Welcome

Welcome to the Home page for the Frisco church of Christ in Frisco, Texas. We are a non-denominational group of Christians who follow a basic approach to the Bible, striving to make our lives compliant to God's will as expressed through the scriptures. We hope that you too are looking for a home with God, and invite you to join us at every opportunity.

On this site you will find helpful things - on this page, you can learn about the Frisco church of Christ. On the Scriptural Worship page, you will find a list of the times that we meet and a description of what to expect when you visit. On the Bible Studies page, you will find an invitation to study with us, and sample sermons that you can download and play.

Our Latest News page has a list of upcoming and past events, our weekly bulletin, and also a Calendar of Events.

If you do wish to contact the church, our contact information and a map to the building is provided on the Contact FCOC page. We hope that you will drop in!

About Frisco church of Christ

The Frisco church of Christ has been meeting in Frisco since a little after the turn of the century, around 1909, and had their first building at Third and Elm Streets in Frisco. In 1964, we moved to our current location at 8648 Main Street in Frisco, Texas, across from the Central Fire Station. Our members, which hail from McKinney, Prosper, The Colony, Little Elm, Frisco, Plano, and other neighborhoods, are often actively involved in local community events and in good works. If you are involved in the community, you likely will know someone who is a member of the church.

What we believe:

We believe that friendliness is a natural attitude among people who truly love God. We truly hope you will accept our invitation to visit us soon. It will be our pleasure to have you with us. We sincerely believe that we all benefit by coming and joining together in our worship to the God of all creation.

Elders: Bill Gressett, Brian Kidd, Hubert Lowry, Will Watkins

The qualifications for elders in the Lord's church are laid out in the Bible in 1 Timothy 3:1-7 and Titus 1:5-9. You are encouraged to review those qualifications. Elders are, as the term implies, older men. They are men who have reached an age where they have acquired widsom, judgment, and experience. They are, however, ordinary men who, like all mortal men, are not infallible and should always encourage their congregation to search the Bible for the truth. Contact the elders if you have questions or need encouragement.

Deacons: Tom Bright, Cris Brown, James Cothran, Kevin Lowry, Les Stanaland

Deacons are the church's "special servants". They take care of the day-to-day activities of the church and assist the congregation in carrying out the work that needs to be done. Please feel free to contact any of these men if you see a need or have any questions about the church. They're here to help.

Preacher: Open Position