Six ways Cornerstone gathers, serves, and disciples. None of them require a membership — just show up.
Regular gatherings where people come together to worship Jesus, hear testimonies, pray, and build relationships.
Hosted in homes around Rockwall County. A band leads worship, someone shares what God has done in their life, and we pray for whoever needs it — out loud, hands on shoulders. There's always food.
Events designed to bring families together for worship, fellowship, food, and encouragement.
Backyards, string lights, a grill, and kids running between the lawn chairs. Family Nights are where the whole household gets to see that following Jesus is joyful — and that they're not doing it alone.
Outreach opportunities where we serve meals, pray with people, and share the love of Christ with those in need.
We cook, we pack, we go. Tables of hot food, bins of clean clothes and shoes, and church on the grass — worship, a word, and prayer with people by name. A hot meal opens a door, and Jesus walks through it. This is the easiest way to get involved if you've never served before.
Tell us you're in and we'll send you the next date, where to meet, and what to bring.
If you're carrying something you can't put down — addiction, anger, grief, a past that keeps talking — you're not disqualified. You're exactly who this is for. Reach out and we'll connect you privately.
Walking alongside men and women in recovery, helping people find freedom from hurts, habits, and hang-ups through Christ.
Regeneration is Christ-centered recovery — honest, structured, and grace-filled. Cornerstone leaders serve in it and walk with people through it, because many of us have walked that road ourselves.
Saturday morning breakfasts, discipleship opportunities, and small gatherings that help men build strong relationships and grow spiritually.
This is where Cornerstone started, and it's still the engine. Bacon, coffee, the Word, and men telling the truth to each other. Nothing polished — just brothers who show up.
Retreats, cookouts, dinners, and gatherings at homes where believers can encourage one another and grow deeper in their faith.
Some things only happen when you get away for a weekend, or sit at a dinner table until midnight. Retreats and small gatherings are where surface-level turns into real.
Come once. Meet a few people. Everything else follows from there.