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Eternity Community Church

Frisco, TX

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12550 Independence PkwyFrisco, TX 75035

Gathering: Sunday 9:30 AM - 10:15 AM (Sunday School)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday9:30 AM - 10:15 AM · Sunday School
  • Sunday10:45 AM · Worship Service
  • Tuesday6:30 PM · Bible Study

About

Summary

Eternity Community Church is a non-denominational Christian congregation located in Frisco, Texas. Founded in 1993 by Apostle Kenneth Diggs, the church emphasizes worship, community, and spiritual growth. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and diverse ministries, Eternity Community Church offers Sunday services at 10:45 AM and Bible study on Tuesdays at 6:30 PM. Read our story.

Details

Eternity Community Church, founded in 1993 by Apostle Kenneth Diggs, is a non-denominational Christian congregation based in Frisco, Texas. The church was established with a vision to create a welcoming and spiritually enriching environment for all who enter. The church's mission is rooted in the belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that salvation is found through faith in Him. The church emphasizes the importance of community, spiritual growth, and outreach.

The church offers Sunday worship services at 10:45 AM, with Sunday School beginning at 9:30 AM. Bible study is held every Tuesday at 6:30 PM. The church also provides a variety of ministries, including youth programs, women's and men's ministries, and community outreach initiatives. These ministries are designed to support and engage members of all ages and backgrounds.

Eternity Community Church is known for its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. Visitors often describe the church as a place where they feel at home and are made to feel like part of a family. The church's leadership, including Apostle Kenneth Diggs and his wife, Matzy Diggs, are described as Godly, loving, and caring. The church's facilities include a sanctuary, classrooms, and spaces for small group meetings and community events.

The church encourages visitors to connect with the community through various programs and events. These include small groups, Life Groups, and special events such as church picnics. The church also offers online services for those who cannot attend in person. For more information or to get involved, visitors are encouraged to fill out a Connect Card or reach out to the church office.

Read our story for more details about the church's history and mission.

From Faith Near Me

Eternity Community Church in Frisco, TX, offers a welcoming environment centered on worship, community, and spiritual growth. Founded in 1993, the church emphasizes inclusivity with ministries for all ages and backgrounds. First-time visitors may notice the structured Sunday services at 10:45 AM and active community engagement through events like church picnics.

Pros

  • Clear Sunday service times at 10:45 AM with Sunday School at 9:30 AM
  • Diverse ministries including youth, women’s, and men’s programs
  • Welcoming atmosphere with community outreach initiatives
  • Online services available for remote participation
  • Facilities include restrooms, classrooms, and small group spaces

Cons

  • Event recurrence is occasional (e.g., church picnics)
  • Accessibility details not explicitly detailed on the website

Reviews from around the web

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  • Janet Carter9 years ago

    A warm inviting non denominational church who welcomes any and everyone to come freely worship

  • Sabrina Turner9 years ago

    If you're looking to hear the word this is the perfect place to go. Everyone is extremely welcoming friendly and has Smile ready to share. The pastor and the bishop are more than willing to extend a listening ear or to give a word of advice, and you can rest assured that you will only get what God gives them to give to you.

  • Reese Turner8 years ago

    So I live in North Carolina, I come down to Texas to do work for the summer to support my family. I’m working in the neighborhood right beside this church and it is about 12 o’clock at this point in time. I go through 40 houses of no one being home because I sell door-to-door services, and I find myself really needing to use the restroom very very badly so I look around for a guaranteed spot best be willing to let me use the restroom. I look across the street and there’s a middle school which probably isn’t the best place for an adult to use the restroom, So the only other place is in church. I go it’s up at church and asked the first person I see in our use the restroom that is very very urgent as I’m about to poop my pants, she says yes and rest before the restroom. Go in and start handling my business and the pastor that runs the church literally walks in and starts questioning me on why I am there. I tell him Sir I am just in dire need of using the restroom a lot to go in my pants. He goes on a rant basically making me feel unwelcome to use the restroom because I’m not a church member. I’m already midway through doing my business at this time and he finally walks out so I can finish. About three minutes later I’m washing my hands getting ready to leave the location and he walks in he goes on a rant basically making me feel unwelcome use the restroom because I’m not a church member. I’m already midway through with my business at this time and he finally walks out so I can finish. About three minutes later I’m washing my hands getting ready to leave the location and it was in again again to see if I’m almost finished. I thought at this point maybe he just really needed to go himself or something, but he followed me out and walk back to his office so that’s not the case. I’m not sure what is so crazy about letting someone use the restroom at your church. I was going to leave a very positive review Until he made it clear I wasn’t welcome there. I’m not sure if it was because I’m white, or what but this was very unprofessional as I Was very polite, I asked someone to use it before hand, and after handling my business I immediately left, it’s not like I was stealing from the church or something crazy.

  • Erica Pinckney6 years ago

    Eternity Community Church is awesome. Bishop and Pastor Diggs are very Godly, loving, kind and caring. You feel the spirit of God soon as you walk through the doors.

  • Umberto Taylor3 years ago

    I went to the church picnic this weekend and it was a friendly welcome even though I'm not a member of the church I truly enjoyed the event

  • Charlie Mixon2 years ago

    Had am woulderful time . And enjoyed Church so much. Thank you for the invite.

  • Gary Rogers8 years ago

    I like the pastor and wife, Loved the church and church people, I enjoy myself every time I go.

  • Kathryn Mommabear6 years ago

    I enjoy attending this church getting to know the church community the congregation seems very nice

  • Ashly Campbell8 years ago

    My family and I really enjoyed ourselves! Felt at home and the worship was amazing!

  • Valerie Davis8 years ago

    The Holy Spirit fills thats place with Love and Peace. And you are made to feel like Family

  • D'Andra James11 months ago

    Beautiful inside and out

  • Lexie Jackson8 years ago

    I Love this church there's healing here

  • Doug Doerhoff9 years ago

    Has a poke stop. Nice little church.

  • vett griffin7 years ago

    Went to visit we enjpyed the service

  • EDGAR Woods9 years ago

    A place where God is

  • Curtis Jackson9 years ago

    OUTSTANDING

  • Metra Alexander9 years ago

    MY FAMILY!!!

Services and facilities

Services

  • Youth Ministry
  • Women'S Ministry
  • Men'S Ministry
  • Bible Study
  • Life Groups
  • Community Outreach

Facilities

  • Sanctuary
  • Classrooms
  • Small Group Meeting Spaces
  • Restrooms
  • Pokestop

Events and programs

  • Church Picnic

    Occasional

    A friendly and welcoming event for all members and visitors.

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