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Dallas Universal Life Church, Inc.

Dallas, TX

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6646 E Lovers Ln Apt 909Dallas, TX 75214

Gathering: Sunday 3:00 PM (Sunday Worship)

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Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday3:00 PM · Sunday Worship

About

Summary

Dallas Universal Life Church is a Christian-based congregation in Dallas, Texas, led by Bishop Mark. The church emphasizes love, acceptance, and inclusion, offering Sunday services at 3:00 PM and a post-service discussion called the Round Table [Review 1]. It is known for its compassionate outreach and welcoming environment for all individuals [yourdallas.church].

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Dallas Universal Life Church (DULC) is a Christian-based congregation in Dallas, Texas, founded in 2016 by Bishop Mark. The church is rooted in the belief that all paths lead to God and is committed to fostering a radically inclusive community where everyone is accepted and valued [yourdallas.church]. Services are held every Sunday at 3:00 PM, followed by a discussion session called the Round Table, where attendees can engage further with the sermon [yourdallas.church/plan-a-visit].

The church offers a variety of programs and ministries, including prayer requests, online streaming of services through DULC-TV Network, and a partnership with The ZUE Radio for live and on-demand content [yourdallas.church]. Bishop Mark, the founder and spiritual leader, is known for his compassionate and relatable preaching style, as well as his long-standing advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community [yourdallas.church/bishop-mark].

Dallas Universal Life Church is also involved in community outreach, such as the Walk to End Alzheimer’s and the Gavin Myers Center for community resource and spiritual wellness [yourdallas.church]. The church’s facilities are located at 6646 E Lovers Ln Apt 909, Dallas, TX 75214, and visitors are encouraged to dress comfortably and bring questions [yourdallas.church/plan-a-visit].

Newcomers are warmly welcomed, with many noting the church’s non-judgmental and supportive atmosphere [Review 1]. The church also maintains an active presence on social media and YouTube, where weekly content is uploaded to help members grow in their faith [yourdallas.church].

From Faith Near Me

Dallas Universal Life Church in Dallas, TX, offers a welcoming and inclusive environment rooted in Christian values. Led by Bishop Mark, the congregation emphasizes compassion and acceptance, with Sunday services at 3:00 PM followed by a reflective Round Table discussion. Visitors can expect a non-judgmental atmosphere and opportunities to engage deeply with the community.

Pros

  • Clear Sunday service times at 3:00 PM with a post-service discussion session.
  • Welcoming environment for newcomers, emphasizing love and acceptance.
  • Inclusive community with advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community.
  • Community outreach initiatives like the Walk to End Alzheimer’s and the Gavin Myers Center.
  • Online streaming of services via DULC-TV Network and YouTube.
  • Facilities located at a specific address with guidance for comfortable attire.

Reviews from around the web

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  • James Baggett10 months ago

    I have never felt more accepted than I do at this church. From the very beginning pastor Mark made me feel welcome. There is even a sit down at the end of every service called the Round Table where we discuss the sermon further. He is very knowledgeable and I have never once felt judged. I have known him for almost ten years and he is my go to whenever I need life advice and guidance. I am very grateful for my time spent here at Dallas Universal Life Church.

  • Onyx Hart (Rarebear)5 years ago

    Bishop Mark is absolutely AMAZING!. He know God's word and preaches it in a comprehensive, passionate, compassionate and relatable way. Great congregation, awesome fellowship as well as YouTube videos made and uploaded weekly. Take the opportunity and search Dallas Universal Life Church on YouTube, and follow our church family as we continue to learn to be better humans, more connected children of God, and as we say here "men and women for other's!. Antique Alii and may the Lord bless you and keep you!.

  • Viles Baggett2 years ago

    I've known Mark for almost a decade. Without being horribly blunt the lessons God gave me through my time knowing Mark were life-changing challenging soul searching times of my youth. When you ask for somthing in life and you hear works in mysterious ways or be careful what you wish for applied for me. I was lost. I saw light in Mark I thought I needed to return as gratitude for what I thought was a turning point in my life. And it was. Just not in any aspect the way I thought it would be. The lessons I learned from him were life changing. The biggest most difficult self searching lessons I've ever made it though alive to this day almost 8years later they became carved into my being and molded how I saw the world and how I navigated my own choices and the level of self sacrifice and what I was capable of and could survive were pushed beyond anything I thought i was capable of. He facilitated the Death and rebirth of my self worth and my will to live or die. I'm forever grateful for putting myself through the pain it took to take what he gave me and turn it into a change for the better. I will not say I like or care for Mark because i doubt anyone who truly knows this man and has a moral compass would be able to either. My survival of the damage he inflicted was in hindsight the biggest lesson I ever learned. But a life lesson that changes you for the good usually comes from something horrible or monstrous. And it was. I am a survivor of Mark. Not a disciple. My growth came from self love and a desire to never be like him. Not a desire to be the same. Evils exist in this world. And without them the light would have nothing to give it weight. Ty but I run from the terrors i lived through during those days. And God help the outcasts seeking any form of self affirmation found behind that apartment door. I was blessed to be one of the ones that got away. Everyone has demons some come dressed in good intuitions. That was several years back. And I have no desire to visit those waters in search of a possible change. I got away I won't go back. 🙏🙏🙏

  • Don E. Herod (Nirobi)10 months ago

    The overall feeling of warmth kindness and sincerity along with him be impressively moved by arch Bishop Manning sermons will have an effect on each individual D H

Services and facilities

Services

  • Prayer Requests
  • Dulc-Tv Network (Live And On-Demand Services)
  • The Zue Radio (Services And Other Content)
  • Walk To End Alzheimer’S
  • Youtube Channel

Facilities

  • 6646 E Lovers Ln Apt 909, Dallas, Tx 75214

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