Has anyone here ever felt a bit lost, like a ship adrift? That’s how the founders of NorthWood Church in Keller, Texas, must have felt back in the early days. See, this church wasn’t always this bustling hub of faith. NorthWood Church began its life in 1992, a fledgling congregation with a vision much bigger than its walls. Pastor Bob Roberts had a dream, not just to grow a church, but to plant the seeds of faith far and wide, to “church the area,” as they say. You see, NorthWood Church isn’t your typical church. They saw a world hungry for connection, for purpose, and they knew traditional methods wouldn’t cut it. Their answer? Empower their members to be the church, not just within the four walls, but out in the world, in their workplaces, their communities. They call it “living the gospel on the grid of society.” It’s about finding what you’re good at, what you’re passionate about, and using that to serve others. And it’s working. From those humble beginnings in 1992, NorthWood has blossomed, giving rise to over 300 churches across the globe. They call it the GlocalNet network, a testament to their belief in thinking globally and acting locally. NorthWood Church is more than just a building; it’s an inspiring example of faith in action.
Harrison Cemetery Plaque
Is it possible for a place to hold so much history in just one acre? You might not think so,