About Us

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Rev. Rodney Singleton has severed for over 20 years in a vast number of ministry roles. Serving as a Youth minister has humbled his heart and driven his passion for young kids throughout the community. His service as a Sunday school teacher, associate, assistance pastor as well as senior pastor has prepared him for the journey and call to plant Christ Point Community Church. While serving in the community as a chaplain with Baylor Scott and White Health, pastor Singleton has developed unique relationships with other faith leaders as well as with the community. Both his education and community involvement has enabled him to identify special needs in the community of South Dallas and how to partner with other churches to leverage resources. He began Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) at Baylor Hospital and completed CPE training with UT Southwest Hospital Dallas and earned a Master of Divinity in chaplaincy and biblical study at Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. 

 Why a church plant? People are always curious, to why a new church? They ask, “Is there really a need to organize another church today?” Many of our well-educated scholars, missiologist, and evangelist have published well-documented data, that demonstrates the decline of the church. Many of our young adults and college-age student no longer see the relevance of church; They struggle with connecting theology with how they live and behave. Too often Christian’s belief doesn’t transform to how they live and make decisions. As a result, the church has lost its influence and has gotten into a credibility crisis. 

Moreover, the average believer isn’t capable of articulating the basis of their faith or explaining to others why they believe. This is occurring at a time in which many are experiencing an identity crisis and are in search of the truth. I have responded to a burden and call to reach a generation of “unchurch” and those who have experienced neglect or encountering challenges trusting the reliability of God’s word and the church. I envision healing our community, seeing lives transformed into the image of Christ, and training leaders to produce new leaders, to advance God's work of redemption and salvation.