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  Upon my first visit to Calvary Chapel Casa Grande I found the people to be friendly I found the service to be informative thought-provoking and biblical the worship was nice allowed me to close my eyes pray and speak to my heavenly father in prayer and worship and time I would recommend Calvary Chapel to anyone who wanted to hear the word of God Worship in truth and hang around some really nice people that's it thank you

  Added July 13, 2017 by Daniel Kealoha
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  In depth study, life application, Spirit filled worship. Accepting people.
  

  Added June 07, 2017 by Jahn H
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  This church has done an excellent job in helping my mom get through a difficult time during her visit in Arizona. They are resourceful, professional and keeping God's Word active in their lives and in the church. I did read 2 negative reviews posted by the same user and have to say that their experience was sadenning to hear, but as a father of two, I know that all babies before 9 months have cried. The church members were merely trying to help the new people and from what I heard they were trying to be welcoming. This couple should have given the church a second chance instead of bashing the church on here! After all don't we all have a "second chance" through the blood of Jesus? No church is perfect, but neither are people. I pray this couple finds it in their hearts to forgive. To the pastor I say, I thank you for your church and thank you for the blessing we recieved. Members and staff of your church have helped us a great deal more than you know! All praise be to God Amen!

  Added April 27, 2017 by Michael H.
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  As a response to an earlier bad review, i would simply like to apologize for what was a bad experience to a visitor. Sometimes we blow it. First time impressions do make a difference, therefore we try to make everyone visiting comfortable and welcome -- particularly those with children.
  
  The age group of our church family ranges from young singles, young families, middles age singles and families, as well as seniors. We have a great mixture of ethnic, economic and spiritual backgrounds.
  
  There will be times that we are not on our best. I am sorry your experience was a bad one. I can say with all confidence that this is not the norm.
  
  David Landry, Pastor

  Added September 11, 2016 by David Landry
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  Matt 21 12Jesus entered the Temple and began to drive out all the people buying and selling animals for sacrifice. He knocked over the tables of the money changers and the chairs of those selling doves. 13He said to them, “The Scriptures declare, ‘My Temple will be called a house of prayer,’ but you have turned it into a den of thieves!”
  I was introduced to this church by a woman I rented a room from. Right away she started telling how I had to dress in order to "blend in" which really was any different from the way I would normally dress but the words "blend in" really stuck with me. So I asked as Christians aren't we supposed to stand out from the rest of the world. She seemed baffled by the fact that I didn't want to blend in. Later she started telling me unbiblical beliefs of hers and when she couldn't defend them she would change the subject prove that one tor be true (even though I didn't deny the 2nd) and use that to say she knew more then me because she was right about that one thing. Before long this woman turned her faith into a measurement contest constantly claiming to be a better christian then everybody else. Finally I washed my hands of the entire church telling her I was tired of being told how I have to look dress talk and even where I have to sit while there due to my disability. Shortly after that she started to turn on me calling me names so I washed my hand of her too. So she stole my food stamp card while ranting about all the good christian things she did for me and I owe her for them. The 3 weeks I attended the church and knew this woman I felt like everything around me was some big performance to prove that they're better then everyone else and God help you if you don't praise them for it.

  Added July 30, 2016 by David Sisk II