Scott Maxwell:  

Life If you knew me in Ridgecrest, sit down before you faint. After leaving Ridgecrest and spending two years in prison, I rediscovered my faith in God, and asked what He had in store for me. When released I moved to Bakersfield and met a wonderful lady, Leah Machelle Phillips, who became my wife on August 10, '85, and has blessed me every day since. We have an awesome thirteen-year-old daughter who is an absolute delight, but growing up way to fast. In '92 we moved to Fort Worth, Texas where I attended Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. I earned a Graduate Diploma of Theology in May of '98. While in Seminary, I developed a nationally recognized award winning design team for The Fred Parker Company, and elite custom homebuilder in Fort Worth. After graduation, a church in So Utah called me as their pastor. The church has grown from an average attendance of 30-40 to a high attendance of 108 in worship and averaging in the 80's and 90's. Since arriving, I designed a new facility for the church, which we dedicated July 6, '02. My biography is more about God's ability to take a broken piece of clay, and use it in it’s broken condition to share His grace than about my achievements. If Jesus would do this for me, He desires to and will share His grace with you if you will but ask. Jesus loves you and He died for your sin. Won’t you ask Him into your heart as your Lord and Savior? Please e-mail me if you have or you have questions. School I attended almost all the elementary schools in Ridgecrest and on the base. I also attended Amy B. Seibert in Bakersfield. Murray was my Jr. High School, blowing James Munroe away in Basketball every year! I attended Burroughs for the first half of my freshman year when I was expelled. Moving to Oildale (the other side of the river from Bakersfield) I attended North High School for t...Expand for more