This church--its pastors, its people, and the whole atmosphere--is the most vibrant, welcoming, and…read moreChrist-centered place I've ever experienced. Pastor Furrow teaches directly from the Bible, and it's clear God has given him the gift to do so in a manner unlike any other I've seen or heard. To restate. I've never been to a church as alive, and servant-hearted as this one. It's truly a special place. I volunteer to help as often as I can just to be there. It's a great community to be part of.

He's always telling the same stories..same same same..also after 5 years I didn't make one friend-…read morepeople are cliquey and overly rightious.

We need Jesus deliverance worship healing miracles happen here I absolutely lov this church Bob…read moreCarolyn have saved many including myself Jesus working God through them Bob explains the Bible so well I understand much better then I ever have great pastor godbless this church Bob his family there family your treated with lov they treat u as family

Biblically grounded teaching, high energy worship, programs for the kids, freedom of expression…read moreduring worship. What's not to love?

I want to begin by saying the teaching is solid, the worship is uplifting, and there are genuinely…read moregood people here. That said, my personal experience as a newcomer was disappointing--and concerning. After a service, during a time of fellowship at a restaurant, a wisecrack was made by a man I had never met and who had no idea who I was. It was directed at me for speaking with a married woman who knew I was new and was simply being friendly and welcoming. I found it offensive and inappropriate--especially as a first-time visitor trying to connect. When I brought the wisecrack to leadership's attention, I felt dismissed and that the situation was minimized. That response, in itself, was offensive. Still, I chose to move forward, believing things would improve. Instead, I began to notice a shift. My interactions changed--there was distance, less responsiveness, and I felt as though I was purposely being avoided. I brought that to leadership's attention as well. When I raised this again to leadership via email, there was no response. In essence, my concerns were avoided rather than addressed. I never went back after that. These things cannot go unnoticed. We are called to let our light shine, especially in moments like this--and that didn't happen here. First impressions matter. For someone new, they often determine whether a person feels welcomed or quietly pushed away. For context, I'm a small business owner and naturally approach people with openness, respect, and professionalism. I came in with a genuine desire to connect and be part of the community. In fact, when I first visited, I heard about an upcoming marriage conference and offered to sponsor a couple in need so they could attend, even though I'm single. I was looking for ways to contribute and support others from the start. Unfortunately, I eventually felt misjudged rather than welcomed, and I made the decision to step away. My two-star rating reflects that experience. I do encourage others to visit and form their own opinion--I sincerely hope mine is not the norm. But I also hope this is taken seriously, because how new people are treated matters more than most realize.

Great worship. Challenging messages Loving community. Would recommend this Church highly.read more

If you're looking for a place where you will not only receive an amazing message, but will also be…read moreinstantaneously loved and accepted, CCM is the place for you! With a modern approach to Christianity and an open mind and heart, those at Catalina Church of Midtown make it easy to feel at home and comfortable. The church body ranges in age and lifestyles, with a dash of college students, a pinch of military members, and a sprinkle of retirees. Come try it out!

Accepted'. Loved! Great and secure childcare! Friendly . Worship music is fantastic.read more

I was so very sad today, when I came to a new church (3rd time), to hear the essential message for…read moreus to reflect on today. That Jesus took our sins on Himself, so we could be set free from judgement and have the righteousness of God Himself. That He loves us so much that He would die a terrible death on that cross, be buried for 3 days, and then rose from the grave to sit at the right hand of God the Father. If we believe that truth, we can CHOOSE to have Him as our Lord and savior for all eternity. Or not. It's a choice. He created us with the ability to choose, otherwise it wouldn't be true love. And THAT is the Gospel. The Good News! I need to, and want to, study every word of the Bible; His word, His truth, His way, because He IS the way, the truth and the life, and no one comes to the Father but by Him. He is love, and the most important thing he wants from us is to be a reflection of who He is. We are to have a "ONE- on-ONE" relationship with our Lord and Savior. He wants us to study to "Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope (and joy) that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect." God is the one who brings people to Him; we have the responsibility to share so Heaven can be SUPER FULL! And the best part is, what makes it easy, is that it all makes 100% common sense! Just sayin'...... The church, itself, is one of the nicest I've seen. Beautiful, warm and cozy, even though it's so huge! The people are wonderful, friendly and happy! The three pastors are also wonderful from the inside out. I just need more "meat" in the teaching. The worship is superior! First time EVER everyone was spot on key, and they played in my key range. I enjoyed singing along with full enthusiasm and loved the selection and words to the songs. Wonderful! Blessings!

very welcoming, kind church, let me find Christ and great pastors. Springs provides food and great…read moreservice, it's fun aswell as educational. Has children rooms to volunteer and put your children in as long with a GREAT camp experience every summer.!5 stars!

