Churches in Sedona

We file 7 places of worship under churches in Sedona. They are spread across town rather than gathered into one district. They sit on roads from the south side to the residential streets north of the highway. There is no church quarter here. Each one is its own drive.

We record a denomination where we can confirm it from the congregation’s own material. Four of the 7 name one: a Catholic parish, a Baptist church, a Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses and a meetinghouse of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The other three are independent or non-denominational, or we have not yet confirmed an affiliation and have left the field empty rather than guess.

What this page leaves out on purpose is service times. We hold no worship schedule for any Sedona congregation, and that is the detail a listing is most likely to get wrong. Times shift for holidays, for summer, and when a congregation shares a minister. Three of the 7 have a website and three have a phone number on record. For a first visit, use one of those and ask directly. It also gives you the chance to ask about things that matter more than the time, such as whether there is a children’s program and where visitors should park.

Two buildings here are worth knowing about for their architecture. Tlaquepaque Chapel sits inside a shopping village and is one of the 7 on this page. Chapel of the Holy Cross, the well-known chapel built into the red rock on the south side, draws visitors as much as worshippers; we file it under spiritual rather than churches, so it is not one of the 7, and you will find it on that page instead. Neither building stands in for a parish church if you are looking for a regular Sunday congregation.

If a detail here is wrong, every listing has a correction link. Congregations are welcome to claim their listing and keep it current.