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God speaks to us today only through His written word. When God speaks to us it is always for our good. He only wants what is best for us. The same Word that brought the universe into being and calmed the wind and sea speaks to us today in the New Testament. When the Word speaks to us and we ignore it, we ignore a power that can move mountains and change the lives of those who obey.
If you like to worship God in spirit and in truth, if you enjoy thinking and meditating on God's Word, if you appreciate warm, intimate, genuine brotherliness, you will enjoy attending the services at Greenville Avenue church of Christ (GACC).
Our goals at GACC are to provide you with spiritual nourishment and encourage a nurturing relationship with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We are a New Testament church that is faith-based. We are excited to share the Bible with you as well as to discuss the Christian faith and any other concerns with you. We welcome all visitors to our congregation, located on Greenville Avenue in Richardson, Texas. Upcoming EventsToday-Jan 31st: Winter Coat Drive
Dec 13th - Singles First Friday Bible Study and Potluck Cook-off | 7:30pm Dec 14th - The Share: Studying the Bible to Show Yourself Approved | 9:00am-1pm click to register Dec 18th - 9th Annual Boxes of Love Drop-off Deadline (Distribution on 12/22) Dec 22nd - Nursing Home Holiday Celebration @ Highlands Nursing Home | 1pm Dec 22nd - Youth Ice Skating @ Galleria Mall | after evening service Dec 31st - End-of-Year Prayer Service | 7:00-8:30pm |
2019 Congregational Theme
Christianity is unique because it stems from the uniqueness of Jesus Christ, the greatest man who ever lived. In Jesus, we have One who mastered and fundamentally changed every aspect of human experience.
Thus, as we study the greatness and uniqueness of Christ, it demands that we rearrange our priorities and stand as luminaries in a dark and dismal world holding forth the message of our Master, the God-man, the Savior of the World.
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