Events
The Jesus Shaped Way Training Weekend
Jesus came to show us how to live our lives to the fullest and then called us to follow his Way. Join us as teacher and author Bob Rognlien draws on history, archaeology, and culture to illuminate the six most important aspects of Jesus’ Way and introduces practical tools that help us put each of these steps into practice every day.
FREE registration is required. Registration includes snacks on Friday, lunch on Saturday, and a copy of Bob's book.
2026 Swing for the Cliff
Cliff Temple's youth group is hosting a golf tournament on Monday, April 13, 2026, to raise funds for its 2026 summer mission trip to Kansas City, Missouri.
April 13, 2026 Schedule of Events
11:30 a.m. burger buffet lunch
1:30 p.m. shotgun start
Awards ceremony after tournament
Golfers and Sponsors
Sign up to play in the tournament or provide a sponsorship by clicking the "Register" button below.
Day of Delight
We’ve booked Mount Lebanon for an all-church Day of Delight where we’ll have the opportunity to spend a day centered on the Belong Pathway.
Registration & Meal Fees
Adult: $25 per person
Youth 6th-12th grade staying overnight: $40 per person
Child 11 to 18 years (no overnight stay): $25 per person
Child 10 years and under: free but must still register
Sign Up Deadline
Register and pay by Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Fees are non-refundable
Please Bring
A food or snack from your or your ancestors' country or region of origin for Heritage Food Time at 4:00 p.m.
Board games
Saturday Schedule
9:00 a.m. Arrival/Welcome; Coffee/Water (Texas Hall)
9:00 a.m. SHARE PATHWAY
Organized Chaos Icebreaker around tables/rooms (Texas Hall)
9:30-10:00 a.m. ABIDE PATHWAY
Worship with Jeremy McCasland
10:00 a.m. Group Picture in Texas Hall
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Challenge Course Options (2 Elements- waiver required for these)
10:00 a.m. LISTEN PATHWAY
First of three listening walks (only 12 at a time in each group) to Inspiration Point
10:00-11:30 a.m. Children’s families planned activities in DBU House (kids and their parents)
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Lunch (Dining Hall)
12:30 p.m. 2nd listening walk (only 12 at a time) to Revelation Point
12:30-2:30 p.m. SERVE PATHWAY options in Texas Hall
Write cards to clients at MOC
Music and Arts-encourage people to bring instruments to play for others in shared space or live music if they choose to sing there (Texas Hall), DBU House (reserved for families or adults for quiet space), art project
12:30-4:00 p.m. Choose your indoor and outdoor adventures. Spend time with old and new friends!
Unscheduled Play Outdoors: Playground (PG), Rec Field 3 (RF3), Beach Volleyball (BV), DBU House (DBU)
Gaga Ball - PG
Human Foosball - PG
9 Square
Kick Ball - RF3
Volleyball - BV
Soccer - RF3
Basketball – across from playground
Hike on your own throughout camp
Unscheduled Play Indoors: (Texas Hall)
Board games
Dominos
42
Taco Goat Cheese Pizza
Snake Oil
Backgammon
Dutch Blitz
Scheduled Outdoor and Indoor Play:
1:00 p.m. Kickball (organized game; field near basketball court)
1:00 p.m. Dominoes Tournament (Texas Hall)
1:00-2:00 p.m. Hayride (meet in front of Texas Hall; 40 person capacity)
1:30 p.m. Intergenerational Team Cornhole Tournament (Texas Hall)
2:00 p.m. Human Foosball (organized game; playground area)
2:00 p.m. Volleyball (organized game/tournament; beach volleyball area)
2:00 p.m. 3rd and final listening walk around the camp
2:00 p.m. Soccer (organized game/tournament; Rec Field 3)
3:00 p.m. Heritage Food Time (Texas Hall)
Bring a dish or snack from your country or region of origin, or from your ancestor’s place of origin
4:00 p.m. Dismissal
Youth Mission Trip to Kansas City
Ready to make an impact? Help local organizations improve lives
in the community!
Cost: $300
Deposit: $50 (limited spots – save yours today!)
March Elective Course: Feasting on Hope
Led by Kathleen Durham, with Hannah King
Through exploring the Christian practice of Communion, author Hannah King’s new book, Feasting on Hope, shows how shared meals and sacred rituals can transform grief into gospel hope and renewal. King will preach on Sunday, March 8. (Spiritual Pathways: Belong/Share/Abide)
March Elective Course: A New Life
Led by Pastoral Staff
A course designed for new Christians or Christians who want to go back and cover the essentials of the faith. Expect interactive learning sessions, opportunities for reflection, and tools to help your faith grow. (Spiritual Pathways: Listen/Share/Belong/Serve/Abide)
Intergenerational Story Suppers
Want to share a meal with an intergenerational group? We’re creating space for kids, youth, and adults to connect their personal stories to God’s big story. The same groups will meet four times during the year to share memories and stories as a way of learning to share their faith. Launch date: Sunday, February 22. There are options for mid-day or evening meals.
