The Scottsdales Bible Church is the oldest Bible Church in the state.

It is a Christian denomination based in Scottsville, about 45 minutes north of Salt Lake City.

The church was founded in 1854 by Reverend James C. Moore, a Presbyterian minister.

The Bible Church was the first Baptist church in Utah and is the only non-denominational church in the US.

Its website says the church was originally established to teach the Gospel to the people of Utah.

It claims to have the largest congregation in the United States, with about 1.5 million people.

Its members are also missionaries in countries like Indonesia and India.

The Scottersdale Bible was founded by Reverend Moore and his wife, Harriet.

The couple has been married for over 80 years.

Moore is a member of the Southern Baptist Convention.

His wife also is a minister.

Both Moore and Harriet Moore are Mormon.

The family members were born in Utah, but the Moore’s moved to Scotts Valley around the turn of the century.

Moore said the church’s mission was to teach about the gospel to people from all parts of the world.

He said the Bible is a book of great truth and is a work of God.

He also said the gospel is not a set of rules and that the church is an invitation to worship God in every way.

“I believe that God is in us, and that he has given us this great gospel and the ability to be his children and to be a part of his kingdom,” Moore said.

He added that “the gospel of Jesus Christ is the most important work of the last generation.”

In the Bible Church’s mission statement, it says the Bible provides an accurate, literal, and complete account of the Christian religion and a blueprint for the future.

It also says the mission of the church to preach the gospel of God is a way of life.

“It is the hope of the gospel that we will be one people, that God will love us as one people,” Moore wrote.

The Moore family is the patriarch of the Scottersdales congregation.

Moore wrote that the family had a number of children, including a son, Joseph.

He noted that many of the members of the congregation were Mormon.

“As members of this family, we have had a lot of time to consider the gospel and its teaching, and to ponder the message that God has sent to us and that we are entitled to hear,” Moore’s family wrote.

He wrote that some of the children of the Moore family have been called to serve in the Church of Jesus Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Moore has helped teach and preach that church’s message to them.

Moore also has served as the president of the Northern Arizona Church, a branch of the Mormon church.

He has said that he hopes to become a bishop in the church.

Moore was born in 1858 in Salt Lake, Utah.

He went on to graduate from Brigham Young University in Utah in 1959.

Moore and others served as missionaries in the Philippines and in India.

He later served as a professor at Brigham Young.

He and his family moved to Utah in the 1940s.

Moore later became a professor in the Brigham Young Seminary.

He was ordained a Baptist minister in 1978 and was ordained as a deacon in 1990.

Moore’s father, James, became a pastor in the Mormon Church.

He served as an elder in the Southern Church in Salt Lakes and a deaconship in Salt Spring, Utah, before his death in 2002.

Moore died in 2013.

The name of the Church Moore founded in Scotters Valley is not recorded in church records, but it is possible that he founded it as a branch, or congregation.

He died in 2002 and his church was dissolved in 1997.

The history of the Bible church is murky.

It was created in the early 1900s by Reverend J.D. Moore in Scotter, Utah as a way to serve the Mormons.

He claimed that Mormons believed in God, the Bible, and salvation through Jesus Christ.

In 1909, he married Harriet Moore, who had moved to Salt Lake.

The two had two children, Joseph and Harriet.

Moore continued to minister to the Mormons, but by 1912 he had become an atheist and moved back to Utah.

In 1924, he left the church and became an active Mormon missionary.

He began preaching the gospel in Utah’s Salt Lake Valley.

Moore told the Mormon Stories magazine in 2011 that he started teaching the gospel because “I had no faith.”

Moore said he also “felt that the Bible had been corrupted and that people should be taught the truth.”

He also told the magazine that he wanted the Bible to be the “book that teaches us the gospel.”

In 1925, Moore married Harriet.

They had a daughter, Emma.

Moore began working with other Mormons, and in 1937, the Moore Family Association was formed.

Moore became a member in 1958.

He told the Salt Lake Tribune in 2010 that he had been given the opportunity to serve at the behest