The Potter's House

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402 W Main St

Safford, AZ 85546

+1 (928) 428-6459

https://cfmchurches.com

The Potter's House is a prominent non-denominational church located at 402 W Main St in Safford, Arizona, within Graham County. It proudly serves the local community, welcoming individuals who seek a place of worship and spiritual growth.

In addition to its primary non-denominational focus, The Potter's House also identifies with Pentecostal traditions, providing a diverse environment for worship. The church invites visitors to experience its services and engage with the community for mutual support and improvement.

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