Who We Are
Our culture has a focus on community, relationship and discipleship. Our goal is to serve our community.
Jesus said one of the greatest commandments was to “love your neighbor as yourself.” We want to empower you to be a light in our community by compassionately serving others.
In Mark 12:30, Jesus tells us that our first responsibility is to Him, “And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.” Having a relationship with the Lord is the most important decision you could ever make.
Jesus said one of the greatest commandments was to “love your neighbor as yourself.” We want to empower you to be a light in our community by compassionately serving others.
In Mark 12:30, Jesus tells us that our first responsibility is to Him, “And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.” Having a relationship with the Lord is the most important decision you could ever make.
Where We Started
We started as Christian Tabernacle in Oak Cliff, TX under the leadership of Pastor Warren Green. In 2004, Pastor Green retired and Pastor Greg Dansby was unanimously voted in by the congregation. Within a couple of years, we sold our property on Hampton and bought almost seven acres in Glenn Heights.
Where We Are Headed
In 2012, we started leasing our current property in Red Oak while we wait for God’s direction. We are working on site plans and funding with the plan to break ground on our building this year.
We desire to develop disciples who are not perfect but continue to grow while helping others come to know Jesus more.
We want to help you connect in a meaningful way to Jesus, to people through friendship and fellowship, and to ministry by using your God-given gifts and talents.
We desire to develop disciples who are not perfect but continue to grow while helping others come to know Jesus more.
We want to help you connect in a meaningful way to Jesus, to people through friendship and fellowship, and to ministry by using your God-given gifts and talents.
