Join us this spring for our Women’s Gather events, where you’ll discover wonderful opportunities to connect and build community with other women. We invite you to explore these gatherings and experience the joy of community with us!

Stay in God’s Word This Summer
Join us as all SBC campuses read Immerse: Poets—a Bible reading plan that covers Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Job, Lamentations, and Song of Songs. You can read on your own, with friends, or join a discussion group. However you join in, we encourage every woman to stay connected to God’s Word this summer.

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This SBC North Ridge team is passionate about taking what we learn on Sundays and putting it into practice on Mondays! We serve in three ways:

Mondays | 8-9:30am | North Ridge YTH 9-12
We tackle projects like assembling basic hygiene and cleaning kits for people experiencing homelessness and for those transitioning back to society after incarceration. We create Operation Christmas Child gifts and pack shoeboxes, make blankets for children in need, prepare North Ridge VBS crafts, and complete many other projects to support the campus and community.

Fourth Mondays | 8-9:30am | Christian Family Care Thrift Store
Sort merchandise, clean and organize, help customers, and have fun!

We often volunteer with local partners as a group. Joining this team is a great opportunity to experience community while serving others. All are welcome!

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Tuesdays | 6:30pm | Cactus Family Life Center, YTH Room 1

Contact: Ben Powers

Tuesdays | 6:30pm | Fountain Hills Ministry Center (16811 E El Pueblo Drive, FH, AZ 85268)

Contact: Willie Dudley

Tuesdays, starting January 7 | 6:30pm | North Ridge, HSM Room

Contact: James Delarato

Tuesdays | 6:30pm | Shea, Venue

Contact: Jason Belcher

Join us every Tuesday night for a time of biblical teaching, worship, and connection in a community where men are committed to building their faith together.  This is the starting point for men at SBC to step into a deeper faith in Jesus. “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another” (Proverbs 27:17).

Forge (noun, ˈfȯrj) – a workshop where heat is applied to metal until it can be shaped according to the blacksmith’s design.

God uses the unique challenges in each of our lives to shape us into His likeness as we walk with Him. And as we allow Him to shape us, we become useful instruments in His hand to carry out the unique purpose and design He has for our lives.

Livestream and video recordings are available on the SBC Men’s Facebook Page.

No registration needed.

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Tuesdays, April 15 – June 24, 2025 | 6:30-8:30pm | Shea Campus

**This session is for women only**

In-person Cost: $40 per person 

Rooted is a small group discipleship experience that inspires questions, conversations, and experiences designed to connect you to God, the Church, and your purpose. Rooted isn’t simply a Bible study or a book, it’s about taking risks and doing things Jesus did. You’ll practice seven rhythms essential to a healthy relationship with Jesus: daily devotion, prayer, freedom from strongholds, sacrificial generosity, serving the community, sharing your story, and celebrating. Come and experience Rooted!

Please email rooted@scottsdalebible.com if you have any questions or want more information. Details on the next session are coming soon!

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Voting Period: May 12–18, 2025

All SBC members are invited to vote to approve two candidates to join the 2025/26 Nominating Committee. This committee consists of volunteers who meet throughout the year to prayerfully select, interview, and recommend nominees for open positions on the SBC Elder Board. Those nominees are then presented to the Elder Board who pray over the names and submit the final list of candidates for your approval. 

Nominating Committee members serve a two-year term, and two sitting Elders serve on the team as chair and vice chair. This year's candidates and their biographies are shown below. 

 
An email with a personalized link to vote for these candidates will be sent to all members on Monday, May 12. Thank you for your participation in this important vote!

Nominating Committee Candidates

May 13-24, 2025 | Poland Trip is Full - Join the Waitlist

Cost: $1825 (airfare is additional)

Although most Christians don’t think of Europe as a spiritually needy continent, just 3% of Europeans identify as evangelicals. To address this need, SBC has made a major commitment to minister to leaders throughout Europe by sending logistical support teams to the annual European Leadership Forum in Poland. Sponsored by the Forum of Christian Leaders (FOCL), the European Leadership Forum is a strategic effort to train, encourage, and strengthen more than 800 evangelical leaders from 59 countries who often serve in antagonistic and isolated environments. Members of the SBC volunteer team provide vital support to make the Forum a success. Serving on the team is an energizing, humbling, and unforgettable experience!

