New Testament Baptist Church

The River is a Spirit-filled non-denominational church located in Safford, Arizona, founded on April 1, 2012, by lead pastor David Chapman and a dedicated team of leaders. The church emphasizes building relationships with Jesus and the community rather than adhering to organized religion's legalism and traditions. The River offers a welcoming environment for all ages, providing children and youth classes during services and various small group ministries throughout the week. Their mission is to become more like Jesus and advance His kingdom, with a vision of raising up a thousand followers in the Gila Valley. Generated from the website

First United Methodist Church in Safford, AZ, is dedicated to fostering a healthy environment for its congregation and the community, emphasizing their motto, "A healthy church for a healthy world." The church offers in-person and online worship services, Sunday School classes for all ages, and various connected ministries aimed at community support and outreach. Under the leadership of Pastor Lesli McGowan, First UMC engages in numerous activities such as facilitating donations for UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) and hosting events like Walk to Emmaus and Kairos Prison Ministries. The church also provides a space for spiritual growth and active involvement through its variety of programs and services. Generated from the website

The Safford Church of Christ in Safford, AZ, is a vibrant congregation committed to following the New Testament principles and embodying the teachings of Jesus Christ. Welcoming people from diverse backgrounds, the church fosters an inclusive environment where members can grow spiritually and collectively strive to reflect God's love. Worship services emphasize scripture through acapella singing, prayer, and Bible-centered teaching, culminating in the observance of the Lord's Supper every Sunday. The church encourages participation and gives all who attend an opportunity to engage in a community dedicated to serving God and others. Generated from the website