Calvary Chapel North Phoenix

CalvaryPHX is a non-denominational church founded in 1982 by Mark and Leslie Martin. At its Central Campus in Phoenix, Sunday worship begins at 9:00 AM and Wednesday worship at 6:30 PM, with live music and verse-by-verse Bible teaching. A Korean service meets Sundays at 9:00 AM in the chapel, and live Spanish interpretation is available during main services. Nursery, children's and youth ministries serve families, while LifeGroups and adult ministries offer further fellowship. Community outreach includes Manna food assistance, Celebrate Recovery, prison ministry and service to people experiencing homelessness. The Central Campus also houses the church's Early Learning Center.

The Branch Calvary Chapel in Peoria is led by Senior Pastor Dennis Templeton. The congregation began as Calvary Chapel Arrowhead in 2003 and adopted its current name after moving to its present building in 2022. Worship is held Sundays at 10:15 AM and Wednesdays at 6:30 PM, with services also streamed online. Teaching goes chapter by chapter and verse by verse through Bible books using the New King James Version. Children's ministry, Sunday youth groups, Growth Groups, men's and women's ministries, and local and global outreach offer ways to connect and serve.

Calvary Chapel Fountain Hills is a non-denominational Christian congregation in Fountain Hills, Arizona, in fellowship with the Calvary Chapel Association. Pastor Rick Ponzo established the church in 2011. Sunday worship begins at 10:00 AM and includes music and Bible teaching, with an emphasis on studying Scripture chapter by chapter and verse by verse. Men's and women's ministries provide Bible study, prayer and fellowship on alternating Wednesdays. The church welcomes visitors at different stages of faith and meets one block west of Fountain Park at Parkview Avenue and Verde River Drive.

Revive Christian Fellowship gathers Sundays at 10:00 AM for worship and verse-by-verse Bible teaching. The church welcomes people exploring Christianity as well as those seeking to grow in their faith. Sunday childcare serves ages one through twelve. Ministries include Revive Youth, men's and women's Bible study and fellowship, and REACH outreach in nearby communities. The church also participates in missions in Mexico and encourages members to serve through their gifts.

Calvary Chapel Central Phoenix meets at 2831 West Glendale Avenue for Sunday worship at 10:00 AM and Wednesday Bible teaching at 7:00 PM. Its mission is to reach, teach, mend and send, bringing the message of Jesus to the heart of Phoenix. The congregation began as a small home Bible study and emphasizes worship, verse-by-verse teaching and serving its community. Sunday children's and youth ministries accompany worship. The church has supported Ocotillo Elementary School through school service projects, food and gift drives and a children's Bible club.

Calvary Chapel Saving Grace in Mesa gathers for Bible teaching, worship and fellowship at 925 South Gilbert Road. Its mission is to reach the lost, disciple believers and send them into ministry. The church offers Calvary Kidz, Rooted Youth, men's and women's Bible studies and a Wednesday gathering at 7:00 PM. Men meet Monday evenings for dinner and Bible study, and women have a Tuesday evening Bible study. Contact the church to confirm the Sunday service time, since its published pages give different Sunday schedules.

Calvary Chapel FourteenSix is a Bible-teaching church in Surprise named for John 14:6. Worship includes chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse teaching. Adult services meet at Kingswood Elementary on Saturdays at 6:00 PM and Sundays at 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 AM; the early Sunday service is sound-sensitive. Nursery care and children's ministry are available at selected services, and Planted Youth serves seventh through twelfth grades. Life Groups, men's and women's ministries, Celebrate Recovery and GriefShare provide opportunities for discipleship and support. The church also serves homebound members, supports missionaries and is associated with FourteenSix Christian Academy, a K-12 school.

Calvary Chapel Ahwatukee is a non-denominational evangelical fellowship led by Pastor Doug Warwick. It began as a home fellowship in 1998 and emphasizes worship, prayer and verse-by-verse teaching through the Bible. Sunday worship begins at 9:30 AM, with age-appropriate children's and youth classes. Wednesday prayer and Bible study begins at 6:30 PM, with in-person and online participation. The church also offers men's and women's studies and supports missionaries in the United States and abroad.

New City Church gathers in downtown Phoenix to worship, study Scripture and serve its neighbors. Sunday services begin at 9:00 and 10:30 AM and include music led by a live band, Bible teaching and communion. Children's classes serve birth through fifth grade during both services, and middle-school and high-school students meet during the 9:00 AM service. College ministry, young-adult gatherings, small groups and men's and women's ministries provide ways to connect. Outreach partnerships support local families and people experiencing homelessness.

