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Dayton Valley Community Church
Church of the Nazarene · Dayton, NV
Church of the Nazarene in Dayton
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About this church
Dayton Valley Community Church of the Nazarene is a small congregation at 407 V&T Way in Dayton, Nevada. Sunday Fellowship, with coffee and conversation, begins at 9 a.m., and worship follows at 10 a.m. The service includes singing together and a message from Scripture. There is no dress code, and the church says kids are part of the family, with Kids' Church held during the service. People tend to linger afterward to visit. The church is part of the global Church of the Nazarene and affirms the Apostles' Creed.
Ministries include an Adult Sunday School before worship, Men's Bible Study and Ladies Bible Study, small groups in homes around the valley, and Kids' and Youth activities with camp opportunities. Global Missions support goes through Nazarene Missions International, the Alabaster Offering, and Prison Fellowship Angel Tree, while Local Compassion focuses on helping neighbors in Dayton Valley. Sermons are posted on the website and recent services are on YouTube. The events calendar lists current study times, so confirm schedules there before visiting.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Service times and address · What to expect and beliefs · Ministries and missions
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Location
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202 Six Mile Cyn Rd
Sunday Service — 10:00 AM
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304 Driftwood Way
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