by James Pendergrast | Mar 25, 2020 | Blog Posts, Church Strengthening, James' Blog Posts, James' Blog Posts
FollowFollowFollowFollow There is one thing on the minds of most, if not all, of the world these days. COVID-19. It feels like in just a few weeks, the way we do life has been flipped upside down. At the time of this blog, most of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex is...
by Jana Jackson | Feb 19, 2020 | Blog Posts, Church Strengthening, Jana blog posts, Orphans and Vulnerable Children, Refugees, Social Media, Women's Leadership
Last month I went to the border town of Reynosa, Mexico, with 7 other women from my church. We spent several days with migrant families who were staying at a church shelter while they were navigating the difficult process of securing the documentation required to be...
by Scott Coleman | Feb 11, 2020 | Calendar of Events Detail, Church Planting, Church Strengthening, Coaching, Educational Institutes, Equip Dallas, Leadership Development, News and Events, Smaller Church Leadership
Postponed dates to be determined. Update on COVID-19 Click here for registration which includes a complimentary book and lunch for attenders. March 9 – So, This Is Who We Are: Finding the identity of your church and the pulse of your community * Entry...
by James Pendergrast | Jan 22, 2020 | Blog Posts, Church Strengthening, James' Blog Posts
I have three great passions in my life. First is God, second is my family, and third is sports. Being a sports fan, there are some great times of year. Number one, of course, is March Madness! The men’s college basketball tournament happens every March, the undisputed...
by Scott Coleman | Dec 20, 2019 | Church Planting, Give
One of Dallas Baptist Association’s primary emphases is seeing God plant new churches throughout our area. The funds for this come largely from our churches’ giving to our regular budget. Some churches, though, contribute an additional amount to our church planting...
by James Pendergrast | Nov 20, 2019 | Blog Posts, Church Strengthening, James' Blog Posts, James' Blog Posts, Spiritual Development
I have three boys. 13, 11, and 1. They are growing up in a time that is much different from the time in which I grew up. I can remember a time before the internet. I remember using typewriters. Not just the automatic ones but the old school ones where an arm with 2...
