Santa Rita Church of the Nazarene

About this church

Santa Rita Church of the Nazarene in Sahuarita worships Sundays at 10:15 a.m. The service combines newer music with enduring songs from the church’s tradition, and guests are invited to wear whatever feels comfortable. Recent services are recorded and made available online, giving prospective visitors a way to hear the congregation’s worship and teaching before attending at 1475 West Via de Chapala.

Santa Rita’s story began with four couples in Green Valley who shared a vision for a new Nazarene congregation in the Green Valley–Sahuarita area. With sponsorship from Oro Valley Church of the Nazarene and approval from district leadership, the fellowship developed toward a multigenerational church intended to serve a rapidly growing community. Its stated character—loving fellowship, caring outreach, and biblical encouragement—connects that origin story with the congregation it wants to become. People comparing churches south of Tucson will find a single published Sunday hour, a blended musical approach, casual dress, recorded services, and a church plant whose official history still names the small fellowship and denominational partnership from which it grew.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Sunday time, blended music, and dress · Recorded church services · Four-couple beginning, sponsorship, and multigenerational vision · Fellowship, outreach, and encouragement identity

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