Came here to hear the word of the Lord, but sat through a lecture on how to work. My heart breaks…read morebecause 2 passages in Proverbs worked into the lecture about work did not help me grow. My spiritual time would have been better spent at home listening to a passionate pastor who reads from the Bible and speaks from the heart. I will not be back. You lack a Godly source for the people in the community.

We always feel so welcomed here. It's a beautiful campus with programs for all ages. Ashley is an…read moreincredible preacher who always leaves us feeling encouraged and challenged. Great church!

Kyle is a great preacher. Friendly people, great worship music.. Many groups to plug into even…read morethough it's a smaller church.

The Most Welcoming Church I have ever been to! Easy to understand Sermon and a little humor here…read moreand there making it so down to earth. I highly recommend. Thank you GC Mesa

I was visiting my son and watched service online. It was refreshing to see Bible verse after Bible…read moreverse on the screen and explained in an easy to understand way. I appreciate truth being taught. My son and daughter -n-law attend and speak highly about Pastor Ryan. Thank you for not being afraid to share Jesus with love and boldness. May God continue to use you all for HIS glory! Geri

Felt so welcomed as soon as I walked in the door. Very friendly people and great message.read more

This is my church and I'll never leave! Great worship, great sermons and great staff! They're…read morealways friendly and always caring to people especially to guests. It's a bright spot in Apache Junction!

I had no idea this place existed until my Orthodox friend mentioned about it. Since I had an…read moreamazing experience visiting several Orthodox monasteries overseas, I was interested in visiting one in the U.S. Visitor hours are from 10:30am to 2:30pm everyday. Dress code is strictly enforced. If you do not have one, they will ask you wear one of their clothes. I heard monks speak English, that's when I remember I was in the United States, not overseas somewhere. That's how this place made me feel, I felt like I was visiting a foreign country. It's beautiful inside and outside. I recommend visiting in a cooler month. I was pretty hot walking outside in a long dress and scarf around my hair. Feeling I get once I stepped inside was something I cannot describe. I went with a group of friends but I think I want to go alone next time to fully feel what this place has to offer.

Who would have known that there was a beautiful Greek Monastery in the middle of the desert? Not…read moreme! So glad I was told about St Anthony Orthodox Monastery as being worthy of a visit! They were spot on in their recommendation and I need to thank them again for making it! We came in for a walking tour of the wonderful monastery grounds and left with a sense of peace and tranquility we didn't have when we arrived. We were greeted at the main entrance outside the bookstore and given directions as well as assistance with our wardrobe where we were somewhat lacking compliance. Note to self and others: fitted leggings under a skirt or dress that doesn't come down to the ankles still isn't sufficient. There were several areas under construction so some of the fountains were not running. It's not quite harvest time so the citrus trees were covered with bird netting. Since it's fall-ish weather some of the plants are in transition from their glorious summer splendor. The intricate details of the church and chapels are absolutely impressive! Some of the paintings are peeling a bit but the majority of them are in amazing condition. The wood inlays and masonry work were unbelievable! Many of the items were shipped here from Greece! Everywhere we went was buzzing with some type of activity or another with several guests coming for prayer too. We tried to follow the highlighted route as close as possible but got a little turned around when we walked around one of the chapels to see the exterior in full. We highly recommend a visit to this incredible desert oasis!

Plain and Simple--If you want a place to come and meet with God and feel His unending and never…read morefailing love then you have come to the right place! Our Mission: To love God and serve His love to people. Service Sunday 10 am.

From the owner: NSCF is a family-oriented church that will teach and preach the uncompromised Word of God to equip…read morethe body of Christ to do what God has called them to do (the work of the ministry). Their ministry has a strong emphasis on the family. They believe that the restoration of the family through the local church will result in the restoration of our nation. OUR VISION: Building healthy individuals, marriages, and families to change the world with God’s love by discipling them into a passionate relationship with Jesus and inspiring them to take hold of their God designed destinies.

Exceptional teaching and worship. Highly recommend if you're looking for a church that genuinely…read morewants you to know Jesus!

Great church, preaching the gospel. Oh yea, there's…read moreSaturday night service now, 4:00 pm Something for everyone. Young, Old, single, married. And beyond

A place of peace and meditation…read more I have started the 8 week meditation course on Saturdays and its going really well. The setting is basic and there are plans for enlargement but this is a growing Buddhist temple, and the monks are friendly and relaxing to be around. Leave your stress and shows outside.

I just started attending the Arizona International Buddhist Meditation Center after a friend…read morerecommended I come with him. Meetings are Wednesday nights at 7pm on Temple Street (the center may be difficult to find as it is located in a residential house). There is parking available in front the house as well as a church parking lot across the street. Cushions are provided for your comfort and the meditation session lasts about 45 minutes. Shane will ring a bell and talk you through the first 5 to 10 minutes. Afterwards, silence commences and you try not to think of anything at all. Once the meditation session ends, Shane leads a short discussion session to allow for questions and for the resident monk to read a prayer aloud. I feel relaxed and at peace when I come here. Everyone is kind and welcoming, no judgement! If you are looking for a group environment and friendly community to meditate with, this is the perfect spot in Arizona!