Welcome to Scotsdale!
We know that trying out a new church can sometimes feel intimidating or confusing. That's why we want to make that process easy for you.
If you're curious about Christianity and want to come by to learn more, or you've been a Christian for a long time looking for a new church home, we hope that you will find a safe and welcoming place here at Scotsdale.
ABout Us
We are a multi-generational,
multi-cultural Baptist Church located in the east side of El
Paso, Texas. We are a gospel centered church focused on reaching the Sun
City. We strive to be a disciple-making church reaching every tribe,
tongue, people and nation, and we know that starts with our own
neighborhood! We love God and people and we pray that everyone comes to
know the great Love that Jesus has for us.
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What to expect
You may have a few questions before you come visit us. We hope we can answer some of them!
Here are some Q&A's to get you started.
We currently hold one worship service that begins at 10:30 am Sunday morning.
Our worship music is a combination of contemporary music and modernized hymns.
Childcare is available through our children's ministry, Scotsdale Kids for ages 3 months to 5th grade. Service is typically over before 12 pm.
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Scotsdale Kids is
our children's ministry and takes place during the morning Community Group hour and during the service. Kids entrance is located on the west side of the building.
Youth class meets at 9:15 am (Community Group hour) and then students are encouraged to volunteer on a serve team or attend the service at 10:45 am.
Please wear what makes you feel most comfortable! Whether it's a three piece suit or jeans and t-shirt, no matter what you decide to wear, you will be welcome!
The best place to park would be our larger parking lot on the west side of the building. It is on the intersection of Cork Ave. and Lockerbie Ave.
Church goers are encouraged to bring a Bible and something to write
with, if you like to take notes. However, don't worry if you don't own a
Bible, we have plenty of Bibles to share!
