Our Mission

“We are a bridge…connecting the hearts of people to the heart of God.”

Our Story

The Bridge Frisco was birthed out of a vision to connect the hearts of people to the heart of God.

On Easter Sunday, April 4, 2010, Bishop T.D. Jakes launched what was then The Potter’s House of North Dallas — a church plant rooted in faith, forward progress, and community impact. With Pastor Sheryl & Bishop Joby Brady entrusted to lead the assignment, we embraced every step of the journey in faith, from arenas to hotel ballrooms to a few unforgettable years at J.R.’s Mansion at Southfork Ranch.

Although our earliest days were spent in borrowed spaces, the mission was permanent: to be a bridge for all people, offering hope, healing, and the love of God.

In 2014, we planted roots on Main Street in Frisco, Texas. As our community grew, so did our connection to the city we now call home. Over time, it became clear that we weren’t just located in Frisco—we were part of its heartbeat.

Today, The Bridge Frisco stands as a vibrant, multi-ethnic, multi-generational church, still fueled by the mission entrusted to us: to be a bridge connecting people to God.

Our name has changed, but our mission remains. With open hearts and open hands, we are building bridges that will carry generations forward in faith, family, and community.

The story isn’t finished—and at The Bridge Frisco, there’s a place for you.

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