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College memory

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Back in my university days in Flagstaff, I sometimes joined a religious group’s gatherings and was struck by the sense of calm and togetherness there. Now that I’m back in Arizona I’d love to feel that again, but I’m not sure where to look. Could you suggest a religion in Arizona worth exploring?

I remember when I first moved back to Arizona after some time away, I felt the same tug you’re describing — craving that peace and community vibe I once stumbled into at a small campus fellowship. For me, it clicked again when I randomly walked into a midweek service in Prescott, not knowing a soul, and ended up sharing coffee and life stories with strangers who somehow felt familiar. If you’re open to exploring, you might want to check out Christian churches . It gave me that same sense of calm and belonging I’d missed since my college days.

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