Sound doctrine , great preaching , worship is amazing and variety in different services times…read more Such welcoming and loving congregation !!! So many didn't ministry offerings and missions support! Discipleship from kids to adults is a huge treasure and value for everyone! Great family and young adults support and presence! Book of the Bible study, precepts , and day and night availability , and gods gals on Sunday. And MOMCO ministry too!

Been a part of DSCC for going on 4 years now and it's the best community I have here. Very…read morewelcoming. When you get yourself plugged in to small groups and serving you find yourself very easily meeting a lot of people before you know it you have too self a community when you step out of your comfort zone. they have a great young professional Bible study every Tuesday night which for my is exactly what I needed! Also child care is great on Sundays especially for me with my little one.

PVC is a wonderful congregation. I first visit PVC alone more than several times to get a feel of…read morethe church. I'm catholic but that had no bearing on where I would go to feel God's in my heart and meet good people. After I saw and learned more about PVC, I decided to Introduced my grand children to church. Service's are set for adults service and different age groups children services. This way all are enjoying and understanding what they are learning/hearing. PVC is very welcoming. Every initial service may not meet your needs that day - but PVC is a place to go for many reasons. Since the pandemic they've worked to get back to a somewhat norm. If you cannot attend in person you can attend online. If you're attending on time or a little early you'll have the opportunity to be greeted by many. After service it's another chance to meet others. Yes, parking can sometimes be crazy but it's a huge lot and they are working in extending it. People attend church and running a little late you can change your parking preference. I'm no expert but I have experience what happens when I'm late . This week fun fun fun PVC summer camp. Well that's all I have for today.

Summary: Huge congregation, difficult parking, uptempo loud music worship, great sermon by Pastor…read moreNunez, no free coffee The first part of the service was more like a concert than what we consider a worship service. The musicians had passion for their craft but it was TOO LOUD for us over 65ers. The spotlights with steam coming through was excessive. Too much flash. The sermon was very good, and we appreciated God's word being preached in a professional and measured manner. This is a prosperous church, for sure. This is the first church I've ever been to that charges for coffee. PVC has a cafe near the sanctuary. When we asked about Bibles, the info desk said we could buy them at the cafe. Maybe they thought we meant the Bible reading plans. PVC is reaching many young people with their concert style services, but I wonder how deep the peoples' faith develops in such places and how else they are involved in the mission of this church.

Making Jesus Known!! I have been going to this church for over 3 years and have found the pastors…read moreand staff to be outstanding in sharing the Word of God. Sermons each week are straight from the Bible. The lead pastor always reminds the congregation that you can have your own opinions, but you can't have your own Bible. Great children and teen ministries, and Bible study groups. Looking for a welcoming and biblical teaching church then look no further than Cross Church - Surprise.

Wonderful staff and amazing sermons. I enjoy the community and fellowship here. Great place to…read morebring the kids as well as they have a terrific school house along with daycare services.

Pastor Bill is SOOO EXCELLENT. He captures your attention and makes learning more from the Bible SO…read morevery easy and interesting! The choir is excellent too, as is all of their MANY events. It is refreshing to be at a church, where often, Pastor Bill refers to his flock as "dear friends."

Love Grace Bible Church Great Music Great Message Very WelcomingGreat Bible Studies…read more Learning so much.

Respects and cares for all individuals. They care deeply about social justice. There is a deep…read moredesire to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Great Church to be a member. UCC is an open and affirming church…read more Members are very friendly and welcoming. Centrally located in the Sun City area. The senior pastor is Reverend Paul Whitlock and assistant pastor is Jim Alexander. The COTP UCC helps with many needs in the area, feeding the homeless and helping school children. Also a member of the IHELP program. God is good! God is still speaking!

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.

We recently moved to Arizona and found this church because of a sign posted around town. We decided…read moreto give it a try and from the very first visit it just felt different, there is something really special about this place. Pastor Matt really keeps you on your toes and engaged & you can tell he puts a lot of thought and effort into his sermons. We've only been here a few months and already joined Bible studies and met so many people. It genuinely feels like a Christ-centered community of people that is more like a family.

Just take a minute and listen to Pastor Paul's sermon(s). Enough said. The message from the Lord…read moreflows in our church. Everyone is welcomed and are family in Christ.