PARKING AREA:
Hebron Blvd & Nazarene Drive

BUILDING & ENTRANCE:
northeast entrance doors of the beige brick building with 4 sand-colored stripes
*co-located with Bethany Korean Presbyterian Church of Dallas

V I S I O N :

~ to bridge diversity
among families, generations, cultures, languages, backgrounds
into a mosaic of one transformed gospel community unified to fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus Christ ~

S T R A T E G Y :

gather.
grow.
go.​
Gather north Dallas into a mosaic of life-giving covenant community.
Grow God's family in a transformative personal relationship with Jesus Christ through a reconciled relationship to one another.
Go into all the world as His ambassadors, unified for the mission to be disciplemakers of all nations and equipped by the empowerment of His holy Spirit.

"​Go therefore and make disciples of all nations..."

- Jesus Christ
​M A T T H E W   2 8 : 1 8 - 2 0

gather.
*Every Sunday
11:10am Worship @ Ezra Chapel (simultaneous Preschool Worship [infant to preK] @ Preschool Room & Children's Worship [Kinder-5th] @ Bethany Children's Chapel) 
12:20pm Free Lunch provided @ Gym
*Every Wednesday
7:15pm Walk into the Word (*on break until next term)
*Monthly Thursday
Dinner/Evening Time, BARNABAS Life Group (adults & families with grown children) @ various locations
*Every Friday,
6:30pm, AGAPE Life Group (young adults - college, postgrad, newlywed) @ various locations
*Monthly Saturday,
4:30pm, JOSHUA Life Group (adults & families with young children) @ various locations
grow.
*Infant/Child Baptism
*Confirmation of Infant/Child Baptism
*Youth/Adult Baptism
*Christian Education Sunday School (Infant to 12th grade)
*Covenant Partner Church Membership
*Biblical counsel/life-advising-coaching
*Young Adult Life Group
*Adult & Families Life Group
*Pre-Marital Advising
*Marriage/Wedding Ceremony
*Home Visitations
*Spiritual Palliative Care
*Funerals
go.
With our Korean church partners, we support missionary work in spreading the good news of the love of Jesus Christ to:

*Mexico (Yucatan, Nogales [Children's Kitchen feeding the hungry, Children's Bible summer camp, nursing home ministry, revival worship services])
*Honduras (church-planting)
*Oklahoma (Choctaw Native Indian community [Children's Bible summer camp, benevolence, evangelism])
*Panama (biblical training of local spiritual leaders and pastors)
*North Korea (medical/dental treatment, nutritional assistance, basic necessities for orphanages)
*Alaska (Kake Island - Good News Club teaching the gospel to children, Faith Restoration therapy for alcohol/drug addicts)
*Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas (campus ministry to international students at the University of Texas at Dallas, ministry to the disabled among Korean-Americans in Texas, MissionDallas agency educating churches on the biblical perspective of world missions)

T E S T I M O N I A L S
Hosanna Church is a warm, family-friendly, Christ-centered community of ordinary people - flawed yet leaning on the faithfulness of God for their lives. Sometimes we get lost in the consumer-mentality (what the church can do for me or my family as beneficiaries). Hosanna is all about a missional-mentality - how we can be the hands and feet of Jesus to others, even at the expense of our own comforts, to build-up His Kingdom one soul at a time. Sometimes we get lost in the large-church environment. Hosanna brings a new perspective on what true community in Christ looks like - a small but growing, messy but magnificent, genuineness of people growing in Christ. This church is serious about inviting everyone to hear the gospel from all backgrounds, gender orientations, addictions, brokenness and struggles.... at the same time, this church upholds the purity of gospel truth, believing that all who hear about Jesus will be transformed, healed and come under the authority of the living and abiding truth of Scripture. For that, I love how grace and truth come together to meet people where they are, yet not keep them where they are, taking them to where they've never been or have turned away from considering. This church will not major on secondary issues (methods of baptism, whether infants/children can be baptized, whether women can serve in ordained ministry leadership, which styles of worship music is superior, etc), but stay true to the primary issue - bringing Hosanna (Jesus) into the lives of broken people who need to hear of His love, forgiveness, and restoration. I highly recommend to you Hosanna Church of North Dallas - come and see for yourself if you beat us to going and getting to you first!
 - Ashley C.

Happy People

H O S A N N A    I S   
​P R O U D L Y   
A    M EM B E R    C H U R C H   
​of    T H E    G R O W I N G   
​G O S P E L    M O V E M E N T :

ECO:
A Covenant Order
​of Evangelical Presbyterians
​
Reformed.   Evangelical.   Egalitarian.
Like a healthy ecosystem that flourishes by interacting, networking, and interconnecting with its environment, ECO is a denomination that seeks to build, connect, network, and multiply flourishing churches together that make disciples of Jesus Christ in an ever changing world.

Interconnected by a common theological core from our reformed Presbyterian heritage, ECO seeks to effectively reach one's community with the gospel without abandoning biblical convictions by majoring on the primary/essential issues of doctrine while minoring on secondary/nonessential matters (such as restrictions on the methods/recipients of baptism & women's roles in ministry). ECO opens baptism to all ages (from infancy to adulthood) of Christian households with freedom given in how water can be applied to the body (whether by immersion, pouring, sprinkling, etc.) in accordance to the age, circumstances, surroundings, and health of the recipient. ECO is also decidedly egalitarian, opening the spiritual offices of Pastor, Elder, and Deacon(ess) to qualified godly women, alongside men, to lead Christ's church together in mutual submission to one another out of reverence for Christ (Ephesians 5:21).​
​With roots in the conservative Presbyterian heritage, ECO views the most faithful model of biblical leadership not as a top-down approach, but a shared-leadership model between above-reproach men and women who serve in the spiritual office of Pastor and Elder - with the Pastor providing spiritual direction, leadership, and oversight for this shared-leadership group - in a local church known as the Session. Each Session and church is interconnected to a supporting Presbytery (a localized group of spiritual leaders - Pastors and Elders serving in the same regional area or state[s]). Each Presbytery interacts with the Synod - the national & international office of ECO (located in Irving, Texas). The Synod brings support and resources to all the Presbyteries nationwide as well as across the world through a variety of biblical and leadership training resources year-round, alongside an yearly National Conference. Each connecting ligament in the ECO structure (Church [Session], Presbytery & Synod) is not by level of rank nor elevated importance over the other, but wholly exists to support and help each Session of each local church body to flourish in more effective ministry, because the church is stronger and more effective in resourceful collaboration instead of remaining as independent entities. We are better together!
ECO envisions 1,000 more planted, revitalized, flourishing congregations and micro-expressions of church by 2030, aggressively recruiting, training and deploying thousands of ordained Pastors and lay leaders. We encourage you to partner with the ECO family - as churches and covenant partners - to revitalize your churches, evangelize your communities, and expand God's Kingdom, one soul at a time, here on earth, as it is in heaven!

4020 Marchant Blvd Carrollton, TX 75010
​(northeast entrance doors - Hebron Pkwy & Nazarene Blvd)
Every Sunday, 11:10AM, Ezra Chapel