By OBBM Network Editorial Staff

Derived from an episode of Dallas Fort Worth Christian Networking.

In the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, a vibrant community of Christians is coming together to support one another in their business and personal endeavors. The Dallas Fort Worth Christian Networking group, which has been meeting for 19 years, provides a platform for like-minded individuals to connect, share their experiences, and grow in their faith. With a diverse range of members, from entrepreneurs to non-profit leaders, the group is a testament to the power of community and the importance of living out one’s values in the workplace.

Community and Faith

Hosted by Steve Hendry and Lyle Leads, the group’s meetings feature a range of activities, including introductions, testimonials, and discussions on topics such as business, faith, and community. Members are encouraged to share their stories, ask for advice, and offer support to one another. As Roslyn Reese, a new member, shared, ‘I’m trying to be intentional about getting my tutoring business going. I’m an associate therapist, and I want to help children and children of all ages up to 80, 90, 100 learn how to read.’

Support and Encouragement

The group’s focus on support and encouragement is evident in the way members interact with one another. As Downey Craig noted, ‘When you have a family, when you have a business, you’ve got to set boundaries.’ This emphasis on setting boundaries and prioritizing one’s values is a common theme throughout the group’s discussions. As Jessica Brian, founder of the non-profit organization Humber Free Philippines, shared, ‘Our non-profit is feeding the hungry in the Philippines, restoring hope to them. I’m very passionate about people who are experiencing hunger, and we’re on the other side to where we feed them.’

Personal and Professional Growth

The Dallas Fort Worth Christian Networking group is not just a social gathering; it’s also a platform for personal and professional growth. Members are encouraged to share their expertise, ask for advice, and learn from one another. As Mike, owner of Care Patrol of Northeast Dallas, noted, ‘I help families find assisted living, independently, in their care, hospice, or in-home care. I have a small group of four people, and we all love each other, which is amazing.’ The group’s emphasis on community, faith, and support has created a unique and vibrant network of like-minded individuals who are making a positive impact in their community.

In conclusion, the Dallas Fort Worth Christian Networking group is a shining example of the power of community and faith in action. By providing a platform for like-minded individuals to connect, share their experiences, and grow in their faith, the group is making a lasting impact in the lives of its members and the wider community. As the group’s host, Steve Hendry and Lyle Leads, would say, the group is ‘all for the Lord,’ and it’s clear that this focus on faith and community is what sets the group apart.

The full episode of Dallas Fort Worth Christian Networking is available on OBBM Network TV.