Faith Lutheran Church meets at 2021 E. Fir St. in Cottonwood. Its own page posts a Sunday schedule: worship at 9:00am, fellowship after the service, and Bible study for all ages at 10:45am. An Easter sunrise service is listed at 6:00am. The church shares its address with Hilltop Christian Preschool, which has its own number, (928) 634-7759. A quarterly newsletter and calendar are posted on the site. Reach the church office at (928) 634-7876 or cottonwoodlutheran@netzero.com. Service times can change around holidays, so check the current newsletter first.
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Churches in Cottonwood
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Immaculate Conception Catholic Parish is at 700 N. Bill Gray Rd. in Cottonwood. Mass times posted on the parish site are Saturday at 5pm and Sunday at 9am in English and 11am in Spanish. Daily Mass is listed at 8:30am on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, noon on Tuesday, 5:30pm on Wednesday, and 9:00am on Friday. On the 2nd Saturday the parish gathers at St. Cecilia's in Clarkdale and on the 3rd at Holy Family in Jerome. Confession and adoration times are posted too. A school, a bulletin, and a gift shop are listed. Call (928) 634-2933.
Mountain View United Methodist Church gathers at 901 S. 12th St. in Cottonwood. Its own site posts a Sunday schedule of adult Sunday school at 8:30am and worship at 9:30am, with the service also streamed online for anyone who cannot attend. Reaching out is a listed part of the work: the church runs a food bank and a free meal it calls a picnic in the park. Christian education, women's ministry, and men's ministry each have a page. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Call (928) 634-8857.
Services are held at 1377 East Hombre Drive in Cottonwood. This is a Christian place of worship, in the Mormon tradition. The phone number is (928) 600-8020. Meeting times, ward boundaries, and the schedule for weekday activities are not posted here, so call to ask which meetings you are welcome to attend and when they begin. Times often shift between seasons and between the units that share one building, which is why a call beats a guess. Visitors are generally welcome at a meetinghouse, but asking first is polite. Ask also about parking and about entrances if you need step free access to the building.