There's something powerful that happens when young people step outside their comfort zone and show up for someone else. That's exactly what's taking place as The Porch Youth Group from Inola, Oklahoma makes the journey down to Dallas to serve alongside SOUL Church Dallas — and it's the kind of story worth telling.

The Porch (theporch.church) is a vibrant, community-rooted church based out of Inola, Oklahoma. Known for its deep commitment to authentic, personal faith — lived out through house churches, small gatherings, and real relationships — The Porch has cultivated a culture where young people are encouraged to grow, serve, and go. Their youth aren't just sitting in the pews. They're being sent.

And this time, they're being sent to Dallas.

SOUL Church (soulchurch.org) stands for Servants Of oUr Lord, and that name is no accident. Founded by Pastor Leon, SOUL has been serving on the streets of Dallas since 1995 over three decades of showing up, week after week, for the city's most vulnerable. Every Sunday, rain or shine, SOUL Church sets up what they call a "church without walls" near Fair Park, feeding the mind, body, and spirit of 150+ people per week. We're talking hot food, clothing, shoes, hygiene packs, free haircuts, showers, and laundry services — all powered by committed volunteers and the love of Jesus Christ.

During the week, the work doesn't stop. SOUL's team uses refrigerated trucks to collect and distribute food, clothing, and resources to 40+ community organizations across thirteen counties in the Dallas area. With only a handful of salaried staff, this ministry runs almost entirely on volunteer power and generous donors.

For the youth of The Porch, this visit isn't a field trip — it's a mission. Spending a few days alongside the SOUL Church team means rolling up their sleeves and diving into real, hands-on ministry. That might look like helping load and unload food trucks, sorting donations, preparing meals, setting up for Sunday service in the field, or simply being present and building relationships with people who need to know someone cares.
There's a reason short-term service trips like this leave a mark on young people that lasts a lifetime. When a teenager from a small town in Oklahoma stands in an open field near Fair Park and hands a hot meal to someone who has nowhere to sleep that night, something shifts. Faith stops being abstract. The Gospel becomes tangible. The world gets bigger and so does their understanding of what it means to follow Jesus.

Inola, Oklahoma has a population of just over 1,800 people. Dallas is a metro area of nearly 8 million. The contrast couldn't be more striking and that's kind of the point. The Porch has built its DNA around the idea that the Church gathers on porches and in homes, in living rooms and around kitchen tables. But it also sends out into cities, into need, into places where the light is desperately needed.
SOUL Church embodies that same spirit on a massive urban scale. What Pastor Leon and his team have built over 30 years is a testament to what sustained, faithful, boots-on-the-ground ministry can accomplish. "We have no roof. We have no walls. But under His wings, we have refuge." That's the SOUL Church motto and it's one the youth from The Porch experienced firsthand.

For the students making this trip, a few days in Dallas serving at SOUL Church has the potential to reframe the rest of their lives. They'll return to Inola with a wider vision, a greater gratitude, and a deeper conviction that the Church whether it meets in a high school fine arts building in rural Oklahoma or an open field in the heart of Dallas is alive, moving, and endlessly needed.
To The Porch Youth Group: thank you for going. To SOUL Church: thank you for welcoming them. And to anyone reading this whether you're from Inola or Dallas or anywhere in between consider how you might show up for someone who needs it.

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This past Tuesday, we had the joy of welcoming a group of incredible young people from Lakepointe Church in Rockwall, Texas. Around 30 middle school students came ready to serve—and what a powerful day it was.

From the moment they arrived, their hearts were evident. They didn’t just come to “help”—they came to be part of something bigger.

Serving with Purpose
Together, we rolled up our sleeves and got to work in ways that will directly bless our downtown homeless community this week and beyond.

• We prepared snack bags filled with candy and treats, each one paired with something even more meaningful—handwritten encouragement cards and scriptures.
• We made breakfast sandwiches for upcoming Sunday services, helping ensure that people walking through our doors feel welcomed and cared for.
• The group also cooked a large amount of ground beef, which will be used as part of a meal served this Sunday to our homeless community in downtown Dallas.

