If you haven't been to Evident Life Church you are missing out. I visit for a Men's Group on…read moreTuesday evenings which is top notch. I can't say enough about how welcoming they are when you come for your first visit. It has kept me coming back.

The church was truly welcoming and uplifting. I loved seeing the kids serving and being…read moreinvolved--it brought so much joy. Reading the Bible together was powerful, and I'm so thankful for God's presence here!

A church on fire for Jesus this is an amazing church. We are involved in disciples making like the…read moreBible says loving people pastor Campbell is such a good pastor one of a kind preaches bible principles come & hear some good Holy Ghost preaching

This is a wonderful place to worship our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!…read more It is not a cult!! There are wonderful people here, wonderful pastors, and a great place for everyone who loves the Lord! The worship and celebrate God's sacrifice! The blood of his son, Jesus for our souls!!

friendly staff and welcoming church environment. Getting in and out from…read moreMcDowell Road a bit tough though.

1. Super loud music. 2. Great teaching, carefully screened…read more3. Great scriptural basis. 4. So many people here. 5. Good cross-section of racial/cultural peoples. 1. The house band at Avondale is very loud and energetic. Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all you people. The kick bass drum rocked my body with percussion with each boom. I'm not sure if that's healthy or just too much exuberance. Hearing "Joy to the World" in rock-type rhythm was odd to this boomer. My early Jesus People days in the 1970's had Jesus Rock (Larry Norman, Randy Stonehill, Keith Green, Wilson McKinley, etc.) but it seemed more tame than what I hear at CCV. Is that a bad thing? I don't know. Maybe I'm just getting old and now long for the old-school hymns I used to tire of when I was a restless young man. "On Christ the solid rock I stand. All other ground is sinking sand, all other ground is sinking sand. ..." 2. The best part of my 4 visits to CCV (twice to Avondale) has been the sermons. Well-polished speakers with an engaging style. I haven't gotten sleepy once. That's a good thing. But not seeing a real person up there is a downer. I watched yesterday's sermon again on YouTube later in the day. So maybe if I can't stomach the lack of reverence in the music, I can view the message online. Ashley's sermon was superb, as was Mark's (iirc) last week. 3. It is great that Bible passages are read and usually displayed on the screens. The Bible is our foundational literature. It makes me want to read more. No "feel-good" or "God will prosper you if you give..." false teachings at CCV. 4. There seems to be a revival of sorts occurring in American now. Coming to a well-attended church service is one thing, but all the smiling greetings don't plug you into the life of the church. A person needs to have a way to enter in, smaller groups perhaps. I have to explore that on my own, so it would be good to mention each Sat/Sun ways to become a real part of the life of the church. 5. The Avondale CCV had a nice mix of races and cultures in the service I attended, fitting to the Avondale area. One body of Christ. Great.

Pastor Tony and his wife Stacey are exceptional, caring people. They have led the church and kids…read moreministry for almost 2 years with love,dedication and commitment to God. I am thankful to be going to this church that preaches the Bible and gives Godly instruction. Please come and see for yourself!

I love this church! Biblical teaching, loving community, and the presence of God is here. The…read moreemphasis on living your faith and God's heart for all people/the nations is greatly appreciated. The staff is so genuine and really walk the walk. Come visit!

Our family really loves this church. It's been transformational being a part of a church body that…read moreis committed to truly meeting with and worshipping God together every week. My kids love being a part of the church and look forward to being here every week. There is a humility to not just the leadership but the church as a whole that is refreshing and inviting.

I went there for 4 years in the 1980s. They followed Robert Thieme's super right wing teachings…read more Too extreme. Many of the couples there were nice, but the 20-something year old singles were clique ish, not inclusive.

This is a very nice and welcoming church. The message is traditional and straight from the good…read morebook. I stumbled in off the street not knowing anyone and not one referral. I was going to a much larger church and felt like the word was getting lost in political correctness and vanity. I am a back to basics kind of person and was so pleased I joined the church just weeks after first attendance. I think that says exactly what I think of the church, the pastor, and the congregation.

This is s Protestant Church but I wasn't here for a sermon or religious event. A few of the women…read moreof this church set up a delicious spread for our end of year meeting of the Maricopa Audubon Society. A glorious buffet of home baked cookies, cakes & fudge. There was other healthy foods as well. I'm all in and will return. There's adequate parking, clean restrooms and it was a warm and cozy venue for a meeting.

9/5/26 Memorial today…read more May you RIP Billy. Lord I ask for your favor, please bring healing to the family and friends, Amen.

I really appreciate prayer shawl w prayer attached. I am home bound and it meant a lot. I told the…read moreministry how important their group is. This parish has wonderful priests who are conscientious about their parishioners, make time for them, confessions, great sermons etc. I am grateful for my parish, Bud