LOVE this place, it's like having a second family. Pastor Russ' preaching is solid, the kids…read moreministry is clean, safe, and fun, and worship sounds great. My family moved from the East Valley to the West Valley so we could get more involved and it was WORTH it. Also, it's pretty diverse. We were able to connect with a lot of other young families, but there are a bunch of college students, more seasoned folks, and a growing youth ministry. If you're looking for a church that's alive and growing, this is a great place to checkout.

Since coming to City Church my family has been transformed. My teen boys love the youth group,…read moreleaders and authentic relationships . The culture of prayer is so powerful, worship is spirit led and the teaching of the word transforms you with God's truths. We've been blessed to develop relationships that are meaningful even outside of church. We love CITY CHURCH!!!

We can to this perish as inquiries and found that God's true presence was in the liturgy. All the…read moremembers are welcoming and respectful. We didn't feel overly approached which was important as we weren't sure how we felt yet. We soon knew it was our church home. So grateful to be apart of this church. The clergy are knowledgeable, welcoming, and friendly.

We love this church! We felt very welcome. We came as a family with members born into orthodoxy and…read moresome that later converted through the catechumen program. We love that children are included in the service to worship with us.

Reunion Church is wonderful! The first day we attended, I felt so much love and we were welcomed…read morewith open arms. We have been completely embraced by this wonderful community of believers. Pastor Steve Isaac is a truth teacher, delving into the Scriptures, gleaning wisdom and understanding which he then imparts in an engaging, authentic way. If you're looking for a loving community of true followers of Jesus, who walk the talk, this is the place.

The congregation is very friendly and welcoming!…read more Pastor Crume gave a relatable and grounded sermon on 2 Timothy chapter 3. There are two versions of the Sunday service, traditional and modern. The same sermon is presented in both versions. Side Note, one of the reviews from nearly a decade ago caused some concern. Pastor Crume has taken the position of Senior Pastor since the review was written.

this is the beat church we have belonged too in a long time. Pastor Spicer always has a knack for…read moresharing Gods word in a way that we can all relate. Fellowship for members is excellent.

Love attending and serving at this church. The community here is amazing my family and I enjoy the…read moremission of Making Disciples and Planting Churches. Definitely worth checking out if you are looking for a theologically sound church with strong community focused values.

If you are looking for a church where you feel welcomed, this is the place. The focus on community…read moreand outreach is amazing. My husband and I love this church and the staff!

Went here for an advent and Christmas Eve mass. Love this church, especially the pastor presiding…read moreover both masses, very personable.

To the gentleman who said Pugatory is not in the bible. Either is the Holy Trinity, but most…read moreChristians, Protestants and Catholics, believe in the concept of God in three persons. The concept of entering Heaven in a clean state is found in the Bible. I'm not sure of the Chapter and Verse, but check out Matthew. Regarding how the deceased lived his life rather than that Jesus had died for him, we are called to follow in Jesus's footsteps, follow the Ten Commandments, take care of the less fortunate etc. Faith and works go together. That's why James said faith without works is dead. What good is it to say you have faith, but let another person go hungry. I have not attended this Parish yet, but it sounds like great place to worship God.

We love Desert Hills! We've been attending DH for roughly two years. Pastor Robb does an amazing…read morejob using expository preaching. We feel very welcomed here and look forward to church every Sunday.

First, for the record, I want to point out that on Google reviews there have been two 1-star…read morereviews - one by a man, another by a woman - that have disappeared within the last several months along with one recurring, and multiple 5-star reviews have been added all around the same time frame. Anyone with any idea of the alarming dynamics going on covertly within this organization - ostracizing, lying, slandering, ousting members - should think twice about these reviews and ask yourself if you're right to dismiss issues simply because you don't want to acknowledge them? ~Also consider - does the narrative given by "leadership" really make sense? Is anything ever 100% squeaky clean? ~Listen to your discernment. Not the narratives dictated to you. ~My experience with this organization is that if one mentions any contradictory or differing views of their particular belief systems or calls out the sinful behaviors of their "favored" ones, they're quickly dismissed as being "immature," "unforgiving," "bitter," "gossipy," etc. ~I've wizened up to these manipulative tactics. The main reason I wish to post this review now, more than 2 years after removing myself from this organization that I attended for 7 years, is that I believe truth and justice will always shine the light where evil tries to hide in the darkness. ~My first reason for not recommending this church is that even though they proudly tout "holding to solid biblical views" - which initially sounds like a devout Christian's dream - once you get to know the leadership and see beyond the façade, a discerning individual will notice the dynamics of hypocrisy and favoritism. While "true biblical" standards are presented dogmatically with impressive conviction from the pulpit, the expectations put on members and congregants are not equally applied to leadership. ~Which leads to the second reason I would not recommend this church: The pride and double standards. Example: The expectation to seek forgiveness when one knows they've wronged or offended someone or refraining from communion (as certain leaders have told others in the past they must do) if someone has an offense against them. Yet I didn't see those same principles applied to leadership. I heard the line "they had done their part to the best of their ability" but that same expectation didn't seem to be acceptable in the reverse. ~Also, because they are the "spiritual authority," they get to dictate what you must do and if you disagree YOU are in sin. I can say this as an absolute: I never heard them admit at any time that they might actually be wrong. ~The third reason I would not recommend this church is that they knowingly cover up the sins of the "favored" while exploiting, speaking ill of (aka slandering), and labeling those, who have the audacity to disagree with or question them, as "spiritually immature," "divisive," or even "mentally unstable," regardless of the individual's reasons for addressing their concerns. ~If one can't ask questions about their faith or of their "leaders," then what kind of faith or "leadership" is that? Wouldn't a solid faith withstand interrogation and digging and prodding? For it's the asking and seeking and knocking that brings about true clarification and a deeper understanding that ultimately grows a stronger faith and more authentic relationships. ~If leadership receives questions and disagreements as attacks and additionally goes so far as to preach sermons that twist the scriptures in order to support the agenda of protecting themselves by villainizing godly (yet imperfect) people (recent 2 John and Titus references), what message are they really preaching? ~How can one in good conscience submit to and respect a person in a position of "spiritual authority" who apparently operates in such a dysfunctional manner at best and an evil and twisted manner at worst? ~True shepherds actually shepherd God's flock, not tear them apart; wolves hide in sheep's clothing. ~Remember - The truth will set you free; and light will shine in the darkness of this covert spiritual abuse.

this is a great church I love it here! you should defiantly go! amazing environment and free donuts…read moreon Sundays I also go to school here!

The traditional Catholic faith of the ages! This Catholic church only celebrates the traditional…read moreLatin mass in accordance with St. Pope Pius V's "Quo Primum". If you're looking to escape the modernism of Vatican II, this is the church. "Therefore, brethren, stand fast: and hold the traditions, which you have learned, whether by word or by our epistle..." 2 Thessalonians 2:14