I simply adore St Pauls. I'm not a proper member of the parish but I've participated in the…read moreperpetual adoration program, I attend Mass there regularly as well as reconciliation. I can't say there is any one particular reason as there are many... But Christ is there. That is enough for me.

Sunday Mass Saturday: 5:00 pm (vigil)…read moreSunday: 7:30 am; 9:30 am; 11:30 am; and 5:00 pm

My husband and I love Palmcroft and have attend for over 30 years. We've seen the church grow and…read morewe've been ministered to as a family through the music and preaching. We always walk away and feel that our souls have been nouished. Due to surgical complications and the loss of a job one of the pastor's contacted us to see how we were doing. We told them fine due to our own pride but we literally didn't have the money to purchase milk and cereral for our kids. We were shocked when the church provided funds to help us through a very difficult situation, even though we hadn't asked for help. The church was literally the hands and feet of Jesus in ministering to our family and we've never forgotten that generosity. On the 5th Sunday of the month the church takes a special collection to help members enduring hardships and thankfully, we've been blessed to give back to help others.

We have been attending Palmcroft since 1989. Our kids grew up here. Pastor Robby is a dynamic…read morespeaker. He is in the book of Acts right now. Great preaching, worship, kids programs, High School and Jr. High ministries. We have a seat waiting for you!

The no longer have an Awanas group for kids, but they are starting a Wednesday Summer prayer group…read morefor school age kids. My child no longer attends preschool here, so I am unsure how the preschool is. The church is great- great congregation, great staff, and the pastor Jesse is very relatable and teaches sound biblical sermons. Small groups are also available as well as weekly Bible study groups. This church will not disappoint. We've been to larger churches that seem to water down the message to appeal to the masses. If you're looking for a mega church- this is probably not the right church for you. If you are looking for a genuine church, sound biblical teaching, with a very welcoming/genuine congregation/families- then this is your church.

Bible based teaching, one of the most welcoming churches with down to earth people in Phx.read more

We love this church. Great music, great pastoral staff. My boys love coming to church on Sundays…read moreand learning the importance of God. My husband looks forward to his Sunday coffee and Well Coffee and amazing surmon and music.

Awesome church! Highly recommended for the worship and the message! You will be blessed and made…read moreto feel so welcome!

We really enjoy the people and the good word that we get from attending this service. I loved…read morewalking in and instantly feeling like I've been going here for years. The warmness of the people, the songs, and the worship was amazing and uplifting. Starting my week with a service here on Sunday is the best way to begin a week. I feel positive and try to take the lessons learned and apply it to my life and week ahead. Keep up the great service to the Lord. Amen

It is a great church and great place to take kids it is full of fun activities and events that…read moreeveryone loves!! I go to this church and LOVE it

Perhaps the most uplifting church I have ever visited…read more - - - - - - - - February, 2026 Visit God does not need a church; he was clear in that messaging to King David and to other Jewish leaders. People build churches to help one another get closer to a personal relationship with Jesus; a church is a physical place that seeks to guide us toward heaven. "Cathedrals and churches architecturally prepare our souls for the beauty of the Eucharist." - Allen Hunt (Dynamic Catholic) When few people could read and write, Bible stories were told through stained glass windows (or painted walls, as in a church on the Hug Island in Hawaii). Classical churches are shaped in the form of the Cross, to remind us of Jesus' ultimate sacrifice for every single person who ever lived, is living, and who ever will live. A Catholic Church typically has front doors opening to the west, so as you enter you approach to the sunrise to the east, beyond the altar. Some Catholic Churches will have a labyrinth mid-way down the aisle, to help the faithful contemplate Mary's saying Yes to being the mother of God, and to Jesus' conception. St. Bernadette has much of this and is likely the best-lit and most uplifting church I have ever visited. St. Bernadette's is cruciform in shape. St. Bernadette's ceiling is curved and there are seven paintings of Mary, from her Assumption / saying "Yes" to Archangel Gabriel, to the birth and presentation of Jesus to Mary being at Jesus' Crucifixion. These paintings are amazing... the ceiling must be 25-30 feet up and each painting is clear as can be and Jesus glows... I don't see any lights specifically focused on Jesus in each image so it must be a combination of the paint and "divine inspiration" that makes the effect... Jesus is visually extending from the ceiling, pulling you to Him. You feel like you are present at each event in Jesus's life looking at each painting / scene. The same is true of the two paintings to the left and right of the altar, respectfully. The canopy above the altar has a curved top that glows golden, not unlike the sun, and the under side / the ceiling contains an image of the Holy Spirit, as a dove. Around the outside, in Latin, is written: Et verbum Caro factum est et habitat in nobis The sword became flesh and dwelt among us The ceiling above the altar has paintings of Mary and several saints / religious; the images of God the Father and God the Son are on the ceiling just be for the altar. When such a beautiful building is supported by priests, whose homilies being you closer to God, you have a holy church. Homilies this week noted: Saints Cyril and Methodius proclaimed the Gospel to Slavic lands and created an alphabet to help instruct people (Cyrillic, still used today); their goal was to help everyone they met hear the good news of the gospel. Lord, How can I speak Your word in a way that others can hear? Thank you to all who made, and continue to make, St. Bernadette such an uplifting Church! ----- ----- -----

