Plant Dallas
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Dallas County · 31 cities

The whole Church for the whole city.

Uniting churches, pastors, and leaders to plant, support, and sustain healthy, gospel-centered communities across Dallas County.

November Learning Lunch

The power of forgiveness.

George Eapen shares a Christ-centred framework for church leaders who are still carrying something: a hurt from a staff member, a wound from a congregant, a partnership that ended badly.

The landscape · Dallas County study

Why Dallas County needs more churches.

See who lives in our 31 cities, where our neighbors stand spiritually, and how many new churches it will take to reach them.

Why now

Dallas County is growing faster than most churches can keep up.

New neighbors are arriving every day, bringing new cultures, new questions, and new spiritual needs. At the same time, many pastors and planters are carrying the weight of ministry alone, navigating pressure, isolation, and fatigue without shared support.

Church planting was never meant to be a solo effort. And the future of the Church in Dallas cannot rest on a few leaders carrying the load alone.

Plant Dallas exists to help churches do something together that no one church can do alone.

See the numbers behind the need

31 cities, one county

Explore Dallas County

Tap any city to see who lives there. Every one of them needs healthy churches.

City lines don’t stop at the county line. Many of these cities reach into a neighboring county. If any part of a city is in Dallas County, we want to see more churches across the whole city.

Our mission

Plant Dallas unites churches, pastors, and leaders to invest in planting, supporting, and sustaining healthy, gospel-centered communities across Dallas County.

Our vision

A collaborative movement of healthy churches and leaders bringing gospel presence to every neighborhood of Dallas County.

Next Learning Lunch

Thursday
Nov 19
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The power of forgiveness.

A Christ-centred framework for church leaders, with George Eapen

Highland Park Presbyterian Church · 3821 University Blvd, Dallas

Most of us who lead churches believe the Bible calls us to forgive. We preach it. We counsel it. And yet many of us are quietly carrying something unresolved: a hurt from a staff member, a wound from a congregant, a partnership that ended badly. We keep leading, but the weight comes with us.

George's talk is built on a hard truth: a leader who has not processed forgiveness will reproduce unforgiveness in everything they build and shepherd. He'll share the framework that came out of his own long journey from confusion about his forgiven identity in Christ to forgiving others easily and often.

  • 01
    A shared mealLunch is on us. We start at the table.
  • 02
    WorshipA few minutes to lift our eyes off our churches.
  • 03
    Soul careHonest conversation and prayer for one another.
  • 04
    George's talkPractical, personal, and aimed at what may be holding you back.

Free for everyone in ministry. If you're able, choose "Free + optional gift" when you register to help cover lunch. Bring a pastor friend.

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Pastors and planters laughing together around a table

Around the table, across the county

Every month a different church opens its doors, and pastors from across the county come to the table.

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You are invited

Pull up a chair.

Lunch is on us. Come meet the pastors and planters who are already at the table.