Sunrise Baptist Church
Family. Real. Relevant. Empowering.
About Us
A small loving church reaching the NE and the military community here in El Paso.
- Programs
- Young Adults, Youth Group, Nursery, Adult Education, Daycare, School, Children's Ministry
- Music
- Contemporary
- Denomination
- Southern Baptist Convention
- Size
- Small
- Language
- English
Contact Information
Our Services
Service Times
- Sunday
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- 09:30am
- Doughnuts (or pancakes) and coffee
- 09:45am
- Sunday School
- 11:00am
- Worship Service
- Tuesday
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- 09:00am
- Home School Co-op (see website for class schedule and how to enroll)
- Wednesday
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- 06:30pm
- Various Bible Studies for 3rd graders through adults. Nursery provided. Praise and Worship Practice.
- Saturday
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- 08:30am
- Family Fit Club. The first Saturday of every month starting 1/5/13
Leadership
David Turner
(pen name D. Michael Turner) is a graduate (ThM, 1987) of Dallas Theological Seminary and is the Senior Pastor at Sunrise Baptist Church in El Paso, Texas. He has been an adjunct professor of Philosophy and Ethics at National Park Community College in Hot Springs, Arkansas and Ouchita Technical College. He has taught Bible and Business Ethics for John Brown University, Comparative Religions for South Florida Community College. David has been a Pastor in or Associate Pastor in three previous churches, and a Dean of Boys at a Christian School. He also has a degree in Recreation from Florida State University and has been a Supervisor of Recreation for a resort, Community Center Director, Fitness Instructor for the YMCA and was the South Central Arkansas Director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for six years. Publications: God's Wrath Postponed, BibleStudies-Online.com, The Place for Recreation In Christian EducationLocation & Directions
What Members Say
William J. Thompson shared their experience Mar 2021
I became interested after reading a review of the book "God's Wrath Postponed" in Bibliotheca Sacra. Even though the review as I recall was not favorable, I was attracted by the title, because I had come to the same conclusions beforehand as I found out when I ordered the book. Although I'm not a Calvinist (or Arminian either) I found that I agreed remarkably with the thesis of the book, and I appreciated the encouragement I received. I don't understand why there were so many typos in it though. Sometimes that can be distracting. Still, I found it to be a rare and biblical treatment of the subject that is really central to understanding the Gospel. Unfortunately living in Long Island I'm far away from El Paso, and I have never visited the church.
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