Wheels of faith roll into Skatuary. This isn’t your grandma’s church. Skatuary Skate Church in Sheridan Denver is a unique blend of worship and wheels. It’s a 20000 square foot indoor skate park. It’s also a youth center. Uriel Luebcke founded this incredible place. He’s a former skateboarder who found God. He now helps other young skaters find a positive path.
Skatuary offers open skating hours. It also has a 7Twenty Boardshop a game room and a snack bar. Admission is only $7. But the real draw is Friday night. That’s when Denver Skate Church takes over.
Luebcke started the skate church because he understands the Friday night struggles of many young skaters. He knows what they face. The skate church offers an alternative. About 70 young people from across the state gather each Friday. They hear announcements pray and listen to a Bible lesson. Sometimes Luebcke even sings Bob Marley. The service runs from 7 to 8 pm. Those who stay get to skate for free until 11 pm.
Skatuary isn’t just a skate park or church. It’s a community center. It’s a place of hope and transformation. It’s a testament to the power of faith. It’s a place where young people find direction and support. It offers a positive alternative to risky behavior. Aaron Dietzen a Skatuary board member is impressed. He wants to become the full-time manager.
Gary Oakley the warehouse owner has been incredibly supportive. He rents the space at a low rate. He believes Skatuary is crucial for Sheridan’s youth. He sees the positive impact it has. The mayor even confirms that the skate park hasn’t caused any problems. This isn’t just a building. It’s a beacon of hope. It’s a place where lives are changed. Skatuary is more than just a skate park. It’s a testament to the transformative power of faith. And that’s pretty rad.