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Black Churches Are Plentiful in the Phoenix Area
Posted On 01 Apr 2021
Let’s get some church up in here!
If you’re wondering where are all of the black churches in Phoenix, please check out our list below.
The most well-known Black churches (with Websites) in Phoenix are:
- Tanner Chapel AME
- Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
- First Institutional Baptist Church
- The Word Church
- Faith Christian Center
- Kingdom in the Valley Community Church
- Greater Bethel AME Church
- South Mountain Baptist Church
- Fountain of Life House of Worship
- Phillips Memorial CME Church
- St. Pius X Catholic Church (Center)
PhxSoul.com Business Directory
You can search through the PhxSoul.com Business Directory to find more predominantly Black churches in Arizona! Click here to see our Business Directory!
If your place of worship would like to add your location to the PhxSoul.com Business Directory, click here to get started.
Church Advertising
If your church would like to purchase a Banner Ad, Email Blast on PhxSoul.com so MORE people in the Phoenix metropolitan area will know about your place of worship, please visit our Advertising page:
http://www.phxsoul.com/more/advertise-with-us/
Arizona Informant
The Religion section in the Arizona Informant newspaper is also a great resource.
The Arizona Informant is a weekly newspaper that caters to African Americans. If you haven’t read this publication yet, you are missing out! This newspaper does an excellent job of reporting political, business, sports, social and community issues that affect us.
LOOKING TO MOVE TO ARIZONA 46 YEARS OLD BLACK MALE. HOPE TO BRING FAMILY DOWN.
Greeting of the day,
I recommend South Phoenix Missionary Baptist Church 2006 E. Broadway Rd Phx, Az
85040,Dr.B.Black, Pastor. We have a strong Sunday School foundation for all ages. Sunday school begins at 9am and Worship service at 1030.
Hi all, I am looking for a church with a traditional, soul, gospel choir in the greater Phoenix area. Any suggestions?
P.S. I am a middle aged white woman and my hubby might come along too.
I hope to find an inclusive church with strong soul music.
Thanks
Sheryl
Hi Sherryl,
In case you haven’t found a church by now, I’d like to suggest Fountain of Life House of Worship in Phx, and Antioch Church of God in Peoria. I had that same challenge of finding a church that encompassed all including soul music.
I hope that this help, or that you’ve found one already that feeds your spiritual soul.
Hi Sherryl,
If you are still looking, visiting or evaluating, I recommend you come by Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church at 1401 E Jefferson St., Phoenix
The choir and music ministry is top of the charts. They will sing you happy, bless your soul and lead you into praise and worship. By the time they get finished, you will be so ready for the ministry of the Word.
Blessings to you.
Hi laya im looking to move down to phoenix Arizona and I would like to get more info.and to see how far you will be from my residence.
Blessings to everyone. My name is Dwayne and I am looking for a Church that needs Bass Player. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated. God Bless.
Faith Christian Center in Phoenix
2640 East McDowel rd
Phoenix az. 85008
Fcc-phx.com
I love southern gospel music. Looking for others who play and sing who might Invite me to join their group.
Hello,
I’m a white older male of Portuguese, Hawaiian, and Hungarian decent.
My dear Hungarian mother “Rita Roberts”, was a famous singer, mostly blues, during the 1930’s and 1940’s, and sang with the Glen Miller and Russ Morgan Bands, while also being the lead vocalist on a top shelf radio station in Detroit, Michigan.
I was partly raised as a toddler, by a lovely black nanny named “Mable”. She was the lead vocalist in a “Black Baptist Gospel Choir” in Detroit, MI. She use to sing black gospel music to me, and play gospel records for me. I was her favorite out of three children, and she always called me “Her Baby”. My mother, father and I, as a toddler
went to her “Black Baptist Church on many Sundays, where we were the only people of white skin color.
We were always graciously accepted through fellowship.
“MY Dear Mable”, touched my heart, soul and spirit so deeply and we were spiritually connected for life. Her gospel music was embedded in me, and I remember every detail about her, even though I was just a toddler at the time. (Love You Mable) “My Second Mom”.
Can anyone recommend me a “Black Church With A Black Gospel Choir”, in
the valley where I would be welcome, to regain that beautiful inner spirit of black gospel music.
Blessing To All,
James Dutra
James,
Check out Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
1401 E Jefferson St
Phoenix
The music ministry is off the hook phenomenal (will sing you happy and lead you into praise and worship to prepare your heart for the ministry of the Word).
Hi I’m also new to the area looking for a church home I’ve been here 16 days I feel empty I would like to feel grounded rooted refreshed
Looking for a nondenominational “black church” not too far from Chandler.
Good luck
Hi CeCe,
There is a great non-denominational church called The Carpenter’s House of Worship in the West Valley in Avondale. Very sound teaching, friendly congregation, awesome Pastor’s and the praise and worship is fantastic. It’s not very close to Chandler, but it’s worth the commute!
Hello, I am a 58 year old. I intend to possible work in lake havasu, but I need to find a church. I hope you can assist with locating a church with African Americans a members.
Here from Mississippi, minister of music play organ and keyboard, also sing traditional gospel songs looking for a place in the church to use my gift alonzoy54@gmai
Hi am looking for a church in the phoenix area. one who has service on Saturdays and accepting to the gay community.
From Detroit looking for a
Non-denomination church
From arkansas looking for a black non-denominational church.
Dear Reverends, Pastors & Members of the Black Church-
Today I finished painting a Black Lives Matter Mural in central Phoenix, Arizona.
A friend of mine came over & asked WHY a man like myself ,white & gay, would be so supportive of the BLM movement? Black Americans as a whole are very homophobic and anti gay? He asked why I should continue to support equal rights for Black Americans when they themselves are judging condeming & oppressing an entire group of people based on something they cannot change? It is paradoxical and counterintuitive to their own movement. He was spot on.
The blatant homophobia within the Black community is contradictory given the fact that they themselves are oppressed in society.
After thinking about it I’ve decided until the inherent homophobia stops within the Black community, I’ll no longer support the BLM movement
Why should I continue to back Black Americans when they don’t have my back & can’t even accept me for who and what I am?
If you want support for your movement, you need to clean up your own backyard first. You can’t ask for support from the very people that you marginalize & discriminate against.
If you don’t stop preaching the anti gay rhetoric, karma will make sure you never get the equal rights you feel you’re so deserving of.
Practice what you preach,
Walk the talk,
and remember
Black & GAY Lives Matter
Thank God for google! I just moved to AZ in October 2020. I came from Louisiana. I did not expect the culture shock when I got here. These last months have been challenging. Im a mother of a 12 year old daughter, so I’m looking to find a real good youth program. I’ve been trying to find our new home, for us to attend. I am certain, I will be attending church this Sunday. We need our soul fed. I am so happy that I found this site!!!
Hello, here’s a list of great youth programs in the Phoenix metropolitan area: https://www.phxsoul.com/mentoring-leadership-programs-activities-black-youth-phoenix-area/