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Worship with us

We are Telugu speaking congregation gathering to praise & worship our Lord Jesus Christ, listening to the word of God and having fellowship. Everyone are welcome to our Church.

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Events

Every Sunday Telugu service at 3:00 PM
Fellowship: Every 2nd, 3rd & 4th Friday 7:00 PM
Fasting Prayer: Every 1st Saturday 2:00 PM
University ministry: Every 3rd Saturday @ 5:00 PM

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Plan your visit

We are so glad you’re planning to join us at Arise & Shine Fellowship, Dallas. Here’s everything you need to know about your first visit, from parking and Kids’ Ministry to accessibility for guests and what to wear.

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Programs & Events

Sep 01

Sunday Service

03:00 PM

Aug 25

Sunday Service

03:00 PM

Jul 12

Chess & Table Tennis Tournament

05:45 PM

Jul 06

UNT fellowship

07:00 PM

Latest Articles

Discipling Your Kids When the Going Gets Tough

One of my favorite things to do as a young kid was to build one of those model airplane kits. Sometimes it would be a famous airplane from the past. At other times it would be a modern jet fighter, sleek and fast. Either way, the process for building the model airplane was the same: open the box, get out all the pieces, and follow the instructions to put it together. Every time, and I mean every time, my expectation was that my creation would look exactly like the picture on the box, and every time my airplane fell far short of that perfect picture.

What Part Does the Holy Spirit Play in Salvation?

As a kid, I was ecstatic when my dad’s electronics broke because I got to take them apart, piece by piece. My goal was simple: to see how they worked from the inside. Formerly functioning computers turned into a jumbled mess of RAM cards, CD drives, cooling fans, etc. Before I dismantled them, every one of those parts was necessary to form the computer’s “whole.” Each part worked in tandem for the computer to function. If one part is broken, the entire machine fails; mere parts are not enough. And not only that, but every part also has a shared need for power.

Who Is the Holy Spirit?

I have never been good at first impressions. I’m tall, lanky, and—dare I say it—a bit awkward. When I’m not absolutely focused, I also tend to forget people’s names only two sentences after they introduce themselves. Because of these poor habits, I often fall face first into the most dreadful of awkward moments: times when someone says, “Hey, Garrett!” and, in forgetting their name, I can only respond with, “Hey… man!” The person, who I should know, is unknown to me. I may know a little bit about who they are, but I’ve failed to know the most fundamental thing about them: their name!

A Guide to Prayer

Why Should We Pray?

The goal of the Christian life is to become as much like Jesus as possible. Therefore, we pray because Jesus prayed. The Gospels show us that Jesus prayed before, during, and after anything significant happened in his life. Jesus prayed at his baptism (Luke 3:21-22), after tiring ministry days (Luke 5:15-16), before making big decisions (Luke 6:12-13), after feeding 5,000 people (Luke 9:16-19), before teaching about prayer (Luke 11:1), before his arrest (Luke 22:40-44), and before taking his last breath (Luke 23:46). It was part of Jesus’ natural rhythms.

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only begotten Son, that who ever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

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