Spiritual companionship
Religious outreach, fellowship, and pastoral conversations that respect each person’s beliefs and choices.
OPEN MINDS. OPEN HEARTS.
Room for you.
Room to wonder.
A small spiritual community with a wide-open welcome. Explore what matters, find connection, and put compassion into practice.
ROOTED IN BROOMFIELD, COLORADO
A little stillness.
A little more connection.
A little more connection.
RUACH HOUSE · COLORADO
Saturdays, 7 p.m.Mountain Time
A gathering at homeBroomfield, Colorado
You are welcome hereBring your questions, too
THE HEART OF RUACH HOUSE
You don’t have to have
it all figured out.
Spiritual life has room for both belief and uncertainty. So do we.
Ruach House is a church and an open spiritual community in Broomfield, Colorado. We gather to make space for reflection, meaningful conversation, and the kind of care that reaches beyond a Saturday evening.
Whether you understand the sacred as God, Spirit, the interconnectedness of life, or something you’re still exploring, you can bring your whole self here.
What brings us togetherDIFFERENT PATHS. SHARED VALUES.
What we
hold close.
We share a commitment to compassionate living, spiritual exploration, and service. You don’t need to pretend certainty to belong.
A spiritual life rooted in dignity.
01Every person has dignity.
Regardless of religion, identity, background, or circumstances, every person deserves respect. We seek to honor that dignity in our gatherings, relationships, and service.
02Questions belong here.
Doubt and curiosity are part of spiritual life. We welcome honest inquiry, different understandings of the sacred, and the freedom to follow your own conscience.
03Compassion is something we do.
Our beliefs take shape through action: helping neighbors, caring for people who feel isolated, and serving our communities. Care becomes meaningful when we put it into practice.
04There is more than one way to reflect.
Prayer, meditation, music, and time in nature can offer moments of connection. Participate in ways that feel honest to you and respect your personal boundaries.
05Your autonomy matters.
Spiritual care respects your choices and can complement professional mental-health and medical care. Belonging here never requires abandoning needed treatment.
06Leadership is accountable.
No leader is beyond questions, boundaries, or criticism. We value honest feedback, responsible stewardship, and respectful ways to raise concerns.
YOUR SATURDAY, A LITTLE MORE CONNECTED
Pull up
a chair.
We’ve been gathering since July 2025. Today, our small circle of around 10–15 people meets in a Broomfield home, with services led by Chandler Rose Medine.
Expect a gathering with room for spiritual exploration and discussion. There’s no need to arrive with the right words or all the answers.
- WHEN
- Every Saturday · 7 p.m. Mountain
- HOW LONG
- 45–60 minutes, depending on discussion
- WHERE
- A home in Broomfield, Colorado
Contact Chandler for the address and visit details.
BEYOND OUR FOUR WALLS
Care that
goes the distance.
Medine Ministries THE TRAVELING OUTREACH OF RUACH HOUSE
Connection shouldn’t depend on having a church nearby. Medine Ministries brings spiritual guidance, fellowship, and community service to Colorado towns and areas with limited access to a church or religious center.
Coordinated by Chandler and Tyler Medine, our outreach carries the heart of Ruach House into the wider community.
Hospital & community outreach
Volunteer support and a caring presence, coordinated with hospitals and community hosts and their requirements.
Service, together
Help us respond to community needs. Reach out to discuss volunteering or a possible outreach visit in your area.
One community. A wider circle of care.
Pastoral guidance is spiritual support and is not a substitute for licensed mental-health or medical treatment. Outreach visits depend on coordination, availability, and host-site approval.
HELP BRING CARE TO MORE COMMUNITIES
Help our ministry
go further.
Support Medine Ministries’ campaign to begin touring remote towns with our mobile ministry.
Prefer a separate page? Open the campaign on Tithely
A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
Before you
come by.
Do I need to follow a particular religion?
No. We welcome different beliefs and people who are still exploring. We ask everyone to respect the dignity, conscience, and boundaries of others.
How do I join a Saturday gathering?
Start by contacting Chandler. Because we gather at home, we share the address and practical visit details directly. Use “Plan a visit” to prepare a text message.
Is Medine Ministries a separate church?
Medine Ministries is the traveling outreach program of Ruach House. Ruach House is our church community; Medine Ministries extends its spiritual care and service into Colorado communities.
Can I volunteer or request an outreach visit?
Yes—contact Tyler to discuss the community, the type of support you have in mind, and any host requirements. We’ll talk through availability and whether there is a good fit.
What if I have a question or a concern?
Reach out to Chandler or Tyler. Questions and feedback are welcome, including about leadership. You can choose either person when you open the contact form.
THERE’S A PLACE FOR YOU HERE
Let’s start with
a conversation.
Come to a gathering, ask a question, or help bring care to a new community. A simple hello is a good place to begin.
GATHERINGS & SPIRITUAL COMMUNITY
Chandler Rose Medine
Service leader · Ruach House
720-969-5975 Call ↗Send Chandler a text ↗TRAVELING OUTREACH & VOLUNTEERING
Tyler Medine
Ministry coordination · Medine Ministries
303-506-5191 Call ↗Send Tyler a text ↗