Incarnation Place exists to break the cycle of poverty by restoring hope through faith-rooted learning, nurturing wholeness of body, mind, and spirit, and equipping our neighbors for meaningful work and healthy family life. Together, we are building a beloved community where dignity is reclaimed, opportunity grows, and all can flourish in the abundant life God intends
In 2009, a handful of members of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, St. Paul United Methodist Church and Central Dallas Church started a lay-led, weekly Bible study group. Close relationships quickly developed, and in 2015, several members pondered the lack of after-school activities for Roseland Community children as well as safety and health issues impacting residents. Through long-term relationship-building efforts between these churches and the Roseland Community, Incarnation Place focuses on the following three areas:
Today, Incarnation Place offers programs to approximately 2,500 children and adults living at or below the poverty line in and around the Roseland Community, which is a triangular-shaped area in the 75204 zip code.
At Incarnation Place, we believe that poverty does not define potential — God does. Guided by faith and grounded in community, we walk alongside our neighbors to help break the cycle of poverty through lifelong learning, holistic well-being, and opportunities for meaningful, living-wage work.
Drawing on the principles of education, steady employment, and healthy family life, we partner with individuals and families to cultivate dignity, resilience, and agency. Together, we are forming a beloved community where every person is seen, valued, and empowered to flourish in the fullness of life that God desires for all.
Community Needs to Serve More Neighbors
$125 - provides a week of nutritious meals for a family of four
$250 - sponsors a young mother in our Ladies Oxygen support group
$500 - provides multiple counseling sessions for a Roseland child who has experienced serious trauma
$1,000 - furnishes 2 computers for youth to utilize at The Rose Community Center
Organization name
Incarnation Place
Tax id (EIN)
82-0626524
Causes
Community Improvement
Operating Budget
$500,000 - $999,999
Counties Served
Dallas
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
P.O. Box 25323