Chaparral Christian Church

I visited this church and was very impressed overall. The musical group was outstanding, great singing, playing and song composition. The pastor delivered a meaningful message. It’s a large building and not crowded, which is kinda nice. They don’t have a formal collection, there is a collections box which you can put money into if you want to. The communion was different… the only suggestion that I would make is to have the little communion cups because when I dipped the piece of bread into the chalice, my fingers got wet, and I noticed the woman in front of me shaking here fingers.

In this era of commercialized mega churches and of graying traditional Christian denominations, CCC features a friendly mix of contemporary music and small town atmosphere.
Senior pastor Frank Shirvinski delivers an effective sermon and there’s presently a young Statler, yes a relative of the brothers, leading the singing. Great programs for children, including fun halftime activities between the 9:00 and 10:30 Sunday services. Both services are relatively contemporary, with 10:30 being the more modern of the two.
The church suffered through a split of sorts following the retirement of its founding pastor, leaving a small congregation with a facility a bit larger than needed. Fortunately, the church is free of debt and is rebuilding nicely through a solid core of longtime members.
If you’re looking for a nondenominational Christian church in this area of town, one smaller than Scottsdale Bible, CCC is definitely worthy of consideration.