We inspire christian leaders to collaborate for the sake of christ and the city.

What We Are About

Our vision is to join with you to see the prayer of Jesus answered.

“I do not pray for these alone, but also for those who will believe in Me through their word; that they all may be one, as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me."
// John 17:21

Unity doesn't happen without you. The issues plaguing the DFW metroplex are complex and multi-layered and the needle is not moving. The Church is well equipped to tackle these complexities and all of their dynamics. But it's going to require working together. Leaders like you who pastor people or lead Christian organizations possess incredible potential to advance God's Kingdom in the DFW area.

YOUR PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT IS KEY TO THE SUCCESS OF THIS PROCESS:

working together requires trusting relationships and common agreement

Better Together

Leaders come together to agree on a common challenge.
We research is initiated to determine how best to address the challenge.
Leaders help determine best solutions and potential road blocks.
Leaders agree to work together to implement solutions.

The idea of a Movement Day was first conceived in a conversation between Mac Pier (Founder of the New York City Leadership Center, Tim Keller (pastor and author), and Bob Doll (Market Place leader). They were concerned that the Christian population of New York City was only 1%. Their idea was to bring NY Christian leaders together to address this issue.

The expectation was that 75% of the attendees would be from NY. During that first Movement Day in 2010 the reality was that 75% of attendees were from major cities outside of NY, They recognized that cities throughout the world were facing three common challenges. First the aging of Christianity, then the speed of growth and migration into cities, and finally the division in the church racially and denominationally.

Two DFW leaders (Jeff Warren, pastor of Park Cities Baptist Church, and Mario Zanstra (then CEO of Pine Cove camps) attended that first Movement Day om 2010, After that experience they begin encouraging others to attend. By the third Movement Day in NY in 2013 over 80 Christian leaders from DFW were attending

With the encouragement these DFW leaders, Movement Day in Dallas was launched in 2014 as the first global expansion city of Movement.org to provide a platform for a Unified City through a Unified Church across DFW. In (date) Movement DFW incorporated as It’s own 501C3.