Canyon Del Oro Assembly of God

 
 

Welcome to Canyon Del Oro Assembly of God

CDO is a contemporary Pentecostal Church located on the Northwest side of Tucson. It is our deepest desire is to have real people experience a real God in a real way. You will find lot's of loving people, Spirit-filled worship, powerful prayer, solid Biblical teaching, exciting children's and youth ministry and much, much more. Several weeks ago we were discussing some of the existing churches in Tucson and the names by which they are known. These names and slogans are used to define a church's personality and to draw the interest of perspective attendees.  After talking about the reasons why someone might be attracted to a church based upon the suggestion of their name, I made this statement: "What if we could be known as The More Church." Now I am not out to start an advertising campaign or even comprise a slogan that we can post on a banner, but I am after a testimony that would spread through this community. A testimony that says: "When you've tried everything else, when you're tired of man made programs, when you're ready to fill the spiritual hunger deep inside, when you want MORE, come to Canyon Del Oro Assembly of God".  The MORE consists of one and only one thing - The Manifest presence of God. God is the source of all that will fulfill and satisfy. If we want more, we must seek more of Him.

Pastor David Filener









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