In 1921 a small group of people gathered in a humble living room in Sachse, Texas for prayer. That small band of people had the audacity to believe that what was happening among them would touch this region and possibly the nations.
In the last 100 years, that prayer gathering ignited a church that has grown from a small living room to thousands of people representing over 50 nations of the world who live out their transformed lives in every sphere of our society.
A new chapter in this unfinished story of Northplace Church begins now.
Something that is unfinished has more beauty to be unveiled. More mystery to be uncovered. More refining to be done. Something that is unfinished is a restoration work in progress.
We, as his people, are unfinished. We are an unfinished people with a call to fulfill an unfinished mission.
Initiatives
Launch the Prison Campus as soon as possible.
Begin construction on the children’s expansion in late November/Early December.
Launch Northplace Garland. Currently in its prelaunch phase: building a launch team and preparing for pre-launch services this fall with a public launch in January 2020.
Northplace Wylie is nearing the completion of the design phase. We are looking to a January 2021 or Easter 2021 launch; a perfect way to celebrate our 100th birthday!
TIMELINE
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Launch of Unfinished
On October 5th & 6th, 2019, we church started the unfinished initiative. Pastor Bryan Jarrett lead us in a 6-week series through the life of Abraham. If you pass a church, a mosque, and a synagogue, the worshippers inside of every one of them see themselves as children of Abraham. Three of the world’s largest […]
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Commitment Sunday at Curtis Culwell Center
On November 10th, 2019, our church gathered at the Curtis Culwell Center to launch the Unfinished initiative. This is an initiative that will touch the next generation, the urban, the suburban, and people in prison. Pastor Bryan preached an encouraging message on getting more people into lifeboats. He said “We need more lifeboats! We are […]
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Commitment Celebration
On this day, our church brought forward their first offering to the Unfinished initiative.
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Northplace Garland Soft Launch
Pastor Greg and team lead the Northplace Garland soft launch on January 12, 2020. A great moment as we move forward toward Northplace Garland’s grand opening on Easter Sunday, 2020.
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Kids Expansion Broke Ground
On January 13th, 2020, we broke ground on our Northplace Kids wing expansion. This wing will help us serve all families better, especially families of children with special needs. The expansion includes more space for our growing congregation.
“You don’t measure yourself by your success, you measure yourself against the unfinished task.”
Loren Triplett, Missionary Statesman
Resources
Recap weekend messages, access your small groups guide and weekly videos, and watch inspiring stories .
Video Stories
Bryan Jarrett - October 6, 2019
The Divine Call to Leave an Eternal Legacy
We begin our journey through the study of Abraham’s life, and I don’t want you to overlook the significance of this study. If you drive through a large US city and pass a church, a mosque, and a synagogue, the worshippers inside of every one of them see themselves as children of Abraham. Three of the world’s largest religions, the majority of the world’s population, look to Abraham as the father of their faith. Too often, when people study Abraham’s life, they see all these big things and the lasting results and residual of his life. That may be true, but there is something so much more significant that it always gets overlooked. Abraham was responding to the call of God. The call of God is what makes your life unique. It’s what sets you apart and marks you for something unique. Now don’t misunderstand what I’m saying here. In our circles, when someone here’s the phrase “the call of God,” we immediately assume the Call to pastoral ministry or preaching or missions. Pastoral ministry is not at all what I’m referring to when I speak of the call of God on Abraham’s life. Abraham's call, was a call to a relationship, a call to a profound personal encounter, a call to know God and be known by God. And Abraham’s response to that call is what made him “bigger” than life. God is extending that same call is to every one of us in this room or watching online: It’s The Divine Call to Leave an Eternal Legacy.
From Series: "Unfinished: The Life of Abraham"
If you drive through a large US city and pass a church, a mosque, and a synagogue, the worshippers inside of every one of them see themselves as children of Abraham. Three of the world’s largest religions, the majority of the world’s population, look to Abraham as the father of their faith. Too often, when people study Abraham’s life, they see all these big things and the lasting results and residual of his life. That may be true, but there is something so much more significant that it always gets overlooked. Abraham was responding to the call of God. The call of God is what makes your life unique. It’s what sets you apart and marks you for something unique. Now don’t misunderstand what I’m saying here. In our circles, when someone here’s the phrase “the call of God,” we immediately assume the Call to pastoral ministry or preaching or missions. Pastoral ministry is not at all what I’m referring to when I speak of the call of God on Abraham’s life. Abraham's call, was a call to a relationship, a call to a profound personal encounter, a call to know God and be known by God. And Abraham’s response to that call is what made him “bigger” than life. God is extending that same call is to every one of us in this room or watching online: It’s The Divine Call to Leave an Eternal Legacy.
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This commitment form is a statement of intent and may be modified as needed. The giving period is from 11/10/19 through 11/29/21.