In a world of darkness, it is wonderful to see a light. Not just any light, but a burning and shining light. It is the kind of light that does not go out. There are some temporary lights that will not last because of the lack of resources. You can receive light from a reflector, but it is not the true light! The burning and shining light must have an unlimited SOURCE! The Church is one of the shining and burning lights in the world that will never go out. The other light is the WITNESS of Christ. Jesus gave the Church the witness and declared that the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. We have chosen Grace from Heaven Baptist Church of Dallas, TX 75241 to be The Church on the Hill. First of all, Grace from Heaven has a spirit-filled worship service, where everyone can feel welcome. The members are very friendly and not afraid to show the love that they have for the Lord. They are small in number; I like to call them "a Little People with a Big Voice". They are led to the throne of Grace by the leadership of pastor Franklin Mitchell, Sr. He is a powerful speaker and an excellent teacher filled with the Spirit of God. This is a PRAYING, a PREACHING, and a WITNESSING Church. You can see this church at work. Pastor Mitchell believes that Jesus ministered to the Whole Man, and the church should meet the needs of the people as they are presented. It is this approach of ministering to the Whole Man to meet his spiritual, physical, and psychological needs that encompass the VISION that the Lord has given him and this church. With ministries that evangelize and win the lost to Christ, You can enhance your spiritual growth by attending bible study on Thursday, this church is accessible. Believe me when I say that this church is on fire for the Lord! Congratulations! Grace from Heaven Baptist Church. Keep up the good work! Please visit this church SOON!

"I am glad to be a proud member of a Faithful Church."

                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Rev. Tommy Dyer

                                                                                                                                                                                                                  thunder the baptist