This Christmas season, help us provide for the homeless in South Dallas by donating winter clothes and supplies. Visit our Comfort & Joy kiosk in the Atrium to pick up a list of needed items and a bag to place them in, or see the list below and fill a gallon-sized ziplock with each item. …
We’re excited to announce some new groups for young adults here at Stonebriar! Get connected with our Young Professionals Sunday Fellowship, Young Adults Bible Study, and ongoing College & Co. Sunday Fellowship at stonebriar.org/youngadults.
This October, you’re invited to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Stonebriar Community Church. Join us for an evening of stories and laughter at Look What God Has Done: A Conversation with Pastor Chuck Swindoll, coming up on Friday, October 13 at 7 p.m. Then, come and worship with us on Anniversary Sunday as we gather …
Check out this video to get to know Joey Dean, our new Associate Pastor of Young Adult Ministries, and hear our vision for young adults here at Stonebriar.
Fall registration for Stonebriar Preschool Pals is now open! Officially licensed by the State of Texas, our weekday preschool provides play-based learning that focuses on the academic, social, and spiritual development of kids ages 18 months through 5 years. Learn more on our website.
So far this summer, our church family has provided 12,409 Summer Lunches for kids in need! Thank you for making this possible by giving and serving.
Our annual Summer Lunches program is about to kick off! All summer long, you can join the fun as we make, pack, and deliver lunches for local kids in need. Volunteer shifts are open for the summer, so visit stonebriar.org/serve to sign up.
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Maundy Thursday (also known as Holy Thursday) takes place on the Thursday before Easter Sunday. Maundy Thursday commemorates the institution of the Eucharist or Lord’s Supper, a Christian sacrament that involves consecrating (or making holy) bread and wine in remembrance of Jesus’ sacrifice for our sins. The name “Maundy” is derived from the Latin word …
For our neighbors facing hunger, it’s more than a can of soup or a box of mac and cheese—it’s a sign of hope. We still need your help every Monday to meet needs in our community. Check out the list of needed items.