Sunday gatherings
Three services at Plano, one each at the three other campuses.
About 6,000 people gather with us each weekend, and almost 3,000 of them are in a small group during the week. That second number is the one we actually watch.
Weekend is the front door. These are the rooms behind it.
Three services at Plano, one each at the three other campuses.
Secured check in, background checked volunteers, age split classrooms.
Wednesday nights at 6:30, plus summer camp and fall retreat.
Neighborhood groups of eight to fourteen meeting in homes across four counties.
Grief, marriage, and recovery groups led by trained lay leaders and licensed counselors.
Food pantry, ESL tutoring, and home repair with partner nonprofits.
Northgate met in a rented elementary school for its first six years, and a good part of how we operate still comes from that season. Multiple campuses exist so people do not have to drive forty minutes past three other churches to be part of this one. Teaching is shared live at each campus rather than piped in on video.
“We moved here for work and did not know anyone. Someone from the welcome desk actually followed up and now we host a group on Tuesdays.”
Brian and Kate H., Frisco campus
“My son has a sensory processing disorder and the kids team built a plan for him instead of asking us to sit with him in the back.”
Monica R., parent, Plano
“I came in during the worst year of my life and got put in a grief group with people who had been there. Nobody rushed me to be fine.”
Terrence J., care ministry
About twenty five minutes of music, a thirty five minute message, and announcements, ending around the seventy minute mark. There is no offering plate passed and no moment where guests are asked to stand up. Come as you are, most people are in jeans.
Kids check in opens thirty minutes before each service in the north lobby, and you receive a matching tag that is required to pick your child up. Every volunteer is background checked and there are always two unrelated adults in a room. Infants through grade five have separate spaces.
Weekend attendance alone will not do it, which is why we push small groups hard. Groups of eight to fourteen meet in homes across the metroplex and you can visit two or three before committing. Starting Point, a four week class, runs monthly for people who want a smaller on ramp first.
No. Services, groups, kids ministry, and care groups all cost nothing to attend. Camps and retreats have a fee, and scholarships are available by asking the campus office, no explanation required.
Tell us which campus and service time and someone will meet you at the entrance. Parking teams will wave you into guest parking near the doors.