A church that really cares about their neighboring community. They host many events in their…read moreparking lot and they are always FREE! Worship is laid back and they usually have an artist in worship painting with the message. The senior pastor is a young female who is able to relate the message to the current world. This is a growing church. A place to check out.

This is a God driven missional church serving the community. If you want a place to learn about the…read morelove of God and a place to be the hands and feet of Jesus through worship and service, THIS is the place for you!!!

Solid Bible teaching, friendly people, visionary leaders. Multi campus approach has led to rapid…read moregrowth.

I love this church! Spiritually you get what you need! Great Kids and teen Ministry! Our lives…read morechanged for the better when we started attending here! There are 7 locations total including online! Highly Highly Recommend!!

Shoreline city has been my church home for over 7 years now. This new location bolsters in size ,…read moreaesthetics, and the spirit of Jesus! Pastor Earl and Oneka leads this church with kindness, love, and prayer . They have tons of connect groups to grow and build community . Different opportunities to serve at the church and be the church in the world . This location gets busy and the earlier service is recommended. Parking is efficient however spots fill up quickly. There is other parking located all around the outer parts including a garage. Everyone here is kind and welcoming. They have a bakery to fill up on coffee and snacks . Water fountains and bathrooms are spread throughout including upstairs . Great church and even better people to meet and worship Jesus together .

I've been going to Shoreline for 2.5 years, and I love it! The sermons and worship are always so…read moregood!!

We started at First Christian five years ago. They have great ministers for all ages from youth to…read morethe older congregation. We joined because of all the programs they offer to children and professionals. I highly recommend this church to any family in the surround area that is wanting a church to call home.

I have been a member of First Christian Church Garland for 2 1/2 yrs. I have been blessed with 100%…read more Christian love and acceptance, "just as I am". The ministry staff are all educated, loving and caring of each parishioner. Dr. Dan Jones has been Senior Minister at FCCG for 18+ yrs. His sermons are uplifting and inspirational to the congregation. I always leave with a life message to help grow stronger in my faith. The music is led by a musical educator who is well known in the music industry. The Chancel Choir is excellent. There are multiple Sunday School classes to choose from. I have especially enjoyed the Disciple Womens group which offers a chance once a month to fellowship with other Christian women. Easter, Christmas and other holidays are met with activities, learning and a special time of worship and prayer. I only wish that I had found this place of worship years and years ago. My relationship with Christ has grown in this environment. I am a happier person today because of the growth I have experienced in my faith; and the Agape love of my church family.

I've been to 2 different churches before this one. Mesquite Bible Church is the best. The…read morepreachings come straight from the Bible, unlike some churches out there. It's non-denominational. I like that part. The people there are very nice, and Pastor Thom and elders are too. The church is small: only 100-150 people or so. That doesn't prevent the church from being great though. Overall, this is a great place to learn about God and His Word.

Mesquite Bible Church has clear biblical teaching, you can feel the passion in pastor Tom's…read moremessages as he shares the good news of Jesus Christ and His redemption He gave to all who will accept Him.the Bible study that starts before service is very very good as well and a great way to learn and strengthen your foundation/ relationship with Christ and know the Christian principles..of you don't choose MBC I exhort you to get plugged in at a good Christian Church somewhere.

I've recently join this church and very happy and feel very welcomed here. Pastor Eddie Hill is a…read moregreat leader and the church is very open to community connections. We have started a new Brownie/Junior troop and they were willing to host our Girl Scout troop events and meetings.

Wonderful place of worship. No pretension at all. Eddie…read moreHill is the pastor. The church is based upon Love- Love of Jesus/God and Family. They are an older church that is in a re-birthing process and looking for a new generation. Youth program that is very strong and growing. Sunday Morning- Bible Study and Church Last Sunday of month- Evening Contemporary with dinner. Wednesday get together with light meal starting at 630 Wednesday also is music time, that is time to jam with Tawney. Here is link to YouTube Channel http://www.youtube.com/user/MonicaParkChurch?feature=mhee

Such an uplifting place. We haven't placed membership but have every intention of doing so in the…read morenear future. I've struggled for the longest time finding a church where everyone was accepted AND the message was intellectually stimulating. Pastor Douglas is warm, emotional, and highly intelligent. I was having some doubts in my faith and that man spent over 4 hours on a Saturday talking me through them with me. Much of the congregating is gay or lesbian, which is awesome. Unlike some of the other affirming congregations in the metroplex, they don't spend the whole time talking about "gay issues." Sermons are about Scriputre, not sociopolitical issues. So uplifting. So refreshing. So filling. I look forward to watching this special place grow, not just among the LGBT community but the White Rock community at large. Check it out!

I have lived this church since 1997. It has evolved and changed through the years. What I love now…read moreis the feeling of being of service with family, being in a congregation that is doing mission work and going to a Sunday service that focuses on the Bible.

Pastor Allison is fantastic! She is so personable and welcoming, but she is also a gifted preacher…read more The sanctuary is beautiful. Old stained glass, pews... just beautiful.

When I asked myself "Why is EDCC my church" I found I could describe it in two words - 'Divine…read moreIntervention'. In the first 16 years of my life I lived in 8 different homes in 6 different cities - Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, Denver, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Memphis. Some give me pity because I never really lived anywhere longer than 5 years - but I take a different look at it. Living in these many different socio-economic areas gave me a great appreciation for the diversity of people and different ways of looking at a situation. During this time my family was my constant. So was the Presbyterian Church. When we moved to Memphis my parents became Baptist and I also joined the church. I very quickly found that it wasn't the church for me and it was at that point I began my identity struggle knowing that I am different. I couldn't believe that God made a mistake when he created me and it certainly isn't a choice - I mean, who would choose the life as an outcast? It was through that journey that I found the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). I came to peace with myself and my Christian upbringing. I was active in the music ministry of Lindenwood Christian Church for over 10 years - but it being the 'proper south', it wasn't something you talked about. In 1995, I moved to Dallas and really started focusing on my career. I remember becoming selfish about my weekends because I was traveling every Monday - Thursday. It wasn't until a 7 year relationship fell apart that I realized something important was missing in my life. I also realized that I was tired of living several different lives. My work life, my personal life, my church life... it is far more work than I was willing to keep up with. One day I was sitting in a luncheon listening to the key-note speaker address a GLBT business association and he said (and I'm paraphrasing) - "It's well and good to have your own groups of like-minded people - but where you make the biggest difference is when you are across the hall being active in the Lion's Club or the Rotary club and working with people that see you are no different than they are". That hit home for me. That is also why I'm not a member of Cathedral of Hope - I needed balance. I want to be in a church where individuals can have opposing beliefs but still affirm one another's journey of faith in Christ. It gets back to my appreciation for diversity. That's when Divine Intervention pushed me in the right direction. My first Christmas of being single a friend invited me to a pre-Christmas party at his house. That is where I met Brenda Armstrong who invited me to visit her church. She shared what a wonderful place it is from the beauty of the building to the beauty of the people. I came to visit around Christmas and the rest is a blur. Now I'm active in the choir, the music committee, evangelism committee, was on the long-range-planning committee and I'm a Deacon - without the need to hide who I am. I'm just like you - I believe Jesus Christ is my savior and want to do the work of the church with the rest of you - elbow to elbow. I continue to learn from the scriptures and sermons which continue to challenge me at being a better person. Thank you for the love, kindness and support that each one of you gives so willingly each time I see you. Now I just hope I can serve as an example and show others outside the church that may be struggling with their identity that East Dallas is a great place to find yourself.