulder, central Denver, the foothills suburbs and the southern I-25 corridor work as distinct hubs rather than one continuous scene.
RTD covers a good deal of ground — six light rail lines, four commuter rail lines, and the A Line out to the airport since 2016 — but the network radiates from downtown rather than joining suburb to suburb. If you both live near a line into the centre, meeting is easy. If you are on different spokes, one of you is driving.
Also within reach
- Aurora — directly east, a large city in its own right
- Lakewood — adjacent to the west, about 20 minutes from downtown
- Golden — 15 miles west at the foothills, about 25 minutes
- Littleton — south on the light rail, around 30 minutes
- Boulder — 30 miles northwest, roughly 45 minutes
- Fort Collins — 65 miles north on I-25, about an hour
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