Churches & Places of Worship in Tucson, AZ
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“A warm, delightful, generational congregation!!!Got to celebrate Simchat Torah with them after Sukkot. Theese beutiful people celebrated for thosein Isreal who could not as their nation of Isreal was attacked and is at war 2023.”
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“I attended a Sunday afternoon Christmas concert featuring French and Ukranian songs and selections sung and read in French and Ukranian. We sang Christmas favorites together guided by the music director and Pastor. Very enjoyable. The bells were particularly good! Thank you CUMC.”
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“I love this church created by God. From afar, Pastor Dante Gebel's messages give me strength to move forward with GOD's plan. I lack words to describe how important it is for me to listen to the messages that God gives through the pastor.”
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“My husband and I have been attending Mission Park Church for over a year. We enjoyed the awesome music that is played every Sunday for worship, and the warm and friendly congregation. The people that attend there are warm, loving, friendly, encourageing and giving.Pastor Jeff preaches how God Loves us , cares for us and is always there for us.Pastor Jeff is warm, friendly, understanding, gracious and cares for our church.There are 2 bible studies, a food pantry and social events.When my husband and I leave there after church we always feel warm, loved, and uplifted and closer to our Lord.”
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“Zion city splash pad is by far the cutest splash pad in Tucson. It is fully gated so as long as you watch the single entrance children should be “safe”. Had tables and umbrellas over them! Splash pad itself is not covered. You are no longer able to rent the facility, but they say come as soon as they open and set up and they have no problems with a party. Always staff on property! Bathrooms are a little walk, have to go inside a building but nothing insane.”
“The white dove of the desert is aptly named. On the approach it is like a white ship in the desert. For me it a spiritual as well as historical and architectural oasis. I here there is a native American market on some weekends that is a must do.”