Join us on Saturday, October 6th, 8-10:30 a.m. in the Upper Room,

Please join us on October 6^th at the CCC Upper room where Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock will be speaking

As the youngest in a family of 10 children, Mayor Michael B. Hancock learned the importance of faith at a very young age.  Mayor Hancock’s role model and surrogate father, Uncle Gene Loving, took him and his twin sister Michelle to church on a regular basis beginning at age five.  When his uncle was not able to attend a service, the Mayor would take it upon himself to walk to church.

At the age of 16, Mayor Hancock dedicated his life to Christ, was baptized and joined the Macedonia Baptist Church. In 2004, Mayor Hancock, First Lady Mary Louise Lee and their children joined Denver’s historic New Hope Baptist Church, where they are active members today.

Mayor Hancock was first ordained as a Deacon at Macedonia in 1998 by Pastor Paul Martin.  He was then ordained at New Hope by Pastor James D. Peters in 2006 and he continues his board responsibilities as a Deacon.  In this capacity, the Mayor has served as a spiritual leader for a number of members of the congregation, taught numerous classes on biblical leadership and delivered sermonic messages to churches locally and across the country.

Today, Mayor Hancock is the proud father of three children - Alayna, Jordan and Janae - and he and his wife, First Lady Mary Louise Lee, have been married for 17 years.