This June we’re honoring five decades of God’s goodness through powerful worship, life-changing discipleship, and passionate community service. Each Sunday will spotlight the
people,
moments, and
milestones that shaped Concord. You won’t want to miss a single one!
“Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us,”
HEBREWS 12:1
Anniversary
Events
Church Picnic
Enjoy a rodeo, video game trucks, pony rides, sports, bounce houses, carnival games, face painting, line dancing, and more!
The menu includes BBQ, hot dogs, burgers, popcorn, sno-cones, and desserts.
Tickets are $10 per person — limited to the first 2,000 guests.
Reservations are REQUIRED for both the picnic and optional bus transportation.
5901 Cross Timbers Rd, Flower Mound, TX 75022
Free parking available | Limited bus slots
PLEASE NOTE: If you have not registered, you cannot attend. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent. No children will be allowed on the bus or in the picnic without a parent.
Registration closes May 12th
50th Anniversary Revival
Wednesday, June 4 to Friday, June 6 at 7pm each night we will worship God and thank Him for his faithfulness throughout this journey of 50 years together. Join us for powerful preaching, wonderous worship of our God.
No registration is required for the 50th Anniversary Revival! Doors will open each night at 7 PM.
Keep an eye out for more information to come soon on worship leaders and preachers each night, you won't want to miss it!
Bless Dallas Day of Service
On Saturday, June 21, we want to have over 1,000 Concord members serving all over Dallas, with a special focus on the southern section near our campus. We will be the hands and feet of our Savior, showing His love and grace to those in need. We will be serving with partners involved in Aging Will, Civic Engagement, Economic Empowerment, Education, Health/Mental Health. Projects range from preparing food boxes, to creating care packages for the unhoused, to filling backpacks for students for back-to-school, and more.
Register now and come serve with your family, friends, grow group or ministry!
Registration closes June 9th
For our online members, we would love to have you serve where you live on this same day! Some of our partners in Dallas are also national. You can reach out to the local affiliate of these organizations to mirror what we’re doing in Dallas:
- Habitat for Humanity
- Meals on Wheels
- Ronald McDonald House
- World Vision
- Young Life
Linen & Luxe at the Perot
On June 27th at 7 pm Concord Church will take over the Perot Museum in Dallas! Join us for an elegant evening of live music, DJ and dancing. In the theatre, we will have a showing of the Concord history documentary so you can see our history in detail. We will have full access to the Perot Museum exhibits to enjoy for the evening, and there will be a progressive dinner with a variety of cuisines and desserts on every floor!
Dress Code: Breathable, light fabrics like linen with luxurious accents. Think rich tones, standout accessories, and a look that’s glam yet perfect for a night at the Perot! Refer to the mood board for inspiration.
Tickets are $99 per person – 21 years and up only. Parking is FREE!
Register Now!
Registration closes June 11th
Anniversary Sunday
Join us as we celebrate 50 years of faith, legacy, and impact during our regular worship times. It's a day to honor all that God has done through Concord Church—and to look forward to the future with hope and expectation. Let’s gather together to give thanks, worship boldly, and continue the Journey of Faith!
Date: Sunday, June 29
Times: 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM Worship Services
Location: Concord Church – 6808 Pastor Bailey Dr., Dallas, TX 75237
Concord Church
History
1975–1985: New Beginnings
Concord Church was founded June 29, 1975 by Rev. E.K. Bailey with 228 charter members at Bishop College. Within six months, the church purchased its first property at 3410 South Polk Street and began to experience explosive growth. Major milestones included the "Joy Explosion" evangelistic outreach, the launch of the Institute for Church Growth and Development, and Concord’s first satellite church in Haiti. A strong foundation was built around expository preaching, evangelism, and community service.
1985–1995: Foundation
In the early 1990s, God moved us to higher ground as He matured our leadership. Pastor Bailey established a Council of Elders to partner with him in leading the church forward. This decade was marked by both incredible growth and significant internal challenges. Even through those challenges, it was during that season several ministries were launched including the Concord Center for Biblical Studies, Women’s Ministry, and Substance Abuse Ministry. Despite periods of difficulty, the church laid a deeper foundation for accountability, discipleship, and expanded community outreach.
1995–2005: Transition
A pivotal season of movement and leadership change. Concord purchased 24 acres on Boulder Drive, relocating to what is now Pastor Bailey Drive. During this time, Pastor Bailey battled cancer and trained Rev. Bryan Carter to succeed him. After Pastor Bailey's passing in 2003, Pastor Carter became Senior Pastor, leading with a renewed mission to be "A Church That Makes a Difference," focusing on these five pillars: membership, maturity, missions, ministry, and magnification.
2005-2015: We Grow People
Concord experienced unprecedented growth, expanding worship services and establishing a clear discipleship pathway. Major initiatives included the launch of the Cohabitation Challenge, growth of small groups and Men's/Women's ministries, and the construction ofthe Faith Building in 2013— a testament to God’s faithfulness through the church’s “Great Expectations” capital campaign.
We Grow People became the heartbeat of Concord’s ministry focus—equipping individuals for spiritual maturity, service, and a deeper relationship with Christ.
2015–2025: New Beginnings
This decade reflects Concord’s steadfast faith through seasons of challenge and growth. In 2016, we launched NEXT, investing in the next generation and expanding our campus. That same year, Concord became a place of healing and unity following the Dallas police ambush. In 2019, we launched Reaching the One to deepen discipleship and reach the unchurched. Amid the 2020 pandemic and a national racial reckoning, Concord served over 44,000 people, distributed $3.3M in relief, and led citywide rallies for justice. By 2023– 2024, God brought extraordinary growth, welcoming 4,498 new members and celebrating 718 baptisms—shaping tomorrow’s church through today’s faithfulness.