Every task, big or small, was done with intention and love. It wasn’t just preparation—it was ministry.

Rooted in God’s Word
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” — 1 Peter 4:10
This verse came to life before our eyes. Each student brought something unique—joy, energy, compassion, and willingness—and used it to serve others. It was a beautiful reflection of God’s grace in action.

More Than Service—It Was Worship
One of the most special moments of the day wasn’t something we planned—it was something we experienced together.
We paused to worship and pray over everything we had done.
In that moment, it became clear: this wasn’t just about food, bags, or logistics. It was about offering our work to God. It was about unity. It was about hearts aligned in Christ.
(And yes—we wish we had captured that moment on video, but some moments are meant to be fully lived.)

Growing Through Serving
We love seeing young people step into what it means to serve—not out of obligation, but out of faith.
There is something powerful that happens when young adults and students begin to understand that:

• Serving is worship
• Giving is joy
• Fellowship is built through shared purpose

By coming together, working side by side, and lifting everything up in prayer, these students didn’t just serve—they fellowshipped in Christ.

A Heartfelt Thank You
To every student and leader who came out—thank you.
Thank you for your energy.
Thank you for your willingness.
Thank you for your hearts.
We love having young people come alongside us, learn what it means to serve, and grow deeper in their faith through it.
You blessed our church more than you know.

In a world that often measures the strength of a church by the height of its steeple or the padding on its pews, there is a community in the heart of Dallas redefining what it means to "Go to Church."

At SOUL Church (Servants Of oUr Lord), the mission is simple but profound. Since 1995, Pastor Leon Birdd and a dedicated team of volunteers have been proving that the Gospel doesn’t need a building to change a life. Every Sunday, rain or shine, a miracle of community and compassion unfolds in an open field across from Fair Park.
800 4th Ave, Dallas, TX 75226

A Church Without Walls
We often say, "A Church without walls," and at SOUL, we mean it literally. We have no roof. We have no brick and mortar. But under His wings, we have refuge.

Every Sunday morning, our mobile ministry transforms an empty field into a sanctuary. We bring the trucks, the generators, the sound stage, and the tents to create a space where everyone—from the "haves" to the "have-nots"—is welcome. It is a place where chains are broken, hearts are healed, and the homeless community of Dallas finds a family.

More Than Just a Meal
Our mission is to feed the mind, body, and spirit. While we are known for the thousands of pounds of food distributed through our Shared Food Ministry, the Sunday experience is about the warmth of human connection.

When you visit, you’ll find more than just a service; you’ll find a celebration. We believe in meeting people right where they are with tangible expressions of love. That might look like a hot meal, a fresh haircut, or even a moment of joy shared over coffee and ice cream. These simple comforts serve as a bridge, opening doors for deeper relationships and spiritual transformation.

Come and Join Us
Whether you are looking for a place to serve, a place to belong, or simply a place to see God’s hand at work, we invite you to experience the "field of dreams" for yourself.
There is a seat waiting for you at our table. We are a community sustained by compassionate volunteers and the grace of a God who always provides. We are waiting with open arms and a warm heart, so come and join us this Sunday across from Fair Park.

Want to get involved?

• Visit: Join us Sunday mornings near Fair Park, Dallas.
• Volunteer: Help us prepare meals, distribute clothing, or simply share a conversation.
• Give: Support our mission to restore dignity and hope to our neighbors.

Learn more at soulchurch.org.

In the Gospel of John, chapter 12, we encounter one of the most provocative and beautiful scenes in the New Testament. Jesus is at a dinner in Bethany, and Mary—the sister of Lazarus—enters the room with a jar of pure nard.

She doesn’t just pour a little; she breaks the flask. She pours the entire year's wages onto Jesus's feet and wipes them with her hair. The Bible says the whole house was filled with the fragrance. To the critics in the room, it was a "waste." To Mary, it was the only appropriate response to the One who had called her brother out of the grave.

