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Maranatha Baptist Church
Independent Baptist · Yuma, AZ
Independent Baptist in Yuma
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About this church
Maranatha Baptist Church in Yuma, Arizona, is an Independent Baptist congregation at 306 South 23rd Avenue. Sunday begins with Sunday School at 10 a.m., followed by the worship service at 11 a.m. and an evening service at 6 p.m., and a midweek service meets on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The church notes that each service has a different emphasis, such as praise, teaching, preaching, and Bible study, and it invites visitors to attend any or all of them. Preaching from the Bible is central, and the church says it hopes to help Christians grow in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and to see people saved in the community and around the world.
The website lists Sunday School and Junior Church for children, a nursery, and a youth group that welcomes ages 13 to 30. The youth group meets once a month for activities such as escape rooms, board games, and four square, and always includes time learning from the Bible. Other pages cover the pastor, the church's beliefs, and a sermons archive. Visitors can reach the church at (928) 329-9973 and should confirm service times on the website before attending.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Home: services, address, phone · Youth group · Contact
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Hours
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Location
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3142 S Arizona Ave
Saturday Service — 3:00 PM
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1815 S 8th Ave
Saturday Vigil Mass — 5:00 PM
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Sunday Service — 8:30 AM
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Sunday Worship — 9:00 AM
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