Arizona republican., 1917-02-15
DENOMINATIONS ARE NUMEROUS
 IN SALT VALLEY

Practically every denOmlnat1Qn ana church recognized in the United States is represented in the Salt river valley. and in many of the cities of the valley the major de- nominations are represented in large numbers. Churches are among the most thoroughly represented institu- tions in the valley It has been largely through the interest of the church people of the valley that Ari- zona has become a prohibition state. and one of the greatest attractions to the prospective settler in the past has been the number and character of churches in the district.
 Tempe has advertised in magazines and with great bill boards along the Southern Pacific railroad as the City of Schools and Churches" In Phoe- nix there are over half hundred places of worship. In Mesa, where the Mormons have their headquarters for this part of the state. are also many other churches. Along the country 'driveways throughout the valley are found beautiful little rural churches. Glendale is well supplied with dcnominational places of w6r- ship.
 Tn Phoenix the churches are pros pering beyond any period in their past history and now several of the larger institutions are planning large addi- tions to their present quarters or the construction of larger and more mod ern buildings In recent wears the Catholic church has completed one of the most beautiful buildings in the valley. and one of the most modern an6 beautiful in the southwest. 9th CTS are planning on the same large and elaborate scale for future homes Following is a list of the churches of Phoenix. arranged alphabetically. witt. the names of pastors and locations:
 African M. F. church. E. Jefferson southeast corner Second: Rev R. H. Herring pastor, 113 s. Second.
 Apostolic Holiness church, 433 w.
 nethel Methodist, osborn road corner Seventh: Rev. Eustace Ander- so,i. pastor. opposite church.
 Church of God. Ninth Ave. corner w Madison; Rev. w. H. Knight. pastor.
 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 534 W. Washington.
 Church of the Brethren, 1923 Grand Ave; Rev. l.. E. Keltner. pastor, 925 Grand Ave.
 Colored M. E. church. 619 E Jeff erson.
 First Baptist church, Monroe, north west corner Third Ave; Rev. Geo. R Varney, pastor, SIS N. Fifth Ave.
 First Christian church. Fifth Ave- southeast corner Monroe; Rev. w. S. Buchanan, pastor, 326 Palm Lane
 First Church of Christ Scientist, N. Central Ave, Arizona School of Music First Free Methodist church, E. Adams. southwest corner Fifth; Rev. J. H. McCabe, pastor. 36 N. Fifth.
 First Methodist Episcopal church. Ave; Rev. Ray c. Harker, pastor PA w. Monroe.
 First Pentecostal Mission, s. Sev- enth corner Jackson; Rev. R. l.. Holmes, pastor, 1537 E. Pierce
 First Presbyterian church. Adams, southwest corner Third; Rev. J. l.. Marquis. pastor
 Gospel Tabernacle Fillmore, corner Tenth.
 Grace Baptist church, Montezuma Ave, near Hadley; Rev. J. H. Zones, pastor, S22 Montezuma Ave.
 Grace Evangelical Lutheran church, 22 s. Second Ave: Rev. J. F. Stermer, pastor, 1910 Woodland Ave.
 Immanuel Baptist Mission, 400 F.. Adams.
 Methodist Episcopal church (south), N. Central Ave, southwest corner Monroe: Rev. w. J. Sims. pastor, 61S N. Fourth.
 Mexican M. E. church (souta), 2s E. Madison.
 Missionary church, F. Fillmore, southwest corner Tenth: Rev. H. H. Amtuts, pastor, 1237 E. Pierce.
 pentecostal Assmebly. 130 p. Mon roe; Rev. Peter Davis, nastor
 Philadelphia Church of Israel, 137 w. Jackson.
 Railroad Mission, 623 s. Second Ave.
 Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Letter Day Saints. 35 S. Second; Elder E. Yates. minister
 St. Mary's Catholic church, E. Mon- TO between Third and fourth: Rev. Father Novatus, Benzin, pastor, 231 N Third
 Salvation Army, 45 s. Second; Ad- jrtani J. J. Shearer in charge.
 Second Baptist church. F. Jefferson, southeast corner Fifth; Rev. F. T. Walker, pastor, 1120 & Third Ave
 Seventh Day Adventist church. F. P'erco corner Third: Rev. w. L. Simms pastor. 1O05 E. Roosevelt.
 Sunshine Mission, 31 N. First Ave; Rev. A. L. Pipes. superintendent.
 Trinity Pro- Cathedral. Roosevelt and First Ave: Rev. Wm. Scarlett, dean, S10 N. Third Ave.
 Rt. Rev. J. w. Atwood. Episcopal Rish6p of Arizona; Residence S10 N Third Ave.
 Zion En.lish Evangelical Lutheran church, 227 w. Monroe; Rev. l.. F. Frey, pastor, TEA Fillmore.