Open to: Adults (over 18)

Please contact Kathy Mersbach to be placed on the waiting list or for more information.

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June 2 – July 25 | All Campuses

Get ready to explore Immerse: Poets in this year’s Immerse Summer Reading Challenge. Using the easy-to-read New Living Translation, we will tackle the poetical books of the Old Testament: the songbooks—Psalms, Lamentations, and Song of Songs; and the wisdom writings—Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Job. These books reflect the down-to-earth faith of God’s people and will encourage us to worship God with authenticity and follow His guidance for wise living.  

Take advantage of the resources we’ll be offering during this 8-week journey and consider joining a discussion group! Groups will meet at every SBC campus on Sundays, June 8 – July 27 at various times.

Sundays, June 8 - July 27 | 7:45am-8:45am | Cactus, YTH1
Sundays, June 8 - July 27 | 10:30am-12pm | Fountain Hills, MC5
Sundays, June 8 - July 27 | 10:30am-12pm | North Ridge, MC1 
Sundays, June 8 - July 27 | 12:15pm-1:15pm | Shea, MC3

Immerse: Poets books are on sale in our Café bookstores for $10 and will be sold on our campus patios starting Sunday, May 11.

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June 9-13 | Cactus Campus

• Early-bird registration fee – $25 per child (March 1 - May 4)

• Regular registration fee – $30 per child (May 4 - June 11)

At this year’s Vacation Bible School, kids will embark on an out-of-this-world adventure as they discover how Jesus gives us Eternity and Beyond. Through exciting teaching, games, crafts, and more, they will discover God's amazing plan for their lives and have a ton of galactic fun! Invite your friends and neighbors to join us for this cosmic journey!

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June 9-13 | Fountain Hills Campus

• Early-bird registration fee – $25 per child (March 1 - May 4)

• Regular registration fee – $30 per child (May 4 - June 11)

At this year’s Vacation Bible School, kids will embark on an out-of-this-world adventure as they discover how Jesus gives us Eternity and Beyond. Through exciting teaching, games, crafts, and more, they will discover God's amazing plan for their lives and have a ton of galactic fun! Invite your friends and neighbors to join us for this cosmic journey!

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June 9-13 | North Ridge Campus

• Early-bird registration fee – $25 per child (March 1 - May 4)

• Regular registration fee – $30 per child (May 4 - June 11)

At this year’s Vacation Bible School, kids will embark on an out-of-this-world adventure as they discover how Jesus gives us Eternity and Beyond. Through exciting teaching, games, crafts, and more, they will discover God's amazing plan for their lives and have a ton of galactic fun! Invite your friends and neighbors to join us for this cosmic journey!

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June 9-13 | Shea Campus

• Early-bird registration fee – $25 per child (March 1 - May 4)

• Regular registration fee – $30 per child (May 4 - June 11)

At this year’s Vacation Bible School, kids will embark on an out-of-this-world adventure as they discover how Jesus gives us Eternity and Beyond. Through exciting teaching, games, crafts, and more, they will discover God's amazing plan for their lives and have a ton of galactic fun! Invite your friends and neighbors to join us for this cosmic journey!

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June 9–13 | 9am-12pm | All campuses   

We need many extra sets of hands to make this year’s VBS a success. Consider helping kids discover who God is and His plan for their lives by serving in one of the following areas listed below.

*Childcare for ages 0-5 will be available for all volunteers with young children.

Adult Guides (Ages 18+):
Adult Volunteer Guides will check in/check out the same group of kids each day of VBS and will guide them through the rotations and sit with them during rallies. They will develop relationships with their team, maintaining a fun and safe environment for the kids to learn about Jesus.