Attended morning Mass here w best friend, St. Nick (I need to go back to confession). Churches in…read moreAZ are so much different than those in New England. More modern, better attended, more young people. Prior to Mass, saw an amazing outdoor grotto w a stone sent from Lourdes France, where Mary had walked. B4 Mass, SN and I met Paul Zucarelli, who wrote a book (w a forward by Bishop Olmsted) about his actual death (for 2 hrs) experience, and his visit to heaven. He gave us a copy of the book, "Faith Understood ". The church was beautiful. Elaborate frescoes and statues. A visit to the adoration chapel was inspiring w all the relics of Saints. The gift shop also worth a visit. Free coffee refill made SN very happy.

For more than 18 years I have been an active member of this church and find our withdrawal from…read morePCUSA has given the church members much more control over pastoral staffing and many other areas of the church operation. We still recite the Apostles' Creed, and the Sunday traditional service follows the same format. Elders are members of Session and help in all areas of running the church with the help of deacons and an outstanding staff. Do join us whether you are winter visitors or locals looking to hear a wonderful message from our outstanding pastoral staff, headed by Reverend Steve Beard.

A very nice Presbyterian church located in the heart of Scottsdale. Sure, John Calvin had a few odd…read moreideas, but in this Presbyterian congregation you'll see evidence of his best. You'll find a friendly and accomplished member base, strong leadership and great facilities.

My wife and I visited The Shelter church this morning. It was a great experience…read more This is a small neo-Pentecostal church which has the good qualities of a much larger contemporary style church and yet maintains the best qualities of a small church. The congregation is made up of a nice balance of young, middle and older people. The worship is as good as it gets anywhere. One thing I haven't seen before is that the worship team returns after the sermon and continues the praise as an afterglow. But, back to the beginning. Before the service you can come in at 9 am for breakfast and fellowship. The worship service starts at 10 am on Sundays and is the expected hour and a half long with the afterglow going to about noon. They do, however, need to make that schedule clear on their website and app. Their greeters are top notch. Dave and Carolyn introduced themselves to us right away, Dave having spotted us before we got to the front door! The pastor, Justin, is a very good preacher. For me that means that the sermon was helpful for my spiritual life. He is skilled in delivering a message that you don't forget as soon as you walk out the church door. He made a special effort to come up to us at the end of the service. He said "I'm Justin" and asked our names. Made me feel welcome and at ease. They have an app, which can be used for giving as well as providing information. They will probably see us again. Want to check out the breakfast, too! Também, se você fala português, tem tradução do culto.

Great teaching! It's a blessing to be a part of what God is doing here.  I am super grateful that…read morethis church accepts people that are NOT perfect. They welcomed our Brazilian community with open arms. It is very importante for me to have a place where my Brazilian and American family can worship together.