The church is an amazing place to go to. The people are very nice. I would recommend going there…read morefor anyone that is looking for a church.

My first review was 15 years ago. Heights Church as been through some challenges and transition as…read moreall churches do. Their lead pastor left and the youth pastor stepped up. Other staff pastors have come and gone. Pastor John Challinor has been doing a great job over the years. They are still in the "seeker sensitive" category of Evangelical churches and go overboard trying not to offend people and give them a gentle nudge to continue following Jesus. Personally, I believe this method helps introduce people to Christ but is probably not the place for you when you decide you want to go deep. This is not a criticism. I believe sheep need to graze in different pastures during the course of their spiritual journey to get a wider bandwidth of faith expressions and doctrine.

Good church if you like crowds, traffic jams, parking hassles and... armed cops in church! Solid…read moreBiblical teaching, sound doctrine, community outreach minded, but still a megachurch. Not recommended if that's not your style. Plenty of other solid, Biblically-grounded, small churches in town to choose from.

Looking for real Bible preaching? Then you need to visit Prescott Christian Church. There you will…read moreget that. You will also feel very welcomed. Take the whole family. They have activities for the entire family. Also, different Sunday service times to choose from.

Jesus Christ has risen from the dead!! This church is a hidden treasure, like the tabernacle in the…read morewilderness. The Sunday School hour is legendary! The Potter's House is a church that builds christian character through opportunities to do God's work of evangelism. So go check it out. You just may find the destiny in Christ you've been longing for.

I visited a few months ago. I have been going to church religiously (pun intended) my entire life…read more I'm Catholic but I often go to other Christian churches as well. I have never been to a place that felt so much like a cult. I have heard others talk about it like this before but I thought they were just being dramatic. Even when talking to other parishioners before and after service, some had pained looks on their faces and they could not tell me anything positive or negative about the church. They all talked about very generic things and the moment you ask them anything specific, they instead asked you questions. Almost like they have been trained or indoctrinated on what to say and what not to say. This place scared my whole family, not just me.

Excellent accurate complete teaching in context. Very caring environment. Parents seem to…read moreappreciate the different levels of Sunday school & children's & youth programs.

It troubles me to write a negative review for a church. I never have before in my 38 years of…read morefollowing Christ. There is adequate Bible teaching here with charisma but overall the church is too corporate and "church" centered rather than Christ centered. Especially unhealthy for those newly saved and recovering from the world who are seeking a healthy church family.....gossip, judgement and unforgiveness are tolerated and not addressed. My experience is that there is an aloof coldness in leadership and they are without counsel for those struggling. There seems to be no platform or appetite for true biblical counseling, support and Discipleship. True Grace seems lacking. If you're looking for a large corporate church without personal involvement and you are a mature well established follower of Christ looking for decent Bible Exegesis, this could work but new seekers/followers needing Grace and guidance could be harmed and should approach with caution or find another church family more devoted to living out the scriptures.

It's an amazingly welcome and alive congregation. Sincere and open, happy and confident in their…read morefaith. I don't that they're an Inclusive Church yet, but I felt comfortable here as an almost-stranger. Then when the sermon touched on appreciating the uniqueness of others, I felt very much at home here.

These folks support People Who Care. Awesome group of volunteers.read more

Prescott Community Church is so much like a large, caring family, worshipping together each week,…read morecaring for one another's needs, praying faithfully for each other throughout the week. Our Pastor, Corinne Ellis, puts her heart and spirit into preparing each weeks message, as well as making mention in prayer for both individual and national concerns and needs. If you're looking for a "Church home" come visit us.

We were lucky to find this church where the messages are uplifting each week and the people treat…read moreyou like family. A must visit if you are looking for a good group of Christians to worship with!

