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134 W 10th StDallas, TX 75208Gathering: Sunday 9:45 a.m. (Classes for All Ages)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Sunday9:45 a.m. · Classes for All Ages
- Sunday11:00 a.m. · Worship Services
- Monday9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers Prep
- Monday12:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers Serving
- Tuesday10:00 a.m. · Tuesday Bible Study
- Tuesday9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers Prep
- Tuesday12:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers Serving
- Wednesday10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. · Game Day
- Wednesday6:00 - 8:00 p.m. · Young Adult Group
- Wednesday9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers Prep
- Wednesday12:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers Serving
- Thursday9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. · Open Art Gatherings
- Thursday9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers Prep
- Thursday12:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers Serving
- Friday9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. · Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers
About
Summary
Cliff Temple Baptist Church is a historic Dallas congregation founded in 1898, rooted in the Baptist tradition. Located at 134 W 10th Street, Dallas, it offers Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. in English and Spanish, midweek activities like Bible studies and youth groups, and community outreach through Mission Oak Cliff. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and multigenerational community, it has been a cornerstone of Oak Cliff for over a century About.
Details
Cliff Temple Baptist Church has served the Oak Cliff community since 1898, founded on the belief in 'Jesus Only' and committed to local missionary work. The church offers Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. in English (Sanctuary) and Spanish (Fellowship Hall), with classes for all ages starting at 9:45 a.m. This Week at Cliff Temple. Midweek activities include Bible studies, youth groups, and volunteer opportunities through Mission Oak Cliff, which engages the community in service projects Connect. The church emphasizes a welcoming environment, with visitors noting vibrant ministries for families, college students, and young adults Review 1. With a focus on authenticity, community, and resilience, Cliff Temple fosters a multigenerational family atmosphere where members are encouraged to serve locally and globally About.
From Faith Near Me
Cliff Temple Baptist Church, a historic Dallas congregation founded in 1898, offers a welcoming multigenerational community in Oak Cliff. Visitors may notice bilingual Sunday services (English and Spanish), active midweek ministries, and a focus on community outreach through Mission Oak Cliff. The church emphasizes inclusivity and resilience, reflecting over a century of service to the area.
Pros
- Historic congregation founded in 1898, rooted in Baptist tradition with a focus on community resilience.
- Bilingual Sunday services (English and Spanish) with classes for all ages starting at 9:45 a.m.
- Multigenerational ministries including kids choir, youth groups, college/young adult outreach, and family-focused initiatives.
- Active community engagement through Mission Oak Cliff, offering volunteer opportunities for local service projects.
- Midweek activities such as Bible studies, youth groups, and game nights fostering connections across ages.
- Welcoming atmosphere described by visitors as vibrant and supportive for families and individuals.
Cons
- A few visitors have reported feeling unwelcoming interactions upon arrival, based on anecdotal feedback.
- Parking lot incidents reported, including one instance of a hostile encounter regarding vehicle placement.
- Limited detailed guidance for newcomers on website or service experience expectations.
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Riverside Riverside Educationa year ago
Great church for families to go together! They have kids choir, college students fellowship, young adults meetings, etc. There's a Sunday school class called "Global Initiative". This is a very vibrant and beautiful place you can call your home church.
- Paula Dodd Barnes2 years ago
An Oak Cliff historic congregation. Many generations raised here, married her and funerals to say goodbye. Blessed among churches.
- Lawrence Cole4 years ago
Nice friendly people. Bible based and Christ centered. Beautiful church sanctuary.
- Shawna Bogan3 years ago
Sound was very God for the concert that play in there the space and shape of autonomy magnificent for it I believe.
- Jno Wadle7 years ago
I attended the 'Taste of Oak Cliff ' event at Cliff Temple Baptist Church. What a great time! Super selections of food, food, food! (I had BBQ, fried okra, iced tea, dessert). There was a great variety of good old school music, lots of friendly people and things to do! I hope to be able to attend again!!
- Billy Mettlen6 years ago
I have never felt as out of place as i did at this church. I attended last Sunday for the first-time. EVERYONE I tried to introduce myself to acted as if they were late for something. I lasted for about 15 minutes then left. God knows Im a good guy. I don't need a stuck up church to get me closer to Jesus.
- Enrika Smith5 years ago
This place is full of GOD's love. Happy souls bring peace to all who enter the place. Dr. Brent McDougal, he's a very humble Pastor. My family and I love him. Great Youth Pastor: Kenny. Marsha always has a smile and she's a kind person who loves to pray for you. Oh yeah, enchanting Chore. Visit and or join this church its milk and honey for your spiritual journey. Becoming members changed our lives.
- Yarumi Peralta4 years ago
This afternoon I was running an errand with a friend, which took us no more than 10 minutes. There was a big parking lot so we parked there because there is no signs that say you can't park there. As we were about to get into our cars a couple in a gray truck approached us. The lady in the truck started yelling at us telling us we needed to move. If she had asked politely for us to move we would of complied right away but her tone and demeanor were very hostile. Then they circled the church parking lot and within seconds they were back and this time the lady was even more hostile. She started yelling at us again and saying if we hadn't understood instructions and if we thought she didn't have authority to tell us to move and that she was going to call the cops. We were in shock especially because they were blocking our cars with their truck. When they finally moved and as we were leaving I was shocked to see them pull out a key and open the church. I don't know if it's ok for them to represent the church like that. I will definetly never attend this church because these people showed no love for others especially since we were not doing anything wrong or causing any harm to the parking lot. We definetly did not deserve their attitude towards us
- Michi X1love9 years ago
My Grandmother Ann Deck and Uncle Darrell Deck both attended there.My grandma passed in 92' and my uncle..Her son Darrell still remained active as a member and worked with The Well community. My uncle had a stroke so he has not been in a year but we know the friend's that know him well are praying for his Full recovery. Worship is outstanding.
- Mary “Linda” BELL3 years ago
I travel 30 miles to and 30 back to CT 2-4 times a week. Can’t find another church close to me that is anywhere near to what Cliff Temple does for God, the church and the community. Their love of God and the people there can only be defined with the Holy Spirit in charge.
Services and facilities
Services
- Vacation Bible School
- Mission Oak Cliff Volunteers
- Bible Study
- Youth Group
- College And Young Adults Ministry
- Adult Discipleship
- Kids Choir
- Global Initiative
Facilities
- Sanctuary
- Fellowship Hall
- Roberts Studio
- Child Development Center
- Parking Lot
Events and programs
Vacation Bible School
Annual
August 3, 2026 – August 6, 2026
Connect
- Contact page
- Open contact page