Special Needs Buddy (14+ years old)
A Special Needs Buddy will assist a child who has special needs, helping to engage and redirect them throughout the morning activities to ensure a fun and meaningful time at VBS. Special Needs Buddies will receive additional training and tools to support a successful experience with their assigned child.

JHM Student Volunteers (Entering grades 6-8): 
Junior High Student (JHM) Volunteers will enjoy an entry-level opportunity to serve in the church as helpers to Adult Volunteers. JHM Volunteers may be assigned to either groups of kids in kindergarten through 1st grade, or as an assistant in Rotation rooms. Assignments will be made at each campus by DK staff. This is a great opportunity to serve the Lord and to help kids have an amazing VBS experience. 

HSM Student Volunteers (Entering grades 9-12): 
High School Student (HSM) Volunteers will enjoy serving in the church as helpers to Adult Volunteers and in additional leadership roles. HSM Volunteers may be assigned to either groups of kids in grades 2-5 or as an assistant in Rotation rooms. Assignments will be made at each campus by DK staff. This is a great opportunity to serve the Lord and to help kids have an amazing VBS experience. 

Nurse Station: 
Our Nurse Station Adult Volunteers will remain in our check-in area throughout the morning to be “on call” in emergency situations. They will be responsible for administering minor first aid, evaluating additional first-aid needs, and communicating with the DK staff and Security Team about any incidents that occur on site. We prefer to have adult volunteers who have advanced first-aid skills or medical field experience, such as nurses or doctors. 

Bible Review: 
Our Bible Review Adult Volunteers will lead lesson discussions, activities, and challenges to reinforce the message taught during the opening rally. This is a fun and engaging role for those who truly love to teach and engage kids in a fun and interactive way. 

Craft/Activities: 
Our Craft/Activities Adult Volunteers will lead kids through themed crafts or fun activities every day. Depending on the campus you serve, you may have the same craft/activity all five days or you may rotate through five different activities during the week. We prepare crafts, stem activities, and team fun that is simple and engaging for kids in an age-appropriate way. 

Games: 
Our Games Adult Volunteers will lead kids through games to play every day. We prepare games for age-appropriate groups that are fun, team building, and downright silly! We want all kids to have an opportunity to whoop and holler for the Lord! 

Snack and Chat: 
Our Snack and Chat Adult Volunteers will set up snacks and then lead kids in table discussion topics. This allows time to build relationships with other kids on their team and have fun and engaging discussions. 

Wherever Needed:
This Adult Volunteer is willing to help wherever they are needed.

Childcare Volunteer (Fountain Hills only): 
Our Childcare Volunteers will work with children under the age of five who belong to VBS Volunteers and staff. They will check in and check out kids daily. We will have a themed schedule of activities that are engaging and age-appropriate. Childcare Volunteers are required to arrive prior to volunteers to welcome the kids to their room and stay until the last child is picked up.

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June 16–20 | 9am-12pm | Shea Campus

Cost: $50

CREATE is a five-day experience where students entering grades 6-12 can discover and hone their God-given artistic talents in a community that encourages collaboration and fun and equips them to serve the Kingdom. We have seen God do amazing things in the many years of this camp, and we trust He will continue that work this year.

Classes are taught by a combination of SBC Worship and Creative Arts staff and talented leaders in their fields. Each student will choose one of the following classes to participate in throughout the week.

Classes: 

• Dance – Students choreograph and prepare a dance routine to a selected worship song utilizing various styles of dance. 

• Drama – Students will learn theater and drama techniques in a class setting engaging with other students.

• Intro to Drums – This class is for students who have minimal percussion experience. Various drums/percussion instruments will be used in teaching technique and rhythmic interpretation with a short rotation on the drum set. 

• Intro to Guitar – This is a great place to start for anyone interested in learning to play the guitar. We will introduce some basic techniques, music theory, and chord forms. Students will also work toward learning two worship songs throughout the week. 

• Intro to Keys/Piano – This class is for students new to playing keyboards in a band. They will learn the basics of chord reading, how to choose sounds, and ensemble skills. 

