Have enjoyed attending the services…read more They have a young people's group in which our teen enjoys. He can socialize twice a week with the group while learning about the Bible. There is a nice coffee shop inside with both indoor and outdoor seating. The singing prior to services is contemporary with modern up to date music...with a live band. There is a small bookstore in the building as well. There are monitors in the front of the auditorium so you can see what is going on up front, if you like sitting in the back row! There is a service on Saturday night, if you'd rather attend at that time. There are two AM services on Sunday. The church offers a lot of opportunities to get involved, if you so desire.

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This is the only place in many years that I feel home. The preaching is the true gospel based on…read morethe word of God! This church family makes me feel SO LOVED and so welcomed, I have never been so myself like I am there.

I may be a little biased, since my dad was a founding member of this church back in the 80s. But I…read moredidn't attend for about 20 years and just recently started going back, so I think I've got a good perspective on things. I prefer bigger, more contemporary churches, but Sierra Vista doesn't have a lot of that to offer, and you could do a lot worse than TMCC. Pastor Randy Youngblood is a great teacher and a genuinely nice guy. TMCC members make you feel really welcome. Services are not too long, certainly never boring, and they do have an active youth ministry on Sunday nights, with Sunday School for your children during the services. I'm also very happy that they recently started holding 4 services, 2 on Saturday night and 2 on Sunday morning. As far as I know, TMCC is one of just two churches in Sierra Vista to have a Saturday service, and it's so convenient. I don't mind it, but I have heard a few people complain about the "please stand, you can sit, okay, stand up again" thing that goes on during the worship portion of the service. And by a few people, I mean friends and my husband. lol I can see how it would get annoying for some people, but it hardly detracts from a small, quality church with a big heart.

This church--its pastors, its people, and the whole atmosphere--is the most vibrant, welcoming, and…read moreChrist-centered place I've ever experienced. Pastor Furrow teaches directly from the Bible, and it's clear God has given him the gift to do so in a manner unlike any other I've seen or heard. To restate. I've never been to a church as alive, and servant-hearted as this one. It's truly a special place. I volunteer to help as often as I can just to be there. It's a great community to be part of.

He's always telling the same stories..same same same..also after 5 years I didn't make one friend-…read morepeople are cliquey and overly rightious.

We moved to Sierra Vista in 2/05. Our first Sunday we went to a larger church which felt somewhat…read morecold and uninviting. Mountain View was like a warm blanket on a cold day. Everyone was friendly and introduced themselves to us. We got plugged in right away with people our own age, and there's something for every age category of children. Our daughter who'll be two in April has never stayed an entire service in a nursery actually stayed for 2 hours with people she didn't know without crying! There's nursery available evey service by a warm and friendly volunteers. The worship is awesome and contemporary. The pastor and his wife feel like your long lost relatives home to visit. His preaching is down to earth and applicable. If your in the area, please stop by. You won't regret it!

This is such a beautiful and peaceful place. We stopped by about a week ago and we couldn't have…read moreasked for a better day to visit. The drive here from Phoenix is not too bad with it being about three hours. The last stretch of road though is bumpy and dusty.. Parking is uphill and there are two small lots. We stayed at the first lot since the second lot was way more of a steep drive up. We did the first few stations and unfortunately did not have enough time to finish the rest. We were able to step inside the small church for a few minutes to gather our thoughts and say a few prayers. The inside felt serene and peaceful. They have a donation box, a guest book, Holy water, and ample seating. There was someone there watering the flowers during our visit but we made no contact with her. Overall, this is such a neat place to visit. I would love to attend mass here if given the opportunity. Mass is held on Sundays!

Very peaceful location. The views are amazing. Def worth a stop. Climb to the top and view the…read morebeautiful cross.

I have moved around in churches but after finding FCC I can honestly say I found home! What a…read morewelcome I felt as we started talking with people and engaging. It now our home that I can't imagine life without. I've attended now for 5 years and have more friends then I could imagine and the Bible is read not interpreted. It is a joy to be here for me at 10:45 for the contemporary service.

From the owner: Discover a welcoming community at First Christian Church, located in the heart of Sierra Vista. We…read moreare a Christian church dedicated to faith, fellowship, and serving others. Find your spiritual home with us as we explore faith together. Visit our website to learn more about our services and ministries.

Don't believe it when the pastor says that he will call you back. They NEVER answer the phone…read moreduring published business hours and you are lucky if he ever calls you back. He is an interesting speaker and I have enjoyed the few meetings that I have attended at the church. I am concerned that his campaign for state office might be taking too much time from his ministry.

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If I were to picture a mirage in the desert, it might look a bit like Holy Trinity Monastery, minus…read morethe gigantic cross. The cross is impressive, the first thing you see, but it isn't what draws me to these grounds. There are so many celestial nooks and crannies to explore here that you might need to give yourself a couple of hours to fully appreciate all that HTM has to offer. Yes, some of the buildings are in need of a paint job and a little TLC but that doesn't detract from the beauty here. The gazebo woven of living branches that beckons you to the front of the church, the lush, open bird sanctuary, the meditation pond, complete with bridge and giant Koi, THESE are the things you'll remember. And if you're so inclined, there are outdoor stations of the cross, set amidst the peaceful woods that surround the church. There is a bookstore, thrift shop and RV park. They even offer an opportunity for a retreat, if you ever need a break from the madness of the modern world.

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would! I had the pleasure of taking a retreat to help me…read morereflect on relationships, prayer and where God wants me to go in life. Words cannot express the amazing experience I had at this very progessive and open minded monastery - Holy Trinity Monastery. So here are some common monastery myths debunked because this place was AMAZING! Very reasonable rates, great value RVs and travelers are welcomed! Myth #1: Monasteries have walls surrounding them like a fence. UM NO! This place has nothing but open spaces (except walls in my room). They also have a library, a gift shop, a chapel, dinning hall and little meditation bungalows. Myth #2: Monasteries are not open to new ideas. This place has the outdoor stations of the cross! Most churchs have indoor stations of the cross with premade images - at this monastery, you can imagine your own. Myth #3: Monasteries are mostly gardens and large stone buildings. There is a beautiful iron and cement bridge designed and built by an engineer (a lay person too!) living on the monastery. The bridge crosses a pond actually has koi fish and peacocks walking around it. Myth #4: Only Monks live at a monastery and only men live at a monastery. This monastery is one of the few that allows your average Joe or Jane to live on the grounds or just visit. Myth #5: There are only religious books at a monastery. The monastery library contained thousands upon thousands of non religious books, even a whole section on CS Lewis and fiction books like "Alice in Wonderland". Myth #6: All masses are held indoors at a monastery. The biggest cross with the biggest outdoor altar with one of the biggest outdoor churches you've ever seen is at this monastery. During the summer and for special occasions mass is held outside. Myth #7: You eat soup out of wooden bowls at a monastery and only have 1 meal per day. THE FOOD HERE IS DELICIOUS! Every morning, lunchtime and dinner, we had something different, from a complete salad bar with breaded chicken breast to homeade fench toast with oatmeal and pecans.