Sedona Seventh-day Adventist Church

About this church

Sedona Seventh-day Adventist Church publishes Saturday worship at 11 a.m. at its South Sunset Drive building. The congregation belongs to a worldwide Protestant Adventist tradition that emphasizes Jesus Christ’s promised return and treats family, work, abilities, money, and time as parts of Christian stewardship. Its official site supplies the pastor’s contact information and a direct church phone number, which visitors should use to confirm Sabbath School, holiday worship, and any grief-support gathering because those hours are not clearly populated on the current contact and service fields. The giving page accepts online donations as well as cash, checks, and money orders during weekly services.

The Sedona church building dates to the 1970s and was created to serve the surrounding community. Its historical account records a long relationship with the Sedona Community Food Bank and describes a Spanish-speaking group that grew toward separate organizational status. The congregation says it is seeking to expand proactive community service and reaches local, domestic, and international audiences through its websites and weekly gatherings. No current online detail covers children’s programming, nursery care, disability accommodations, sacramental timing, livestreaming, or a Sabbath School hour.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official about page, Seventh-day Adventist identity, worldwide context, beliefs, · Official history page, 1970s building, community purpose, food-bank relationship · Official contact page, church contact pathway, grief-support reference, and deno · Official giving page, weekly-service offerings, online and mobile giving, cash,

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Sabbath School and Other Gatherings — Confirm Current Schedule Directly

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