Non Maga church. They support the truth and authentic law abiding parishioners. This historic…read morechurch has always represented descentsy.

We were here for a memorial for a friend's sister. What a beautiful and historic compound. Wish we…read morecould have seen the inside of sanctuary.

I've been coming to San Xavier del Bac for a couple years and never wrote a review and honestly it…read moredeserves one. First things first the fry bread here is elite. Fresh hot and made by local vendors right out front. It's one of those simple things that just hits every time. Add in the little stands and gift shops and it turns into a whole experience not just a quick stop. The mission itself is absolutely stunning. The architecture alone will stop you in your tracks bright white against the desert with intricate details that feel almost unreal. It's still an active church which makes it feel even more special. You'll see people praying attending mass and just quietly taking it all in. The energy here is calm but alive. They host events swap meets and markets too and when they do it's packed. The community really shows up and it's cool to see so many local vendors getting love and support. That said learning the history here adds a layer. Missions like this were part of Spanish colonization and while they're beautiful that history is complicated and at times deeply painful for Indigenous communities. This mission was originally established in 1692 by Father Eusebio Kino in an existing O'odham village and the structure you see today was built in the late 1700s with O'odham labor. It's important to appreciate the beauty while also understanding the full story behind it. Overall this is one of Tucson's most iconic spots for a reason come for the fry bread stay for the history and take a moment to really appreciate where you are.

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!

An amazing place for revival and peace. The natural desert landscape is lush and awe-inspiring…read more Weekly rhythms are followed and silence is respected. The staff and fellow retreatants are kind. They have all the amenities necessary to enjoy short and long stays and are very accommodating. Be sure to enjoy at least one beautiful sunrise or sunset.

The Shrine at St. Rita is absolutely stunning. Vail's hidden gem offers Mass here daily Monday to…read moreFriday at 8am. An intimate setting for anyone wanting to attend Mass, pray, or just sit in contemplation.

Family-oriented Catholic community. Friendly, caring and traditional church. All parishioners seem…read morewelcoming and warm. Programs for all family members. Well worth your time to check them out. God Bless.

Thank you Sabino for putting on a great VBS! My daughter was shy and overwhelmed at first but the…read morevolunteers really helped her feel loved and appreciated. The VBS was so fun, she talked about it so much! The campus is also very beautiful and well kept.

Sabino Road Baptist Church truly lives the goal " To Know Christ and Make Christ Known". From the…read morefirst welcoming greeting as you enter from the parking lot, through a prayerful worship and Bible teaching service, you will know that you and your family are an important part of this mission. I encourage you to visit and celebrate Christ! sabinoroad.org

This is an amazing church! They are very close and welcome new visitors or possible members…read more The Pastor does such a good job of explaining the Bible. And is always open for questions. The choir is beautiful. And a joy to listen to. Children are welcome. And the pastor does children's church with them. And ask each one questions. Then the children are invited to Sunday school and they love their teacher. She is very creative. And finds many fun ways to teach them about Jesus! Come visit their anytime. Check the website for info.

Trinity is one of Tucson's oldest churches. It is the only main line protestant church which…read morecontinues to flourish in downtown Tucson. It provides a food bank and resource center for its inner-city population, space for AA and Alcoholism Anonymous programs as well as established church services (Sunday school, worship, choir, Bible Study, and contemporary Christianity courses). It features one of the city's oldest pipe organs, renowned organists (Lynn Moser) and acclaimed choral directors (Bruce Chamberlain). Led by pastor Lawrence McBride (Mack) Sigmon, Trinity is a renewing and flourishing inner city church.

This church is so warm and welcoming! They teach the Bible and pray like they mean it. This is…read moretruly a family oriented church and you are made to feel like a member of that family from the very start. Highly recommend you open your mind to God and your heart to His worship.

This is just my personal opinion/ experience:…read more Hi, I actually grew up in this church and attended for most of my childhood and teenage years so I know the family and the pastor pretty well. They were like family to me once upon a time. I left the church when I was 16 and I'm now almost 23. I'm still a strong Christian/believer but the things I experienced here have unfortunately traumatized me and I carry with me on my day to day. If you go to this church you may notice no one stays longer than a year or two, if you start volunteering/ get close to the pastor's family they expect you to agree with them on everything. You will lose the right to your own opinion and perspectives and I do believe they twist the bible to fit their own agenda. If you disagree with them you might find yourself being called into "meetings" and being talked about on the pulpit. If you are to ask about my comment I guarantee they will say that I was a troubled teenager or am not a real follower of Jesus but that is just not the case. The manipulation and control tactics I experienced had me cut off from all family and friends, and I shamed on a daily basis. Nothing you say to the Pastors family will stay between you and that person. I do believe this church is the definition of what a modern day cult truly is. I know this comment has my name which scares me but I can't be silent and watch as this church still has 5 star reviews because so many who leave are scared to speak up.

Will not support any Calvary Chapels after the murder of Charlie Kirk. Anyways after 5 years of…read morelistening to Robert tell the same stories and the same sermons I'm over it. I'm more interested in a church that earns their money from the community by giving to the community. You have all that land and space and there is no real community outreach. Not one free cookie to the neighborhood. Gross...plus y'all are Zionist and support the slaughter of children for the second coming of Christ....like that's what Jesus would want!! Humans...we are all humans.

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.