Outreach Opportunities
Local and Global Partnerships
Local and Global Partnerships are Fellowship’s community outreach and missions ministries, respectively. We chose “partnerships” because it best describes our vision for mutually-beneficial relationships. The term “outreach” is often perceived as a one-way transaction---a person of means helping a person in need. As followers of Jesus Christ, however, we want to consistently engage in partnerships or give-and-take relationships. We have an abundance to offer and humbly recognize our own need for others. This can be seen in our relationship with God. He gives us forgiveness, salvation, freedom, education, wealth, etc. in order for us to contribute toward the advancement of His kingdom.
Find Local and Global outreach opportunities below. Join a Short Term Mission Team, or Partner with a Missionary (at home, or abroad).
Come Join Us!
Opportunities Listed Below
REP Volunteers, Gilbert & Velma Lopez
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The Refugee Empowerment Pathway (REP) is geared up for a summer full of volunteer opportunities! On May 22nd, the Fellowship Empowerment Center opened and hundreds of FBCD members had the opportunity to hear about the REP program and how they can get involved. Now is your chance to learn more about how you can get involved.
Come by and say hello, we would love to answer any and all questions you might have.
Every Week
Friday Night Tutoring
If you are a U.S. citizen, you are perfect for this role. No tutoring experience required. Tutors are responsible for going through "cultural training" materials provided by the REP School teachers. Subjects include; Time Management, Communication, Workplace Environment, etc. Tutoring is held every Friday night in room 202 at Fellowship Bible Church Dallas from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Email for more information.
Saturday Morning Tutoring
Every saturday from 10:30 am - 12:00 pm at the Fellowship Empowerment Center (map)
Saturday REP School
Every Saturday morning from 9:00 am - 10:30 am at the Fellowship Empowerment Center (map). Come by to meet some of our students or current teachers and check out the classroom environment.
Sunday REP School
Every Sunday morning from 9:00 am - 10:30 am at the Fellowship Empowerment Center (map).
For more information, contact Ryan Schwanke at or 972-852-4130.
No Hungry Child
"Demonstrating the love of Christ by eliminating hunger among school aged children and students in the Vickery Meadow community."
No Hungry Child (NHC) is a Fellowship Dallas based initiative in which we: 1) mobilize families, service groups, community groups and individuals alike to eradicate hunger among school aged children and students in our immediate neighborhood, Vickery Meadows and 2) connect families with families for the sake of empowerment, prayer and sharing the Gospel.
It is our beliefe that God has called us to be a people of blesing and participate in the Great Commission. Since we are located in one of the most culturally diverse, yet underprivileged neighborhoods in Dallas, we are seeking to live out this calling by providing a very basic need.
Fellowship's families, service groups, community groups and individuals will deliver "Blessing Boxes" to preselected families. The boxes will be comprised of 2 full meals needing to be prepared, and various other supplementary food items. At week's end, families and staff members will deliver their boxes to their assigned families.
If you would like to Adopt a Vickey Meadow Family or Fill a Blessing Box, click here.
Interested in becoming an online missionary? Click the link below to find more information on how to get started!
Food Pantry
Connect with people at a point of need by providing food, resources, and a listening ear to those who visit the food pantry.
Our pantry provides food and encouragement for free or discount. Food pantry is open Mondays and Thursdays ONLY from 9 to 11 am. Contact Tony Harding at to participate.
Kids-on-the-Go
A neighborhood block-party initiative designed to help families live out God’s mission in their very own front yard! The block-party allows a family to build relationships with other families in their neighborhood in a non-threatening environment. The goal of establishing relationships is to bless the community and demonstrate the brilliant light of God’s love and grace to others. Fellowship families host the block-parties on Sunday mornings from 10:30 to 12:15 in their front yard. The block-party consists of a petting zoo, bounce house, arts/crafts, face painting, snow-cones, nachos, sports and a family life skit. A team of volunteers from Fellowship partner with the host family to implement this missional initiative!
For more information about hosting a Kids-on-the-Go block-party initiative in your neighborhood or serving on the support team, please contact Seth Watson at or 972-413-5203.
Kids for Kids
The simple loan of six goats to a family for two years transforms the life of a child. Goat’s milk is often the only source of protein, minerals, and vitamins, and the offspring provide a basic livelihood when there is nothing else to sell. Beneficiaries of the Kids for Kids’ Animal Loan Program sign a contract with the village Animal Loan Committee – whose members are chosen by the community and trained in record keeping and animal husbandry - to care for these animals in trust for the whole village. They cannot sell them during the two year loan period and they have to care for them.
The children of Fellowship Dallas have partnered with Kids for Kids to help raise money for goats for the villagers. Please contact Paulette Cooper at or call 214-739-4630 for additional information or to partner with us.
Conrad High School Mentoring
Encourage students once per week during lunch. Contact Ryan Schwanke at find out more.