Covenant Presbyterian Church is a Reformed congregation in Sun City West and part of the Presbyterian Church in America. It began as a home Bible study in 1978 and welcomes people of all generations. Pastor Paul Muresan leads the church alongside ruling elders and deacons. Sunday worship is followed by refreshments and fellowship in Esty Hall, with a fellowship meal once a month. Families and children are welcome in the sanctuary, and a family area is available in Esty Hall. The church offers women's fellowship and grief support and supports local outreach and missionaries around the world.

CalvaryPHX is a non-denominational church founded in 1982 by Mark and Leslie Martin. At its Central Campus in Phoenix, Sunday worship begins at 9:00 AM and Wednesday worship at 6:30 PM, with live music and verse-by-verse Bible teaching. A Korean service meets Sundays at 9:00 AM in the chapel, and live Spanish interpretation is available during main services. Nursery, children's and youth ministries serve families, while LifeGroups and adult ministries offer further fellowship. Community outreach includes Manna food assistance, Celebrate Recovery, prison ministry and service to people experiencing homelessness. The Central Campus also houses the church's Early Learning Center.

The Branch Calvary Chapel in Peoria is led by Senior Pastor Dennis Templeton. The congregation began as Calvary Chapel Arrowhead in 2003 and adopted its current name after moving to its present building in 2022. Worship is held Sundays at 10:15 AM and Wednesdays at 6:30 PM, with services also streamed online. Teaching goes chapter by chapter and verse by verse through Bible books using the New King James Version. Children's ministry, Sunday youth groups, Growth Groups, men's and women's ministries, and local and global outreach offer ways to connect and serve.

Calvary Chapel Fountain Hills is a non-denominational Christian congregation in Fountain Hills, Arizona, in fellowship with the Calvary Chapel Association. Pastor Rick Ponzo established the church in 2011. Sunday worship begins at 10:00 AM and includes music and Bible teaching, with an emphasis on studying Scripture chapter by chapter and verse by verse. Men's and women's ministries provide Bible study, prayer and fellowship on alternating Wednesdays. The church welcomes visitors at different stages of faith and meets one block west of Fountain Park at Parkview Avenue and Verde River Drive.

Revive Christian Fellowship gathers Sundays at 10:00 AM for worship and verse-by-verse Bible teaching. The church welcomes people exploring Christianity as well as those seeking to grow in their faith. Sunday childcare serves ages one through twelve. Ministries include Revive Youth, men's and women's Bible study and fellowship, and REACH outreach in nearby communities. The church also participates in missions in Mexico and encourages members to serve through their gifts.

Calvary Chapel Central Phoenix meets at 2831 West Glendale Avenue for Sunday worship at 10:00 AM and Wednesday Bible teaching at 7:00 PM. Its mission is to reach, teach, mend and send, bringing the message of Jesus to the heart of Phoenix. The congregation began as a small home Bible study and emphasizes worship, verse-by-verse teaching and serving its community. Sunday children's and youth ministries accompany worship. The church has supported Ocotillo Elementary School through school service projects, food and gift drives and a children's Bible club.

Calvary Chapel Saving Grace in Mesa gathers for Bible teaching, worship and fellowship at 925 South Gilbert Road. Its mission is to reach the lost, disciple believers and send them into ministry. The church offers Calvary Kidz, Rooted Youth, men's and women's Bible studies and a Wednesday gathering at 7:00 PM. Men meet Monday evenings for dinner and Bible study, and women have a Tuesday evening Bible study. Contact the church to confirm the Sunday service time, since its published pages give different Sunday schedules.

Calvary Chapel FourteenSix is a Bible-teaching church in Surprise named for John 14:6. Worship includes chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse teaching. Adult services meet at Kingswood Elementary on Saturdays at 6:00 PM and Sundays at 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 AM; the early Sunday service is sound-sensitive. Nursery care and children's ministry are available at selected services, and Planted Youth serves seventh through twelfth grades. Life Groups, men's and women's ministries, Celebrate Recovery and GriefShare provide opportunities for discipleship and support. The church also serves homebound members, supports missionaries and is associated with FourteenSix Christian Academy, a K-12 school.

Calvary Chapel Ahwatukee is a non-denominational evangelical fellowship led by Pastor Doug Warwick. It began as a home fellowship in 1998 and emphasizes worship, prayer and verse-by-verse teaching through the Bible. Sunday worship begins at 9:30 AM, with age-appropriate children's and youth classes. Wednesday prayer and Bible study begins at 6:30 PM, with in-person and online participation. The church also offers men's and women's studies and supports missionaries in the United States and abroad.