• Photography – Students learn photography principles through hands-on projects in nature as well as photographing the various camp activities, all with an emphasis on integrating their faith and art through photography. Students need to provide their own DSLR camera for the week. 

• Production* – In these beginning and advanced classes, students are mentored by our SBC Production Staff members in the areas of audio, video, and lighting. Students will choose one of these tracks and must be in grades 7-12. 

• Audio* – This class offers an overview of audio flow, effects, input devices, and mixing techniques to provide the basic ability to mix vocals and bands. You may get hands-on experience mixing and critiquing mixes. 

• Lighting* – Learn about lighting instruments and programming the lighting computer as well as the thinking behind how lighting is used in worship settings.

• Live Video* – Receive training on cameras, switching, shading, and techniques. The students will learn how to pan, zoom, and tilt, as well as the philosophy behind mixing for worship. 

• Strings and Wind Ensemble – Students who play in their school band or orchestra are invited to learn ensemble concepts in a variety of musical styles and settings and also explore improvisational concepts and opportunities. Participants must have two years’ experience and bring their own instruments.

• Video Production for Social Media – Students will learn the basics of camera operation (exposure, composition, camera movement, audio recording) and video post-production (media management, editing, graphics, sound design). They will capture CREATE footage using their phone camera and edit short story-driven social media posts. Students must have their own smartphones with the Blackmagic Camera and CapCut Video Editor apps downloaded. Both apps are free.

• Visual Arts – Multiple mediums of art are utilized as the students complete individual art pieces focusing on the gift of creativity. 

• Vocals* – Students are taught vocal style, technique, and expression as they learn current worship songs to engage the heart. 

• Worship Band* – Students who are already proficient on guitars, keyboards, or drums will be placed in separate bands and learn new music and techniques.

To ensure we can best teach and facilitate each class, we are limiting class sizes, and spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you sign up for a class that is full, you may join a waitlist or register for a different class. If and when spots become available, we will start at the beginning of the waitlist and work down as places open up.

We believe the next generation of makers is born out of experiences like these in our students' younger years, and we look forward to seeing God work in their lives!

There will be no refunds after June 9, and there is no walk-up registration.

* Students in these classes should plan to participate in SBC's worship services on Sunday, June 22. 

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 July 12-19, 2025 | Yucatan, Mexico

Cost: $2,250 per person

In the lush tropical jungle of the Yucatan, a mission hospital has been established to serve the poorest of the poor. Thousands of people are helped each year and lives are changed. On this mission trip, which is great for families and medical professionals, the team will provide medical/dental care, host a VBS program, and reach out in the nearby villages. 

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Sundays, September 7 - December 14 | 11am-12:30pm | Cactus Campus
Sundays, September 14 - November 23 | 10:40am-12:30pm | Fountain Hills Campus
Sundays, September 7 - December 14 | 11am-12:30pm | North Ridge Campus
Sundays, September 7 - December 14 | 11am-12:30pm | Shea Campus

Cost: $50 per couple

All married couples experience times of conflict, tension, or distance, and it’s not easy to overcome the barriers that come between us. Whether you and your spouse are struggling to get along, feel like your marriage is broken, or have a good marriage but wish you had more closeness and intimacy, Re|Engage is for you! It’s a safe place to experience life-giving teaching, hear stories from couples who’ve been where you are, and gain practical tools to help you move toward the marriage relationship you’ve always wanted.

Please email marriage@scottsdalebible.com if you have any questions or want more information.

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Fall: September 21 - November 9 | 9-10:15am | Shea Campus
Spring: February 1, 2026 - March 22, 2026 | 9-10:15am | Shea Campus

Cost: $150 per couple

Our Preparing for Marriage course is an eight-session experience for couples that will equip you to live together in dynamic connection for life. Topics include spiritual and sexual intimacy, communication and conflict resolution, finances, roles and expectations, and more. Participating in all sessions is vital to gleaning all the information covered in this course. Each couple will also complete an online relational assessment before the course begins.

Please reach out to marriage@scottsdalebible.com if you have any questions.

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