Flatirons Community Church, the nondenominational church based in Lafayette, is bringing a new campus to Loveland. According to the church, the Loveland campus launches Sunday, Nov. 8 at 5420 N. Taft Ave. It joins the church’s existing campuses in Lafayette, Denver, Aurora, Longmont and west of Denver.
Construction on the Loveland campus first started at the Loveland Yards shopping center before the project moved to its current North Taft location, per the church’s campus page.
Who is leading it
Ross Sagehorn is the Loveland campus pastor. Questions about the new campus can go to him at ross_sagehorn@flatironschurch.com, or to the church office at 303-664-5524.
How to get connected before launch
Flatirons is collecting names from people who want updates on the Loveland launch through its Loveland interest sign-up. Service times have not been posted yet. We will update this story when they are.
At a glance
- Church: Flatirons Community Church, Loveland campus
- Address: 5420 N. Taft Ave., Loveland, CO 80538
- Launch: Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026
- Campus pastor: Ross Sagehorn
- Website: flatironschurch.com/loveland
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Photo: Flatirons Community Church’s Lafayette campus. Source: Flatirons Community Church, Loveland campus page and Loveland Campus Coming Soon. Verified Sept. 25, 2026.
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