3 Best Churches in Gilbert, AZ

“St Anne Roman Catholic Parish provides various ways for parish members to participate actively in the faith. The parish started with over 4,500 registered families and became one of the largest parishes in the country. They started celebrations for the 70th year as a parish. The parish grew to over 4,500 registered families, becoming one of the largest parishes. At St. Anne Roman Catholic Parish, they strive to keep Christ at the center of parish life. The church movements and ministries, or communities, although distinct, work towards the common goal of spiritual growth and family within one large community and making St. Anne a community of communities. The parish boasts a rich collection of beautiful icons depicting God's many mysteries.”

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“Sun Valley Community Church is to facilitate people in the meeting, knowing, and following Jesus, recognizing that the Bible's message from Genesis to Revelation centres around Him. They think they are just getting started, and the best is yet to come as they work together to help fulfill the mission that Jesus has given them. They provided the way for them to be restored in a relationship with Him. Sun Valley Community is passionate about partnering with parents and teaching kids to follow Jesus. All kids (birth through 6th grade) experience fun, safe, and age-appropriate environments where they learn about Jesus through worship and hands-on activities. Sun Valley Community Church assist in helping people meet, know, and follow Jesus.”

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“St. Mary Magdalene Roman Catholic Church is a Parish that witnesses the love of Jesus Christ through evangelization, catechesis, and celebration of the Sacraments. The Parish is interested in establishing a Maintenance and Facilities Volunteer Team to assist in observing and recommending maintenance tasks. St. Mary Magdalene Roman Catholic Church assembled Gospel references to describe Mary Magdalene as a courageous servant leader who was brave enough to stand by Jesus during hours of suffering, death, and beyond. She is the only person to be listed in all four Gospels as the first to realize that Jesus had risen and to testify to that central teaching of faith.”

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