Seeking God’s wisdom and revelation is the core of Grace Assembly of God. Located on the far-east edge of Dallas in Mesquite Texas this church is part of the Assemblies of God fellowship. This global fellowship boasts 60 million adherents worldwide. Grace Assembly of God shares the Assemblies of God’s mission. They evangelize the lost worship God disciple believers and show compassion. They believe in the inspiration of the Scriptures and the Trinity. They hold to the deity of Jesus Christ his human and divine nature. The church practices water baptism and communion. It emphasizes the Great Commission. They believe in the importance of the baptism in the Holy Spirit. This experience is distinct from the new birth. Grace Assembly of God believes in divine healing the resurrection and the second coming of Christ. They await a final judgment and the promise of new heavens and a new earth. Their beliefs encompass salvation sanctification and the role of the church. Grace Assembly of God’s vision aligns with God’s vision. It focuses on knowing God finding freedom discovering purpose and making a difference. The church embodies the belief that God’s purpose is to seek and save the lost. It is to be worshipped by man to build a body of believers and to demonstrate love and compassion. The church strives to be an agency of God for evangelizing the world. It aims to be a place of worship a channel of God’s purpose and a community demonstrating love. Grace Assembly of God actively encourages the baptism in the Holy Spirit believing it enhances evangelism worship and service. The church provides a divinely called and scripturally ordained ministry. This ministry leads the church in evangelism worship building saints and meeting human needs. They have a deep rooted faith and belief in the scriptures the trinity and the significance of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice for humanity. Grace Assembly of God in Dallas is more than just a building. It is a vibrant community dedicated to spiritual growth service and making a difference in the world.
Harrison Cemetery Plaque
Is it possible for a place to hold so much history in just one acre? You might not think so,