Starting July 21st: Two services @ 9:00 and 10:45 AM
Antioch Ministries International Fort Worth (AMI-FW) is our missions-sending arm. Its purpose is to train, send, and support missionary church planters in the United States and the nations of the earth. Currently, we have workers in south and east Asia, and the Middle East; and are preparing to send workers to Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. We believe God is raising up a new generation of leaders to plant a new generation of churches that take this calling and culture, and multiply it, leading to more lives transformed by the Gospel.
In addition to domestic and international church-planting, Antioch Fort Worth sends church members through short and long-term impact trips throughout the year. Not all of us will move across an ocean, but all of us are called to be a part of reaching the nations through praying, giving, and going.
Antioch Fort Worth is catalyzing city transformation through the local church by meeting community needs in vulnerable and under-resourced areas. Throughout the year, we have church-wide service weekends, help put together grocery care packages in times of need, and host moms & kids play groups and clothing drives in apartment complexes that are home to many refugees and asylum seekers.
Additionally, we partner with Unbound North Texas and Rivertree Academy to serve minors and adults who are at-risk for or are victims of human trafficking, as well as under-resourced students in the Lake Como neighborhood.
DASH's Mission: In response to the compassionate and welcoming love of Jesus, DASH Network exists to love people who are seeking asylum by serving their physical and relational needs.
DASH's Vision: To ensure that every individual seeking asylum is met with Christ’s love as all members of the DASH family are equipped to thrive.
Each November, Antioch Fort Worth partners with Prison Fellowship's Angel Tree Christmas™ to equip churches in restoring and strengthening relationships between incarcerated parents and their children and families. Every Christmas, Angel Tree mobilizes local churches and organizations to minister to hundreds of thousands of children by delivering a gift, the Gospel message, and a personal message of love on behalf of their incarcerated parent.
Adult language and literacy education is a key human service needed for any newcomer to the area. With English skills, immigrants can be more effective parents, participating in their children's education and social development. These skills also enable immigrants to actively contribute to the vibrancy of our communities. Launching on September 13, 2024, we will start a program called English Corner. We are aligning with the existing ESL program to create a space for participants to practice speaking English. We will pair them with language partners—native English speakers—with the purpose of providing one-on-one interaction opportunities.
