Founded in February 2024 the Ekklesia of Dallas stands as a testament to faith. It’s a place where traditional ideologies are challenged. The church embraces the Hebrew names for God and Jesus. They use Yahuah for God Yahusha for Jesus and Ruach Kodesh for the Holy Spirit. This reflects their commitment to the original Hebrew scriptures.
Ekklesia’s belief in salvation is central to their faith. They believe salvation is a gift from Yahuah received through faith in Yahusha. This salvation is offered to all people including Gentiles. The church strongly emphasizes Yahusha’s divinity. They cite scripture to support their belief that Yahusha is fully God and fully human. John 1:1 14 John 10:30 Colossians 2:9 Isaiah 9:6 and Hebrews 1:8 are key verses they use. These verses highlight Yahusha’s divine nature and oneness with the Father.
Ekklesia holds a unique perspective on the identity of Yahuah’s chosen people. They believe the curses in Deuteronomy 28 apply to black people scattered across the globe. This understanding shapes their identity and heritage as the people of Yashar’el. Their mission is to teach the full counsel of scripture. They aim to live in covenant with God rejecting worldly influences. They strive to build a strong community encouraging members to serve support and carry each other’s burdens. They are also actively involved in community outreach and acts of service. Their faith is expressed not only through worship but also through practical actions.
Ekklesia of Dallas is a vibrant community focused on faith scripture and service. It represents a modern expression of faith. It blends tradition with a unique perspective on scripture and identity. The church invites all to join them on their journey of faith. Their dedication to community and service makes them a significant part of Dallas.