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Park Hill UMC will welcome two new pastors in July.

Rev. Dr. Valerie Jackson, who goes by PJ or Pastor Jackson, will be the new Lead Pastor. She currently serves as the Pastor of Cameron UMC and the Congregational Resource Minister for the Mile High Metro District here in Denver.

Rev. Genevieve Rohret-Nevin will be the new Executive Pastor. She currently serves as the Executive Pastor of Belong, a new United Methodist Church in Denver. They will be with you in worship on July 10. Please continue to pray for them during their transition.

As an inclusive community of faith, Park Hill United Methodist Church is an open and affirming congregation,

embracing diversity, service, unconditional acceptance, and the care and support of all people in the name of Jesus Christ.

We invite all people to join our congregation in ministry and worship,

including those of every race, ethnicity, language, age, physical or mental ability,

gender identity, sexual orientation, political affiliation, socio-economic class, marital status, and faith history.

The Children’s Center at the Park Hill United Methodist Church (PHUMC) is a treasured community institution. Our center strives to provide high quality services to local families in need of preschool and childcare options. We were established in 1979 by the Park Hill United Methodist Church to fill a growing need in the area for half day, full-day and after school care options. Our non-profit organization was created as an outreach program, with a non-denominational, developmentally appropriate curriculum and philosophy. Children of all religious and cultural backgrounds are welcome. For more than 36 years, the Children’s Center has served young families in our community by providing options that support the rich tradition of diversity and the values of our neighborhood.

For more information please visit our Children's Center website.

In June of 2014, Temple Micah moved into Park Hill United Methodist Church (PHUMC) and rededicated its Babbs Memorial Chapel as the Temple Micah Mikdash at Babbs Chapel. In addition to sharing a spacious campus, the partnership invites Temple Micah’s Rabbi Adam Morris and PHUMC’s Rev. Nathan Adams and Rev. Laura Rainwater to interact and collaborate. It also opens the door to interfaith opportunities for both congregations.

Since the mid-1950s, Temple Micah has been a pillar in Denver’s Jewish community, a home grown Reform synagogue built by members who were searching for flexibility and creativity in their religious educational and ritual experiences. Today, our intimate congregation of under 200 families is known for its inclusiveness and acceptance of individuals from all walks of life.