Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

Cerrillos Community Church

A Bible based Christian Fellowship. Visit our website CerrillosChurch.com for service times, places and to see ministries we support. Join us every Sunday morning at the Cerrillos Hills State Park visitor center. Food and fellowship following the worship service

Cerrillos Community Church
Cerrillos Hills State Park visitor center
37 Main Street
Cerrillos, NM 87010

Tags: Cerrillos, Services, Educational, For Kids

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