ACU at CitySquare

Professor Houston Heflin is hosting his Christianity in Culture class in Dallas to teach his students how Christians can live out their faith in modern culture. Having this class at ACU@CitySquare offers immense value to these students' learning experiences by placing them in the context or urban poverty.

Looking back at our Dallas Leadership Initiative banquet on Tuesday. These amazing high school students have spent the last seven months learning about issues involving urban poverty and creating projects to bring positive change. We are proud of the work they have done for the sake of God's Kingdom!

"The coolest part about taking this class at CitySquare was that we were able to immediately tie our learning to the real world instead of having to wait until later on."
-Halle Magee, sophomore student who recently completed Message of the Old Testament through ACU@CitySquare.

Summer at CitySquare has officially begun! This week we have Dr. Macaluso teaching SOCI 111 and John Siburt teaching BIBL 211 at our location downtown. There is such value in having students learn both in the classroom and out in the community here in Dallas!

We are looking forward to having more incredible professors here as well as meeting the 90+ students that will come through this summer.

These women have spent the last nine months loving and learning from their neighbors in Dallas through the Justice and Urban Studies program. Lexie, Christal, Abbey, and Bryn have passionate minds and beautiful hearts, we are grateful they chose to spend their time sharing God's love here in Dallas. Thank you to all the wonderful mentors and professors who came out tonight to celebrate these incredible women!

We are so proud of our amazing Design for Change facilitators and their incredible students! Stay tuned to see the positive change these groups bring to their communities.

We are thankful for wonderful mentors that provide such support for our students in Dallas!

We are so proud of our ACU students who are guiding this third grade class through Design for Change. This group has decided to fight childhood poverty and would love your support in reaching their goal!

Click here to support JP Starks Red Nose Day by Abbey Bildstein Third grade students from JP Starks Elementary School are raising money to fight childhood poverty as a part of their Design For Change project. Design For Change teaches students that they can make a difference in their community, despite what the world may tell them. Please consider supporting...