Welcome to new
member orientation!
Here is everything you need to know about our new member orientation.
Welcome to new
New member orientation
What I Can Expect To Learn
Our Vision
A vision is a clear, common, compelling picture of God's future for this church as we believe it can and must be — We discuss our mission, core values, and pillars of discipleship.
Governance
It is important for us to be governed in the way that the Bible teaches. We discuss how NDCBF is governed, it's hierarchy structure, how leaders are chosen, decision making and more.
Doctrine
The review and outline of NDCBF's doctrines on various subjects like spiritual gifts, scriptures, Godhead, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit, Salvation, the church and more.
Membership
Knowing the role of a church member is important, as it will establish expectations and guidelines for our attitudes towards our faith, church, family, and God.
Gift Assessment
God has given us all individual gifts so that we may serve as different parts of the body of Christ. Taking the gift assessment allows you to know where you can serve that best glorifies God.
Communications
The church has various ways to communicate and keep everyone connected. You'll learn about how we keep our members updated and how you can get plugged into the NDCBF community.
Ministries & Classes
Learn about the availability of ministries and classes we offer for NDCBF members. The goal of our ministries and classes is to address the spiritual development of each member from childhood to adulthood.
Member Care & Comfort
Find out how our Member Care and Comfort service provides physical, emotional, and spiritual assistance to the congregation.
Clusters
We are a small-big church with members from all throughout the DFW area. We've created clusters for our members to gather together and fellowship within their local communities. Learn how you can get connected into your local cluster.
Why does this matter?
New member orientation in a church matters for several reasons. Firstly, it provides newcomers with a deeper understanding of the church's beliefs, values, and mission. This knowledge helps them align themselves with the community and its spiritual goals. Secondly, orientation often covers practical information such as services, programs, and volunteer opportunities, empowering new members to actively participate and contribute. Additionally, it fosters connections with existing members, creating a sense of belonging and support within the church family. Ultimately, going through orientation enhances one's spiritual journey by equipping them to engage meaningfully in the church's life and purpose.
FAQ
When is New Member Orientation?
New Member Orientation takes place the first Saturday of every other month, 9am-1pm in the youth area. Continental breakfast is served.
How long is New Member Orientation?
New Member Orientation is 4 hours long (9am-1pm). There are breaks throughout the class.
What is the Christian Core Beliefs Doctrine Class?
After going through New Member Orientation, We offer a Christian Core Beliefs (Doctrine) class that covers essential teachings of the Christian faith. The class is taught in-person by ministers James Turner, Kelvin Lane, and Hershel Nisby.
The doctrine classes are a 3 part series class offered after Sunday service for three weeks following New Member Orientation.
The doctrine classes are a 3 part series class offered after Sunday service for three weeks following New Member Orientation.