At Bisbee SDA Church, our desire is to follow Jesus and grow to reflect His character in our daily lives. We are a community centered on Christ, seeking to know Him more deeply and live out our faith with sincerity and purpose.
Bisbee SDA Church is made up of individuals and families from many different backgrounds and seasons of life. Together, we are a church family learning what it means to walk with Jesus and with one another. We do life together through Sabbath School, worship gatherings, and special church events, building meaningful relationships along the way.
We gather for Saturday worship, with Sabbath School at 9:30 am and the main worship service at 11:00 am. We would love for you to join us and be part of what God is doing here.
Frequently Asked
Questions
What should I wear?
Clothes!
What is a typical service like?
A typical service lasts about 1 hour and 15 minutes and includes uplifting hymns, prayer, a children’s story, and a Bible-based, encouraging message shared by our pastor or elders. It’s meaningful, family-friendly, and designed to help you connect with Jesus and one another.
What is Sabbath School?
Sabbath School is a Bible study time for all ages. Children, teens, and adults meet in age-appropriate groups to explore the Bible in a way that’s engaging, thoughtful, and centered on following Jesus.
What do you have for my kids?
During Sabbath School, we offer age-appropriate classes for children, including Cradle Roll, Kindergarten, and Juniors. If it’s your first time visiting, just let one of our friendly greeters know—they’ll be happy to help you find the right place for your family.
What happens after the service?
Join us after the service for a fellowship, buffet-style lunch. It’s a relaxed time to share a meal, connect, and enjoy good conversation together.
What makes you different from other Protestant denominations?
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is a Christian community focused on knowing God, following Jesus, and living out faith through love and service. We worship on the seventh-day Sabbath, look forward to Jesus’ return, and read the Bible as one connected story—letting Scripture guide Scripture and making sure what we believe reflects God’s character of love.