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City Church PHX
Pentecostal · Phoenix, AZ
Pentecostal in Phoenix
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About this church
City Church PHX in Phoenix, Arizona, holds its Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. at 1441 W Glendale Avenue, with adult and children's worship services available both in person and online. The church describes its aim as reaching people who are far from God, and says its approach is not traditional while still keeping to a stated theological position. The website frames ministry as meeting the needs of individuals and families in real and practical ways, and encourages a life of purpose lived for something bigger than oneself.
A serve team works to make a first visit smooth, from parking to meeting the pastors after the service. Visitors can stop by the welcome desk in the lobby or find someone wearing a City Church name tag to ask about directions to a specific room, service times, or a particular ministry. Anyone with a special need or request is invited to ask. The site also has pages for serving on a team and for giving online. The church can be reached at 602-246-8555 or by email through the contact page. Confirm service details on the website before visiting.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Service time and overview · About, serve team and welcome desk · Address and phone
Service times
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Hours
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Location
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13613 N Cave Creek Rd
Sunday Service — 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM
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231 N 3rd St
Monday–Friday Mass — 12:00 PM
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5757 N Central Ave
Sunday Worship — 9:00 AM
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Sunday Worship (Central Campus) — 9:00 AM
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