Scottsdale Bible Church opening Tempe campus this weekend
Scottsdale Bible Church is set to open its fifth campus and first location in Tempe on Sunday.
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Scottsdale Bible Church is set to open its fifth campus and first location in Tempe on Sunday.
Located near Southern Avenue and Loop 101, the new campus offers worship services on Sundays at 9 and 11 a.m.
In addition to worship services, Scottsdale Bible Church offers a Discovery Kids Program for kids in fifth grade and younger that includes activities, curriculum and more related to the church. The church also offers a YTH program for kids in sixth through 12th grades that features music, activities, mission trips and more.
“Our vision has always been to reach people throughout the Valley with the hope and love of Christ,” Senior Pastor Rustin Rossello said in a news release. “The opening of our Tempe campus is a testament to God’s faithfulness and the generosity of our church family. We are excited to welcome the community and begin this new chapter of ministry together.”
In addition to the new Tempe campus, Scottsdale Bible Church has locations in Phoenix, Fountain Hills, Cave Creek and Scottsdale.
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Special guest speaker, Samuel Bateman, and his trailer full of underage victims. He and his followers practice polygamy, a legacy of the early teachings of the mainstream Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Teaching myths as fact needs to be relegated to history.
Blundt has nothing to say about churches who equip the saints to do the will of the Master.
Churches that do good in the community and throughout the world with various programs providing for the less fortunate and etc., GREAT!
False religions and their temples, ''Christian'' mausoleums or cathedrals...not so much.
Funded by the tithes of their parishioners, and compelled to do so as their ''Christian duty,'' has become a never ending cash cow to grow and expand.
The sky is the limit reaching up to God via a tower of sort.
''Modern synagogues do not collect biblical tithes...
Additionally, because the Levitical priesthood no longer exists and the Temple in Jerusalem is not operational, paying biblical tithes is considered religiously invalid.''
If anyone would know, it would be Jews.
Thanks for asking.
Fantastic & God Bless