At S.O.U.L. Church, we believe that true devotion often looks like "extravagance" to the world, but it is exactly what the Worthy One deserves.

1. Breaking the Box: A Costly Offering
Mary’s nard was likely her life savings. It represented her security and her future. When she broke that box, she was saying that Jesus was more valuable than her safety.
This same spirit of "all-in" devotion drives the mission at S.O.U.L. Church. Whether it’s Pastor Leon, Minister Bobby Morrison or visiting Pastors, the team serving on the streets of Dallas since 1995 or our volunteers gathering food and resources seven days a week, we believe in giving our best to the "least of these." We don't just provide a meal; we provide a "church without walls"—a mobile sanctuary in a field near Fair Park where the broken can find refuge.

2. The Beauty of "Wasted" Love
The disciples calculated the cost and thought the money should have been given to the poor. But Jesus defended Mary, recognizing that her heart was focused on the Worthy One.
At S.O.U.L. Church, we understand that serving the poor is an act of worship to Jesus. When we bring out the trucks, the warming ovens, the sound stage, and even the showers and laundry services rain or shine, we are pouring out an offering. To some, the effort to set up a "church with no roof" in an open field might seem like an unnecessary expense. But to us, it is a "fragrant offering"—a way to show the homeless community that they are worthy of the best we have to give because Christ lives in them.

3. A Fragrance That Fills the City
John 12:3 tells us that "the house was filled with the fragrance of the oil." Extravagant devotion cannot be contained; it changes the atmosphere of everything around it.
That is our prayer for Dallas and the thirteen counties we serve. Through distributing food to over 40 community organizations and mentoring the hurt and the lost, we want the "scent" of God’s grace to fill the streets. We believe that chains can be broken and hearts changed when we move past "convenient" religion and into "costly" devotion.

Your Alabaster Moment
Mary of Bethany didn’t wait for a convenient time to worship; she seized the moment she had with Jesus.

Today, we invite you to consider your own "alabaster box." What is the costly thing you are holding onto? Maybe it’s your time, your resources, or your comfort. At S.O.U.L. Church, we see lives redeemed every Sunday because people chose to pour out their lives in service to others.

Will you join us in the field? Whether through volunteering, donating, or simply praying for our street ministry, your "extravagant response" helps us prove to the world that Jesus is truly worthy of it all.
“We have no roof, we have no walls, but under His wings, we have refuge.” — S.O.U.L. Church
[Learn more about our mission or how to give at soulchurch.org]

Inspired by the ministry of S.O.U.L. Church in Dallas, Texas

In an open field near Fair Park in Dallas, something miraculous happens every Sunday. Without a roof overhead or walls around them, over 150+ people gather for worship, fellowship, and hope. This is S.O.U.L. Church—Servants Of oUr Lord—and their story is a powerful testament to a simple truth: God always provides.

Provision Beyond Human Capacity
Consider the mathematics of S.O.U.L. Church's ministry:

• Only three salaried employees and a few contract workers
• Over 150 people fed each Sunday
• More than 900 guests per month
• 20,000+ pounds of food distributed weekly
• Service to 40+ community organizations across thirteen counties

How does a small team accomplish so much? The answer is clear: they don't. God does.
The church operates with refrigerated trucks to pick up and deliver food. They maintain a kitchen to prepare meals. They deploy a fleet of trucks for distribution. On Sundays, they transform an empty field into a sanctuary complete with generators, refrigeration units, warming ovens, a sound stage, tables, chairs, tents, and even portable restrooms (lovingly named I John and II John).
Every truck, every generator, every pound of food represents God's provision through committed volunteers and generous donors. When you have only three paid staff members serving thousands, you're not operating in human strength—you're witnessing divine multiplication.