This was the first church that I've attended after moving here, as soon as I walked in during a…read moreSaturday night service, I felt like I was home. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, them worship started, I loved every second it. Then Pastor Neil preached an amazing message. I can never picture myself going somewhere else, when it feels like you found your tribe of people, it becomes family. I absolutely love this church

I'm so happy to call this my home church. The congregation, staff and pastor are all caring and…read morevery welcoming. Everyone has a smile the minute you walk in. The Sunday services and the women's Bbile studies are uplifting and encouraging. If you're looking for a Christ-centered church with warm, welcoming people, you will find it here.

The congregation is warm and inviting. The pastor, Kris Van Hook, is an excellent Bible teacher. I…read morevisited one Wednesday evening a year ago, and now attend every week. Two services every Sunday morning, Wednesday evening service, men's Bible study groups and women's Bible study groups offer alternate times to gather together. If you come to experience this church, you'll be "hooked".

So you are looking at churches in the area, huh? That is a good thing. There is a lot going on in…read morethe world today so it is a great time to renew your faith and get yourself grounded in the Lord. By the looks of things, the Lord's return is soon! If you are looking for a church close in town I would suggest you visit this church. It might be a good fit if you are looking for something fairly traditional yet have a contemporary styled service. They have multi-media screens as well so you don't have to fumble through a hymnal. They have been on a growth curve for the past 3-4 years and now have 3 services. I believe they are Sundays 9, 10:30 and 4:30 pm. Come early or you will likely have to park out on the street. Seating is a bit full for the 10:30 service. They are friendly and upbeat. Expect to be greeted by a number of friendly faces. The senior pastor, John Dickerson, is young, sharp and focused. His sermons are easy to follow and to the point. He provides a fill in the blank outline to help you follow along and take notes. He also shares the pulpit with other pastors so you will get a good variety of teaching. They have just added a new pastor to the staff as well. They have a vibrant children's ministry as well as adult Sunday school and a variety of other Bible studies and ministry activities throughout the week. Praise the Lord.

From the owner: Walk With Jesus…read more Cornerstone exists to glorify God and make followers of Jesus. Our strategy comes from Jesus Christ, the Head of Cornerstone. In His Word, Christ gives 4 basic commands for churches. At Cornerstone, we call them the 4 Corners: Rescue, Transform, Love and Serve. These are Gods measures of a healthy church, and so theyre our measures, too.

No real change from my prior review some five years earlier. However the renovations inside are…read moregreat and not so Vatican II liberal. Much more conservative and in my perspective in line with the church that Christ established. On the Reredos in marble is engraved Ego sum via et verity's et vita. In the language of the time of Christ. Latin. Satin hates Latin. So do many folks. But it's music in my heart and soul. I just pray they have the Latin mass here. Have to go to cottonwood or Dewey for it. Which is wonderful. For true followers of Christ as opposed to fans of Christ. May God Bless you all.

We attended Saturday Vigil Mass here and were warmly greeted by all of the regular parishioners we…read moremet. They have a clean, accessible and vibrant ministry here. The music was holy, reverent and inspiring. The homily (sermon) was relevant and made you think. They have a ton of ministries and ways to get involved! They also have a pre-school - see their website for more details. According to their website, this parish has been around since 1877 AD! See more about this parish's history via their website - fascinating! One of the coolest things about being Catholic is: WE REMEMBER the WOMEN who carried the Cross of Christ! The NUNS! For the women who read this: be you non-Catholic or non-believers, I wholeheartedly INVITE you to examine the history of women in the Catholic Church! Start with all of the women in the Old Testament, then Our Blessed Mother, Mary, who carried and brought Our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ INTO this world. We Catholics treasure equality with our sisters IN Christ! Trust me on this - Good & True Catholic Men ALWAYS respect Our Blessed Mother Mary and ALL women! We understand and rejoice in the fact that women complete men! God created us in His image and set forth His plan: men and women literally join together as ONE BODY to create new life! Both sexes participate in creating new life! Equality! I sincerely encourage all interested or curious people to check-out the Catholic Church; see for yourself. Trust me - it could lead to a life-changing, soul-filled adventure to heights, depths and realms you cannot possibly imagine! That's how it was for me...