St Timothy Lutheran Church

Vista Hills Church was founded in 1975 as a satellite of First Baptist Church of El Paso. The small seed congregation was originally known as First Baptist East and held services in the music room of Eastwood Middle school. In 1977 the church moved into a small newly-built facility at its current location. The church changed its name to Vista Hills Baptist Church to better identify with its new home in the Vista Hills Sub-division in what was the far-east side of El Paso. Since then the church facilities have been expanded twice and the church now finds itself in what is generally accepted as the geographical center of El Paso. In 1997 Vista Hills dropped the Baptist designation from its name and began functioning as a non-denominational church devoted to minister to the physical needs of El Paso/Juarez while striving to advance the Kingdom of God through His saving gospel message here and abroad.

The Unitarian Universalist Community of El Paso is a welcoming congregation that embraces diversity in faith, ethnicity, history, and spirituality. Their members are known for being brave, curious, and compassionate thinkers and doers. At the Unitarian Universalist Community of El Paso, individuals find a supportive community where they can explore their beliefs and engage in meaningful conversations with others who share a commitment to social justice and personal growth. Generated from their website's infomation

Congregacion Amor De Dios is a religious organization located in El Paso, Texas, with additional branches in Ciudad Juarez, Gomez Palacio, Francisco I. Madero, San Pedro, and Huejutla, Mexico. Led by various pastors, the congregation emphasizes the importance of salvation, forgiveness, baptism, communion, and the ministry of spiritual gifts. They believe in the unity and trinity of God, the divine inspiration and infallibility of the Scriptures, and the baptism in water for believers. They also practice the baptism in the Holy Spirit, divine healing, dedication of children, new birth and regeneration, and the exercise of ministry gifts. The congregation encourages prayer, love for one another, and the anticipation of Christ's return.Generated from the website