Provision for Every Need
S.O.U.L. Church doesn't just feed stomachs; they nourish spirits and restore dignity. Their ministry encompasses:
Physical provision: Hot meals, fresh produce, clothing through "The King's Closet," hygiene packs, free haircuts, showers, and laundry services
Spiritual provision: Weekly worship services, prayer, discipleship, baptisms, and teaching that transforms lives
Transitional provision: When people move from the streets into safe housing, S.O.U.L. Church provides donated furniture, pictures, dishes, and household items to help them start fresh
Community provision: Through S.O.U.L. Shared Food Ministry, they serve individuals and families, the elderly, veterans, and people with disabilities across the Dallas-Fort Worth area
This comprehensive approach reflects a God who sees every need—material, emotional, and spiritual—and provides abundantly.

The Miracle of Multiplication
One blog post from S.O.U.L. Church captures it perfectly: "1500 lbs. of Chicken, 2200 lbs. of fresh grapes, 3800 kernels of corn, 400 lbs. of French fries & so much more! Jesus does the miracles and we get to distribute!"

This echoes the biblical account of Jesus feeding the five thousand. The disciples saw scarcity; Jesus saw opportunity for provision. S.O.U.L. Church operates with that same faith. They gather what's available—donated food, volunteer hours, financial gifts—and watch God multiply it beyond what seems possible.

Week after week, the food arrives. Volunteers show up. Resources materialize. Not because S.O.U.L. Church has mastered fundraising or logistics, but because they've learned to trust in a God who provides.
Thank you for coming along side S.O.U.L., trusting God will provide for you, and so many others.

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S.O.U.L. Church meets every Sunday, rain or shine, in an open field near Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. To learn more about their ministry, volunteer opportunities, or ways to support their work, visit S.O.U.L.church.org.
"We have no roof, we have no walls, but under His wings we have refuge."

“The Hammer” Helps S.O.U.L. Shared Food Ministries (SSFM) – November 2025

Jim Adler & Associates donated to Servants Of oUr Lord - S.O.U.L Open Air Ministries. It was such an honor to be chosen to receive this generous contribution from
The Hammer to our ministry.

In reaction, Bobby praised and gave thanks stating, “God so loved the world that He
gave…’ We could probably all finish this scripture and rightly so.. but may I emphasize
God’s expression of Love was to GIVE. Amen!”

S.O.U.L. is so thankful for the love and support!

Each week SSFM transforms lives across 13 counties in DFW. With over 20,000 lbs of food
distributed weekly to more than 40 nonprofits and ministries, SSFM ensures no one goes
hungry and no food is wasted — impacting 15,000+ people every month.

Jim Adler & Associates said they were “grateful to support a ministry that restores dignity,
uplifts the vulnerable, and serves those in greatest need.”

Thank you, Jim Adler & Associates from everyone at S.O.U.L. and the S.O.U.L. Shared
Food Ministry.

New Location SOUL Church Dallas

S.O.U.L. family, a big congratulations to our very own Bobby and Hannah Morrison, who just 
completed Phase 1 in the School of Christ with Dr. Parker. The graduation ceremony
honored 12 graduates and was held at the House of Prayer Word Outreach in Dallas on
Monday, October 20, 2025.

It is such a blessing that Bobby and Hannah were able to undertake this journey while
continuing to thrive in juggling their ‘day’ jobs at S.O.U.L. and parenting of River. We are
even more proud of the fact that Bobby was asked to give the Commencement Speech!

The program took place over eight months and involved examining the foundational biblical
studies by correlating scriptures from the Old Testament and New Testament. Students
examined Christ through the scriptures, taking a deep dive on the Father of the son and the
Holy Spirit, as well as salvation, faith, and other foundational topics.

With Phase 1 complete, Bobby and Hannah will start up again in February to continue their
studies with the School of Christ under Dr. Parker’s leadership.

Bobby said, “It’s exciting to be a disciple of Christ. The word of the living God has pierced
our hearts and brought us together to learn his ways, hear his voice, and follow his
footsteps.”
Amen!

We are thrilled to celebrate Pastor Leon, who was recently named the winner in the Leadership Excellence Category (micro) at the prestigious D CEO Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards. For over 30 years, Pastor Leon has faithfully led S.O.U.L. Church, pouring his heart, vision, and dedication into serving the community. His leadership has not only guided the church but has inspired countless lives, demonstrating the true meaning of service, compassion, and impact.

