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08/05/2010 05/01/2010 04/26/2010 01/30/2010 01/24/2010 11/05/2009 Rob Drury 10/27/2009 The Association of Christian Financial Advisors is a non-profit coalition of over 1,000 advisors of various financial disciplines; financial planners, CPAs, attorneys, estate planners, mortgage brokers, and others dedicated to the financial welfare of the American public, particularly among the Christian community. Headquartered in San Antonio, TX, the ACFA offers broad financial expertise and advisory services at no cost. We offer an unparalleled body of knowledge and encourage your financial and related questions. Your financial needs and well-being are of the utmost importance to us. Our entire team is committed to meeting those needs, and matching you with the most highly qualified, ethical advisors, dedicated to glorying Jesus Christ in all that they do. All of our consulting services are free, and the organization sells no financial or investment products. Therefore, all advice is unbiased and geared toward the good of the individual. We welcome the opportunity to support you in your endeavor to be a faithful steward of God's provision. Sincerely, Robert C. "Rob" Drury Executive Director http://www.christianfinancial.vpweb.com/contact_us.html randy 08/17/2009 There are many worship styles as there are people personalities...That's good! My favorite is Preston Trail Community Church for their focus on welcoming those far away from God (and those with like mission) and for their creative presentation. Great for kids and teens too. Love the slogan, "No Perfect People Allowed." Love God, Love others - that's church. Everything else is just style. 08/15/2009 07/19/2009 07/08/2009 06/06/2009 05/16/2009 05/15/2009 04/21/2009 04/19/2009 02/19/2009 02/18/2009 02/17/2009 02/17/2009 02/12/2009 01/19/2009 alice 01/08/2009 to many opinions for it to happen...and there are real theological differences. Janice 12/29/2008 Not a bad thing really - but if we are one body, why so many fractions? It would be cool if we could all be the church of Frisco and just center around Jesus. You tell me why it wouldn't happen? Al 12/28/2008 John - is that a bad thing? John 12/26/2008 How many churches are there in Frisco/Plano? I think there are about 40 on this site...unbelievable. BubbleBeth 12/02/2008 I've been "church shopping" and here is what I've found: Stonebriar - good but lots of people Hope Fellowship - good Providence - good Frisco Bible - good Water's Edge - good I'm just going to name the positive :) Meradith 12/01/2008 Have you been to their new building? It takes some of the crowd away. Jon 12/01/2008 Providence is a great church. Lots of families with young kids. Ashlee 12/01/2008 I've heard Stonebriar has a great one, but you have to get there at least 20 min early to navigate the crowds. Heather 11/23/2008 Where is there a good children's program? |