McKinney is Home
Rooted in faith and community, Scott Sanford brings together decades of ministry leadership, business and accounting experience, and ten years of service in the Texas House of Representatives.
Since beginning his ministry at Cottonwood Creek in 1997, Scott Sanford has sought to put his faith into practice through church leadership, community involvement, and public service.
His ministry has included stewardship, operations, teaching, and helping support the people and ministries of the church.
For decades, Scott Sanford has served families, students, churches, and neighbors throughout McKinney and Collin County.
From mentoring students and coaching youth basketball to supporting local organizations and community initiatives, service has remained a consistent part of his journey.
Scott's background brings together accounting, business, ministry, and public service.
As a CPA, business owner, Executive Pastor for Stewardship and Operations, and former Texas House Representative, he has spent his career working with resources, organizations, people, and public responsibilities.
Scott Sanford's journey has brought together
accounting, business, ministry, community leadership,
and public service.
From his early career as a Certified Public Accountant
and businessman to nearly three decades of ministry
leadership and ten years serving in the Texas House,
each chapter has added another perspective on what it
means to serve people and steward responsibility.
Every season of leadership carries a responsibility to serve others well.
Scott Sanford's journey has taken him from accounting and business to ministry leadership, community service, and a decade of representing Texans in the Texas House.
Scott's professional foundation as a Certified Public Accountant and business owner shaped his understanding of stewardship, responsibility, and disciplined leadership.
Since 1997, Scott has served at Cottonwood Creek Church, contributing to ministry leadership, stewardship, operations, teaching, and the wider McKinney community.
From 2013 to 2023, Scott served ten years in the Texas House of Representatives, representing his district through five regular legislative sessions and seven special sessions.
Different roles. Different seasons. One commitment to service.
A place for thoughtful conversations on faith, leadership, community, public service, and the issues that matter to the people of Texas.
