This was always grandparents church. I've been here a few times when they were still on earth to…read morelisten to music they played. I came here this morning to attend my former mother in law's funeral. Service was very beautiful with life learning lessons from the pastor. Life is temporary but we are here for a reason, whatever it is, contribute to the society. In fact, every visit here was learning. Almost all attend here was my grandparents age. There were so much to learn from their generation. Church is small buy cozy, filled with warm hearts. I am not a church goer but if you are looking for a church with more life experienced attendees and pastor, this may be the right one for you to consider.

From the owner: Since its beginning, Valley Community Church of God has been a "movement" a moving church with a…read moremission of ministry to the world. Established in the year 1962, we are an independent fellowship of Christian people affiliated with Church of God Ministries. In this new millennium, God is leading the Church of God as a global movement prepared to meet the demands and challenges of ministry in the 21st century. At our church, we offer: Worship service Sunday school Christian women connection Choir Valley Community Church of God consists of people just like you. Every person who attends a Church of God function, event or local congregation is recognized as a valuable member of the church body. About the Church of God presents a concise ministry review of the Church of God, its programs and ministries. Contact Valley Community Church of God with any questions or inquiries about the Church of God or its programs and ministries.

Redemption Arcadia Church is a wonderful gospel centered church who take their faith in Jesus…read moreChrist seriously, but not themselves. My family's and I have grown closer to God by thoughtful sermons, great praise music and fellowship with many other loving Christians. If you're seeking God, you'll find Him here, and grow in The Faith! God bless. David / Phoenix

Good church. I'll do the positives and then the things that stand out…read more 1. This is another one of the network of redemption churches there's Arcadia which is this one there's Tempe, Gilbert , North mountain, Gilbert, Tucson Peoria. This location is hermeneutically sound as they do line by line expository preaching, the Lord's supper, and exegesis of the text read. The Lord's supper is bread and wine and it's pieces of bread and a ball of wine you dip your bread in and then go back to your seat while you worship and wait for everybody to go back to their seats. The worship is contemporary, However it's not ethnically engaging there are large multitudes of people that are white American All over All the churches of redemption and extremely very very very few people of color. Redemption Church isn't for minorities. When Tyler Johnson who is now part of the missional training center and the human element directed these churches people of color felt safe I went last Sunday and I was the only African-American in the church I sat all the way in the back .. nobody greets you everybody keeps to themselves.

I called to get information and a friendly staff answered the phone. I was not sure who to ask, but…read morehe was able to answer all my questions and I was very happy with the service. Very friendly and professional.

Do not go here. You will be roped into a con. Protect yourself and don't go near them or talk to…read morethem.

I moved to Phoenix 10 years ago and started visiting FCC, LOVED IT! They have a variety of service…read moretimes to meet anyone's needs. FCC is very friendly, but not overly sappy friendly, they are the Goldilocks of churches, just right! Pastor is the best pastor I have had,

It is truly an anointed house of God. Helped me through some hardship and led me back to the…read moretruth and the way through the word. Blessed

My family and I have been going here for years. Solid doctrine, preaching, and community.read more

I've attended Phoenix United Reformed Church since 2003 and can't express enough just how great…read morethis church has been. First, and most importantly, the preaching of the word has been consistent and true to the reformed confessions. But also, the church leadership and the church body have been wonderful to me and my family. For anyone who is looking for a place that provides solid biblical instruction then this is the place. I highly recommend it!

Church of the Beatitudes is a loving, LGBTQIA+ affirming group of people who are not afraid to ask…read moredifficult questions about faith. The church understands that our world is constantly evolving, and that new questions and conflicts arise regularly that challenge the core foundations of Christianity. Instead of doubling down on traditional dogma and slamming the door on any opposing thought, Beatitudes invites skepticism and attempts to honor the search for answers through a community that embodies peace, love, and support. Sermons honor today's challenges while examining theology through the lens of the life and teachings of Jesus, even though the church considers that there are many additional paths to spiritual enlightenment. The inside space is beautiful and reverent, featuring a thought-provoking 50+ foot stained glass window, and several other campus spaces have been newly-renovated. If you are in a period of questioning... If you have ever experienced trauma/frustration from mainline church, and still believe in something more... If you are looking for a community that embraces seekers on every part of the wide religious spectrum... Beatitudes is a place where you will be loved and nurtured, right where you are. One weekly service, Sundays @ 10:30 AM! Opportunities for kids and young families to connect. Music is blended and varied while incorporating professional talent from around the valley in service and concert.

It's hard not to be impressed by the simple but elegant design of this house of worship on 7th Av…read more and Glendale Av. From a low broad entry area, the rest of the building rises toward a high focus. It is symbolic of a community that reaches for enlightenment while being grounded in inclusiveness. It is a welcoming church, and for me, concrete evidence for that is its allowing Dignity, a group of Catholics disallowed by the hierarchy from holding services in the main Catholic church buildings because of rigid dogma against LGBT orientations, to use its chapel for fellowship and solemn worship services. Faith communities of churches like this shine like beacons in a milieu often darkened by intolerance.

Just go... you will be blessed and hear from a new perspective…read more There is a healing g Mass attended by hundreds of people every month on the 18th no matter what. Starts at 7 pm but if you want a seat be there by 6:15

The Lebanese Festival was hosted here and it was very fun! They had a Lebanese singer Fidel Fayad…read morewho sang for almost two hours (8:15 to 10:15)! And of course there was a lot of dancing, dabke definitely, and as well as a lot of seating if you needed a break to eat or drink. The food menu was large and they had sweets. My favorite was Znood El Sit which was warm cheese wrapped in pastry layers topped with honey! Delicious! I was also happy they had a bar. They had wine, beer, scotch, and even Arak! Great festival!

Adequate parking. The sanctuary has good acoustics and a lovely organ. Volunteers were welcoming at…read moreconcert.

Great church. Dr Tim Savage is an excellent, Bible-based preacher who doesn't water it down. Very…read morewelcoming. Beautiful sanctuary. More contemporary service at 9 and classical at 11am. I prefer the classical. Amazing organist, choirs/bell choirs, etc. preaching is outstanding. Very welcoming community. The kind of place I can call home.