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These are exciting and challenging days at Cloudcroft United Methodist Church. It is thrilling to see God’s hand at work in our midst. We are growing numerically, growing in service in our area, growing in missions abroad; and we are rejoicing at God’s goodness to us. Our new fully accessible Sanctuary was built in 2000, and the mortgage was burned in August 2010. In 2011 we began construction of our new ADA equipped parsonage. Our prayer is that God’s blessing and guidance will continue to rest upon us as we continue to “Build for Eternity.” The church also ministers to the children of the community. We strive to provide the highest quality of child care, addressing the development of the whole child, M-F, 7:45am-5pm for infant to Prekindergarten. Come worship with us on Sunday at 10:45AM. Discipleship for adults and youth or Sunday School classes for children begin at 9:30AM.

Our church is a biblical, God-glorifying, and loving church, and we want you to feel comfortable reaching out to us for anything you need. Whether you are considering relocating to our area, passing through, or live here, we would love for you to be a part of our church family, especially during these trying times. We are an active member of the Southern Baptist Convention. Services: Sunday school at 10:00 am. Morning worship ll:00 am Tuesday JAM (Jesus and Me) 4:15 pm, Wednesday Prayer Meeting 6:00 pm.

NM Rails-to-Trails Association (NMRTA) was organized in 1994 in Cloudcroft, NM, with the following goals:

Converting abandoned railroad lines located in the Sacramento Mountains of Southern New Mexico into multi-use, multi-access recreational trails.

Combining such trails with other trails to provide a sixty-eight mile-long loop trail that will lead from Cloudcroft to Sunspot to Oliver Lee Memorial State Park to Alamogordo to La Luz to High Rolls and back to Cloudcroft.

NMRTA now has 250 business, family and individual members located all over the United States.

NMRTA is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.  All directors, officers and work crew are unpaid volunteers.

THRIVE in Southern New Mexico is a nonprofit that supports the efforts of local nonprofit programs in Lincoln and Otero counties through donations and special events.

Scouts BSA camp established in 1927, still serving the youth and community. We offer summer camp experiences and space for Scouting and other events throughout the year. Mountain air, spring water and abundant wildlife, supportive infrastructure: dining hall, cabins, meeting rooms.