Pastor Leon’s unwavering commitment to service, outreach, unity, and love has been the heartbeat of S.O.U.L. Church for three decades. This award is not just a recognition of his past achievements but a celebration of the legacy he continues to build. On behalf of our church family and the community he so deeply loves, we say congratulations, Pastor Leon—you are an inspiration, and we are proud to follow your leadership into the future.

In the Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) area, the phrase food pantry has taken on new life thanks to the mission-driven ministry of S.O.U.L. Church (Servants Of oUr Lord). Through its SOUL Shared Food Ministry, this faith-based organization transforms over 20,000 pounds of weekly food donations into lifelines—directly feeding vulnerable individuals, supporting partner agencies, and strengthening community resilience.

The Vision Behind the Ministry ?
At the heart of S.O.U.L. Church is a belief that no one should go hungry and that every person deserves dignity. That conviction fuels the core principles of our food pantry efforts:

• Preventing hunger – Food is distributed to transitional housing, recovery programs, community and church pantries, and individuals in need.
• Reducing waste – Fresh and frozen produce and other perishables are given a second life instead of being discarded.
• Fostering self‑sufficiency – Beyond emergency food, the ministry supports people moving into stable housing, veterans, seniors, shut‑ins, and those with transportation limitations.

As our vision states, S.O.U.L.’s goal is to ensure "no one goes hungry, no food is wasted, and no one is denied the opportunity or assistance to become self‑sufficient.”

What the S.O.U.L. “Food Pantry” Does
While not structured like a traditional storefront pantry, S.O.U.L.’s food outreach operates efficiently on multiple fronts:
Distribution to 40+ Community Partners
The ministry packages over 20,000 pounds of mixed food—frozen, refrigerated, fresh, and shelf-stable—for distribution each week.

• Community food pantries
• Church-based pantries
• Recovery houses for addiction, trafficking survivors, and transitional programs
• Special home deliveries ("Widow’s Run") for people with limited mobility or resources.

Large-Scale Monthly Impact
This coordinated approach reaches more than 15,000 individuals every month across 13 counties in the DFW area.
Sunday Hunger Outreach
On Sundays near Fair Park, the church sets up a mobile site: a temporary hub with food, hygiene packs, clothing bins, haircuts, showers, laundry, worship services, and pastoral care

In the heart of Dallas, S.O.U.L. Church—short for Servants Of oUr Lord—stands as a beacon of hope for those experiencing homelessness. With a mission to feed the homeless in Dallas both physically and spiritually, the church has transformed an open field near Fair Park into a sanctuary of support and community every Sunday.

A Church Without Walls
Since 1995, Pastor Leon Birdd and his team have been meeting the homeless community where they are. Every Sunday, regardless of weather, S.O.U.L. Church sets up in an open field, bringing with them food, clothing, hygiene packs, free haircuts, showers, and laundry services. Their mobile setup includes trucks equipped with food, generators, refrigeration units, warming ovens, a sound stage, tables, chairs, tents, and even porta potties.
This commitment extends beyond Sundays. Throughout the week, the church collects, prepares, and distributes food, shoes, and clothing to various partner organizations and communities. With only three salaried employees and a few contract workers, S.O.U.L. Church relies heavily on its dedicated volunteers and the generosity of donors to sustain its operations.

The SOUL Shared Food Ministry
Central to S.O.U.L. Church's mission is the SOUL Shared Food Ministry (SSFM), which plays a pivotal role in feeding the homeless and others in need. Each week, SSFM receives over 20,000 pounds of food, including frozen, refrigerated, fresh produce, and non-perishable items. This food is distributed to more than 40 organizations, impacting over 15,000 lives each month across 13 counties in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
The ministry's reach extends to transitional housing programs, recovery houses, community food pantries, and special deliveries to individuals with transportation difficulties, veterans, the elderly, shut-ins, the disabled, and those who have transitioned off the streets into stable housing. Through these efforts, SSFM ensures that no one goes hungry and that no food is wasted, embodying the church's vision to improve the quality of life and restore the dignity of those served.

