Welcome!

We invite you to join this open, welcoming community of people seeking to know God and be agents of transformation to the world as we work, worship and play together.  Our goal is to be the "thin place," that is a place where we see more fully the Presence of God, and the "thick community," a place where we actively live our lives in healthy connection with one another.

We believe we must actively live out our faith. It's not easy but it is rewarding.

I hope you enjoy the website and learn much about us.  This link offers more information for those who have not been here before.  Please feel free to   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  or any of our staff for more information. 

I hope to meet you soon.

Christy
The Rev. Dr. Christy Thomas, Senior Pastor

We know that parenting is a tough job.  Let us give you some tools to help.  Using the Boundaries With Kids program from Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend, we will walk together through the process of growing as a parent and as a person. Join us Sunday afternoons from June 9th through July 28th from 4 to 5 pm. Classes will be held in our facility at 1001 E. McCart St., Krum, TX 76249.

Our Community Garden is up and running.  Plots have been set out, plowed and prepared and now are planted with soybeans.

The ministry, called "Cauliflower and Carrot Tops" will provide well--prepared garden beds, instruction and helpful tools to all who want to grow their own vegetables and fruit and need a plot and good soil for their work.

This link takes you to a newsletter where you can read much more about the beginnings of a major new ministry.

Several weeks ago, in the aftermath of the bombing at the Boston Marathon, I wrote: “evil defies reason.” With the exposure now of kidnappings and years-long torture of three women in Cleveland, the time has come to further explore the nature of evil.

Again, evil defies reason. Reasonable people do not plant bombs that kill, maim and destroy. Reasonable people do not kidnap others and hold them and torture them for years on end. Reasonable people do not insist on sucking everyone around them into their own vortex of impenetrable darkness.

Would you be interested in doing some occasional respite care for a sweet but frail elderly lady?  If so, please contact me for details.  A neighbor stopped by the other day and spoke with me about this and asked if I could help her find someone.  The hours would be flexible and sporadic. Pay, $7.50/hour. Essentially, they need someone to be in the house when they go out in order to keep an eye on things.  Occasional duties would include making a sandwich or helping this dear saint to the bathroom.

If you are interested, please contact me and I will put you in touch with my neighbor.

Thank you,

Christy,  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , 214-418-9541