First Baptist Dallas

Free carabiners, bottled water, dry erase boards and pens (things that college students just can’t resist) got Rhythm Dallas info into the hands of hundreds of Dallas Baptist University students Monday afternoon … and also gave James Patterson, minister to college and singles, the opportunity to meet and greet hundreds of students personally.

The Rhythm-wrapped bus, which may serve as a shuttle for college students when the event launches, didn’t hurt promotion either.

“Rhythm is more than just a weekly venue,” James said. “It’s a movement – a movement wrapped around community, culture, music, worship, service and truth.”

Rhythm Dallas intends to reach across cultural, socio-economic and denominational barriers to provide young singles with a place where they can realize their God-given strengths and abilities, and connect with the One who gave those abilities to them.

“We want to give them the opportunity to not only worship God and learn more about their lives with Christ, but to actually share life with others at similar crossroads,” James said.

Rhythm Dallas kicks-off Thursday, September 16 at 7pm in CenterStage with Robbie Seay Band.