A Sunday of Hope and Transformation
A recent Sunday at S.O.U.L. Church exemplified the transformative impact of their work. Over 200 individuals gathered for worship, enjoying coffee, sweet treats, and warm conversations in a welcoming atmosphere. Children participated in Sunday school activities, while others were moved by heartfelt worship music and an inspiring sermon. The church also provided practical blessings, including bins of clothing and complimentary haircuts. The day culminated in a powerful testament to God's transformative grace, with two men—Chad and Chico—publicly declaring their faith and new life in Christ through full immersion baptism.

Join the Mission
 For those looking to get involved, numerous opportunities are available to volunteer at SOUL Church and support the mission. Whether through donating time, resources, or funds, every contribution helps further the church's mission to feed the homeless and bring hope to the community.
To learn more about S.O.U.L. Church and how you can be a part of this transformative work, visit soulchurch.org.

Thanks in My Father’s House: A Reflection on Gratitude and Belonging

In the heart of Dallas, Texas, S.O.U.L. Church stands as a beacon of hope and compassion. Their mission is clear: to meet Jesus and engage in a life-giving community. Through their outreach, they serve over 150 individuals each week, providing not just physical sustenance but also spiritual nourishment. Their commitment to serving the homeless community exemplifies the essence of being thankful in the Father's house.

The Significance of Gratitude
Gratitude is more than a mere feeling; it's a practice that transforms lives. In the context of S.O.U.L. Church, gratitude manifests in their unwavering dedication to serving others. Their weekly gatherings in an open field near Fair Park are a testament to their commitment. Despite lacking traditional church walls, they create a sanctuary where individuals can experience the love and grace of God.

The Father's House: A Place of Belonging
The concept of the "Father's house" transcends physical structures. It's a spiritual realm where individuals find acceptance, love, and purpose. At S.O.U.L. Church, this idea comes to life as they provide not only food and clothing for the homeless but also a sense of belonging to those who might otherwise feel invisible. Their actions echo the sentiment that in the Father's house, there is always room for one more.

Living Out Gratitude
Living with gratitude involves recognizing the blessings we have and sharing them with others. S.O.U.L. Church embodies this by offering free haircuts, showers, laundry services, and most importantly, a listening ear and a compassionate heart. Their approach reminds us that gratitude isn't just about receiving; it's about giving and making a tangible difference in the lives of others.

Thankful for SOUL Chuch Dallas
Giving "thanks in my Father's house" means more than uttering words of gratitude; it's about embodying thankfulness through actions that uplift and support others. S.O.U.L. Church exemplifies this by creating a space where individuals can experience the love of Christ and find hope in their circumstances. Their ministry serves as a powerful reminder that the Father's house is not confined to four walls but is wherever love, compassion, and gratitude are present.

For more information about S.O.U.L. Church and its mission, visit their official website: https://soulchurch.org/.

Another amazing time at S.O.U.L. Church on Sunday. Come and join us soon!

S.O.U.L. Church Dallas, short for Servants Of oUr Lord, is a unique mobile ministry that has been serving the homeless community in Dallas since 1995. Operating without a traditional building, the church sets up every Sunday in an open field near Fair Park, offering praise and worship, prayer, food, clothing, hygiene packs, free haircuts, showers, and laundry services to over 150 individuals each week.

A Church Without Walls
S.O.U.L. Church's mission is to meet people where they are, both physically and spiritually. They aim to bridge the gap between societal expectations and the lived experiences of those in need, listening to understand their values, needs, desires, pain, and traumatic experiences. This approach fosters a compassionate community that offers support and love to individuals facing homelessness.

