Thanks to you, I am sitting here with a smile on my face listening to the annoying sound of a jackhammer in the background!
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Next90 is about preparing for the future baptisms, confirmands, and transformation of lives in the years to come. It is about the continuation of the legacy of a vibrant downtown church that began over 146 years ago.
Please join me Sunday for the historic Next90 vote by voting “YES” and then again on September 17 to “get up and give” to these life-changing organizations as part of North Texas Giving Day.
I am grateful to be a part of a faith community where our disciples take pride in being a part of a growing, energized downtown church that has been in this significant location for over 90 years.
As of the writing of this blog, 371 First Church households have endorsed our Next90 Phase I Capital Campaign with commitments coming in at over two-thirds of our goal. Thank you!
I am “First Church Proud” to be a member of this growing, energized downtown community of faith. Two weeks ago Dr. Bruster and Rev. Marshall officially kicked off the Next90 Phase 1 capital campaign and announced the fundraising goal of $15M.
If you have not attended a Next90 information session or viewed the recent video with Dr. Bruster and Building Study Committee Chair Barry Hudson, then I hope I see you this Sunday at 12:30 pm in Wesley Hall.
This Sunday, November 18, in the Sanctuary services I’m wrapping up my series Next90 with a look to the future and our role in it.
This Sunday, November 11, I am continuing my series of sermons entitled Next90. We began the series last Sunday on All Saints’ Sunday when we celebrated the lives and the faith of those who have gone before us — a Great Cloud of Witnesses.