As Briarwood transitions, it will continue to fulfill its mission. And it is important to take time to give thanks for all the years and memories on the property at 670 Copper Canyon Rd, Argyle, TX 76226. Sunday, April 16 - Worship begins at 3pm Rain or Shine. Bishop Erik Gronberg preaching. Aaron Colwick and...
This will be a hybrid event. Conference deans and assistant deans are invited to join us. Synod Council meeting: 8:45am - 2:00pm. Additional details are being communicated directly to Synod Council members, as well as to Deans and Assistant Deans. MEF Board meeting: 9:00am - 3:00pm. Additional details are being communicated directly to MEF Board...
NT-NL Multicultural Youth will be gathering at Briarwood, July 21-23, for 3 full days of fun, learning, and fellowship! This is an event primarily for youth of color. Congregations whose youth group is made up of a majority of youth of color can register all interested youth, even if they are youth of European decent....
We are planning for this to be a hybrid event, offered both in person* and online. *capped at 35 to be able to safely physically distance, with everyone on site masked when indoors or within 6 feet of another person Click here for a detailed schedule. (as of October 13) Click here for the Monday...
We are praying we are able to be together IN PERSON as a synod on Saturday, September 11, 11am-4pm. We will gather together -- outdoors and masked -- for lunch, worship, rock climbing, zipline, archery, field games, and a frozen treat! A great day for the whole family to enjoy! All ages are welcome. Tentative...
Save the Date! Details emailed from Bishop Gronberg on August 12.
Bibles, bows, bullseyes, and great physically distanced times with NT-NL young adults! If you are interested, please email avery@bwtx.org. Spaces are limited for this FREE event.
How can politics be faithful? Christians in the United States are of many different minds. Sometimes, church can feel hyper-partisan. Other church folk want to disengage from politics. Are there really only two sides to community issues, and do we always have to disagree? How do faith and fear shape our response to the world...