More Than Just Sunday Services
Beyond their Sunday gatherings, S.O.U.L. Church operates the SOUL Shared Food Ministry (SSFM), which receives over 20,000 pounds of food weekly and distributes it to over 40 organizations across 13 counties in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. These organizations include transitional housing programs, recovery houses, community food pantries, and churches. Additionally, the church collects and distributes gently used clothing through Kings Closet and new shoes through Soles for S.O.U.L.

Community Partnerships
S.O.U.L. Church collaborates with other organizations to expand its impact. For instance, in September 2024, approximately 20 volunteers from Lakepointe Church joined S.O.U.L. in serving the homeless in downtown Dallas. The day included praise and worship, a sermon filled with wisdom and hope, and baptisms that symbolized new life and transformation.

How You Can Get Involved
S.O.U.L. Church relies on the support of volunteers and donors to continue its mission. With only three salaried employees and a few contract workers, the church is sustained by its dedicated and compassionate volunteers, as well as the generous contributions of donors. To learn more about how you can get involved or to donate, visit SOUL Church Dallas

S.O.U.L. Church exemplifies the belief that the church is not confined to a building but is a community of believers actively serving and loving others in the name of Jesus Christ.

An exceptional day in the Lord today at S.O.U.L. Church! We are so excited for Madison, Gerald and Leo!

A Step of Faith. A Celebration of New Life.
There’s something powerful about going public with your faith. Baptism isn’t just a tradition—it’s a declaration, a joyful celebration, and a life-changing moment where Heaven rejoices and the church family stands united.
At Soul Church, we believe baptism is a beautiful symbol of the decision to follow Jesus. It represents dying to the old life and rising into the new—a fresh start filled with hope, purpose, and the power of God.

Why Baptism?
Jesus Himself was baptized, and He calls us to do the same. Not to earn God’s love (you already have that!)—but to say “I’m all in.”
Baptism is:

• An outward expression of an inward decision
• A public declaration of your faith in Jesus
• A celebration of your new life in Christ

What Does Baptism Look Like at Soul Church?
Our baptisms are full of joy, community, and transformation. Whether you’ve recently said “yes” to Jesus or you’ve been walking with Him for years but never taken this step—baptism is for you.
Expect passionate worship, powerful testimonies, and a community that cheers you on every step of the way.

Ready to Take the Next Step?
We’d love to stand with you as you take this incredible step of faith. Click below to sign up for our next baptism Sunday, or speak with one of our team after any service.
Sign Up for Baptism
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” – 2 Corinthians 5:17
You don’t have to have it all together—just a willing heart. We can’t wait to celebrate with you.

Come and ReConnect with us this weekend, May 18th, bright and early in Dallas. We’d love to see you and your family! God is doing amazing things on the streets of Dallas! Come be a part of His love in action!
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Hey! Serve-Opportunity! We clean up the grounds where we hold worship service a few times a month during this time of year. This is a great opportunity to serve with us! Let us know if you or your group would like to join us in serving in the future. 
Tasks: mow grass, weed eat, trim limbs, clean up trash, blow sidewalks. 
Thanks!!
Come serve with us...Connect with us!

We are blessed to be a blessing! Thank you Operation Blessing for all you are to the DFW area and beyond! Project day: Biuld resource racks!

S.O.U.L Church Easter Sunday Resurrection Sunday 4-20-2025

We are so thankful for the Lakepointe Church Young Adults and joining us in preparing for Resurrection Sunday coming up. They knocked out a few massive projects quickly and spent time in prayer & worship for our gathering on Sunday in Downtown Dallas. God is so good!

There is a peace that surpasses understanding available to us in Christ Jesus! Hear our friends testimony of finding sobriety and peace in Jesus Christ. Thank God! She is now a bright light spreading the Good News!
Dallas Homeless

Soul Shared Food Minstry in full swing today! It’s a blessing to be a blessing! 1500 lbs of Chicken, 2200 lbs of fresh grapes, 3800 kernels of corn, 400 lbs of French fries & so much more! Jesus does the miracles and we get to distribute!

Welcome To SOUL!
SOUL Church welcomes Porch Youth Group.

We are super thankful for our partnership with Operation Blessing!
It’s so fruitful!