Scottsdale Bible Church has a lot going on with programs for people who need support, like Prayer & Care, Counseling, Support Groups, and the Find Freedom meetings, and they even help folks looking for guidance or just someone to talk with. The church has ministries for every stage and kind of person you can think of-Kids, Youth, Young Adults, Men, Women, Singles, folks with Special Needs, and couples working on their Marriage, and it's been nice seeing how everybody can find a place to belong. They put on group programs called Rooted, Alpha, and Immerse, which all run on a pretty regular basis, and there's always a volunteer spot open if anybody wants to help out. There's a church app you can put on your phone to watch live services, see recorded sermons in the message archive, or check on different events, and that makes it a little easier for people who can't always get there in person. Services stream online, too, so it's real easy to catch the message from home or wherever you might be, and their app makes it pretty simple if you want to give donations, either a one-time thing, sign up for recurring giving, or pick a cause like FTV or even that Arizona Tax Credit fund.
People at Scottsdale Bible Church can read the yearly financial report if they're interested in where money goes, and they have lots of small group opportunities, usually marked in their bulletin or on that app, so most folks can get involved in some way whether it's learning, serving, or joining a support group. The church is pretty focused on spiritual growth and community engagement, and there's a strong effort with outreach programs, especially Foster Care and Adoption support, which tends to draw in folks looking for ways to help others. They've got wheelchair access, plenty of parking, air conditioning, outdoor spots to sit, restrooms, WiFi, and you can pay for different things with a credit card. With main campuses like Cactus, Fountain Hills, Grace Chapel, North Ridge, and Shea, and a Tempe location coming in 2026, people have a bunch of options on where to go, and every site stays connected through the same teaching, worship, and community focus. Events change with the seasons, but the main thing is the church tries to make everything simple, with clear ways to get help or join in, whether you want to worship, volunteer, or just watch a service from the comfort of your own space.