January Art Night: Printmaking
Join our Artist-in-Residence Chris Bingham as we learn to create individual prints, from design to finished product.
Christmas Day Community Lunch
Sign up to cook (6:00-11:00 a.m.), serve and eat (11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) and/or clean (12:30-1:00 p.m.) Desserts can be brought to the kitchen on Sunday, December 21, or before or after the Christmas Eve service.
Carols and Cake - benefitting Mission Oak Cliff
Benefitting Mission Oak Cliff
Music * Cake, Punch, and Coffee * Helping Our Neighbors
Tickets $50 donation per person
Artist Reception - Young Artists
Join us as we celebrate and honor the work of our young artists from Cliff Temple and the Child Development Center.
Hanging of the Green
Hanging of the Green marks the turning of our hearts from Advent toward Christmas as we transform our sanctuary with evergreens, wreaths, and light—signs of the everlasting life we have in Christ. Because it’s the third Sunday of Advent, we’ll light the rose-colored candle, sing beloved carols, and hear Scripture that points us to Jesus. Bring a neighbor, bring your whole household, and bring your sense of wonder. This is an intergenerational, family-friendly gathering where every voice helps tell the story.
Coffee Chats for Parents
Join us for a series of coffee chats led by Licensed Professional Counselor Lizzy Brown of Honeysuckle Child and Family Counseling as we explore and discuss healthy rhythms of parenting.
Rhythms of Love - October 10
Rhythms of Discipline - November 12
Rhythms of Play - December 14
NeighborFest
An art and fair trade market with family activities, music, and food. Let’s kick off the holiday season with a giant celebration for the whole community!
Midweek Reset: Dinner Out
Small group dinners for adults at local restaurants with extended childcare available for families.
Coffee Chats for Parents
Join us for a series of coffee chats led by Licensed Professional Counselor Lizzy Brown of Honeysuckle Child and Family Counseling as we explore and discuss healthy rhythms of parenting.
Rhythms of Love - October 10
Rhythms of Discipline - November 12
Rhythms of Play - December 14
Midweek Reset: Dinner Out
Small group dinners for adults at local restaurants with extended childcare available for families.
Midweek Reset: Dinner Out
Small group dinners for adults at local restaurants with extended childcare available for families.
November Elective Course: Enslaved to the God Who Sets Slaves Free: Jesus' New Exodus
Teacher: Jonathan Hunnicutt
Roll up your sleeves and discover how the Exodus and the prophesies of New Exodus unlock the coherence of Jesus’ ministry, teaching, death, and resurrection.
October Art Night - Third Annual Bob Ross Night
It's the Third Annual Bob Ross Night! Join us as we channel our inner Bob to create a lovely landscape with Artist-in-Residence Chris Bingham.
Wigs are optional.
Thursday, October 16
6:00-8:00
Roberts Studio
$5
Coffee Chats for Parents
Join us for a series of coffee chats led by Licensed Professional Counselor Lizzy Brown of Honeysuckle Child and Family Counseling as we explore and discuss healthy rhythms of parenting.
Rhythms of Love - October 10
Rhythms of Discipline - November 12
Rhythms of Play - December 14
October Elective Course: Jonah and the Story of the Obedient Whale
Teacher: Marlon Ríos
This course dives into the Book of Jonah to uncover its profound lessons on the challenges and blessings of following God. Participants will engage in activities to better understand how to navigate their own callings with faith and courage.
October Elective Course: A New Life
Teachers: Pastoral Staff
A course designed for new Christians or Christians who want to go back and cover the essentials of the faith. Expect interactive learning sessions, opportunities for reflection, and tools to help your faith grow.
Midweek Reset: The Marriage Course
The Marriage Course is a 7-week experience designed to strengthen romantic relationships, whether couples are newly together or have been married for years. Developed by Nicky and Sila Lee at Holy Trinity Brompton in London, the course offers tools to enhance communication, resolve conflict, and build intimacy. The course is accessible to all couples, regardless of their background or faith, and emphasizes private conversations and reflection at tables set for two. Registration ($55 per couple) includes dinner and extended childcare.