Every generation, one church
Equipping children, students, adults, and seniors to serve together on God's mission.
Date
September 9
Time
12:00pm-1:30pm
Location
Antioch Fort Worth Church
5023 Trail Lake Dr, Fort Worth, TX
Free · lunch included
About this gathering
Every generation has a vital role to play in God's mission, yet many churches struggle to move beyond equipping a specific age group or two. Drawing on years of experience in a major university town, Dusty Thompson (Redeemer Church, Lubbock) will explore how leaders can equip children, students, adults, and seniors — and everyone in between — to serve God together. Through practical principles, real-life stories, and discussion, you'll gain ideas for cultivating a church where every generation is actively engaged in ministry.
Plus we'll have lunch and pray together, and you'll have time to get to know other Christian leaders representing multiple veins of God's Church across the Fort Worth area. If you're a "leader" in your church — paid, volunteer, pastor, staff, elder, deacon, board member, or whatever — you're welcome!
Featured Speaker
Dusty Thompson
Redeemer Church · Lubbock, TX
Dusty Thompson has led Redeemer Church in Lubbock since planting it in 2008, pastoring in a city shaped by a major university and its transient, all-ages population. Years of building a congregation that spans a college town's rhythms — students one semester, longtime families the next — shaped his conviction that every generation has to be actively engaged, not just accommodated. He and his wife, Amy, have two sons, Roman and JJ.
Who's invited
Pastors, staff, elders, deacons, and team leaders — paid or volunteer. If you help lead something in your church, you belong here.
Rhythm of the Lunch
Share a meal together
Lunch is on us.Hear from the speaker
Teaching and stories from years of ministry.Guided discussion
Apply the ideas to your own ministry context.Pray together
For one another and our city.
Save your spot
Space is limited so we can keep the room conversational.
Questions? Email Plant Fort Worth