If you're looking for a God loving church that emulates Christ's love for people then look no…read morefurther. Great church and the leadership really cares about people. Pastor Jeff is humble, God reverent, and willing to go the extra mile to take care of the church body. Come by and give it a try, you won't regret it. Good music, great youth group, and good people. The only issue right now is space limitations (outgrowing current facility) and sometimes the music is a little loud. Best church in Tucson/Marana area.

We love our church. Services are meaningful and it is a warm welcoming place to be. The…read morecongregation is loyal.

Truly a Spirit filled church, welcoming all, and working in the world for Social Justice, Earth…read moreJustice, and Immigrant Justice by following the steps of Jesus.

This is for the Santa Cruz Campus after this Rev was surreptitiously deleted…read more I am hearing impaired and wear hearing aids. I also suffer from tinnitus. So you'll know where I am going with this review. A neighbour wanted to go here and check out the church. Great! Friendly, kind people. But when the music started, it was too loud. Over 80 dB. I turned my aids off and turned them into ear plugs and went to the foyer. 70 dB was better than 80 dB. I needed to protect my hearing. I sat in the foyer till the end of the service, until my friend returned. We were inured. The people were super, but the sound level was too uncomfortable. We found it odd that the did not have any flyers or bulletins. Sadly, we will not return. Reposted.

Large congregation the Pastors always hit the mark on topic. Very friendly and inviting atmosphere…read more.Biblically structured providing reassurance the creator exists. Hallelujah

Pantano has been my church since 2007. But I moved away in 2021, so I attend church online. I…read moreloaded the stream into my smart TV, so all I have to do is pull it up and get ready to watch. Pantano Christian Church is non-denomination. It prides itself on Loving People to Jesus. And that's just what they do. If you're in Tucson, definitely plan a visit. The church is huge, but everyone is family, just like at smaller churches. Everyone is friendly and knowledgeable. The cafeteria food is delicious....best chefs around. Almost every message feels so personal, like the sermon is just for me...deep meanings and great teachings. Pantano has so many strengths. One of their main strengths is with the kids. Not just toddlers or elementary, but they have fantastic groups and teachings for middle and high school ages. And if you have any availability, join in and volunteer. You can be a greeter, help with food, serve communion, help in kids' classrooms, support the audio, etc. The church is decorated well with a huge open area, basketball nets, rock climbing, etc.

I'm not going to lie I was very skeptical on this church. I've never been to a non-domination…read morechurch. I've always been to Baptist, but this Pastor speaks the truth. He doesn't sugarcoat things. I love his honest sermons, and the biggest goal is to get people to Jesus! I felt the Holy Spirit the first day there. I absolutely love the worship team and love the pastors! Especially Pastor Trevor! My husband and I are making this our new church

What an amazing mission! I had no idea Arizona had such a beautiful and historic mission. It was…read morereally such a beautiful place to see. There's gorgeous art and rich history all through the grounds. I learned so much from being here. The pictures do NOT do it justice. You must go see it for yourself!

This place was listed among Tucson's unique attractions, and it was a relatively short drive so we…read moreadded it to our itinerary. The site is less than 15 minutes south of downtown via a couple of interstates. Once you exit it is probably only a mile or so. The mission complex is located on a tribal reservation. You turn off the paved road to a large field of dirt and gravel in front of the mission. The center part of this is given over to semi-shaded stalls for vendors - food like fry bread, etc. Parking is along the sides. When we visited, the facade was partly covered with construction scaffolding, but this was wrapped with tarps that reflected the building beneath it. So you could still get a good idea of how it would look uncovered. Inside, there is the main church on the left (as you face it). This is actively used, so be quiet / respectful. Passing through there (or entering separately on the right) there are several smaller connected rooms that have displays about the history of the building and the local area. In back is a courtyard with a fountain. I'm not sure the public has access to this, but you can view it from a shaded arcade. If you like historic buildings or old missions in particular, this is an easy stop within the Tucson area. And the fry bread we got as we left the parking lot was good too!