Join Pastor Clay on the Dallas Metro Podcast as he sits down with Pastor Allison Medley, a long-time advocate for children’s ministry and a devoted supporter of Dallas Metro Ministries.. In this heartfelt episode, Pastor Allison shares her journey of serving children and their families, her passion for instilling Christ’s love in young hearts, and her deep commitment to building a strong foundation of faith in the next generation.

Learn about her educational background from Southwestern Assemblies of God University, her life as a wife to Pastor Chris Medley, and a mother to their three wonderful children—Foster, Landrie, and Lincoln. Discover the joys and challenges of her ministry, her love for simple pleasures like cookies, Mexican food, and sunshine, and how her approachable and genuine spirit inspires others to follow Christ. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation filled with wisdom, faith, and a profound love for God’s work!

In this episode, we are honored to feature Roland “Santa” Moore, a dedicated volunteer who, along with his wife Donna "Mrs. Claus", has served at Metro for nearly three decades. What began as a Christmas tradition evolved into their involvement in many of Metro’s major events, including Queen for a Day and Summer Camp.

Roland and Donna are shining examples of what it means to be true servants, consistently giving their time and energy to make a difference in the lives of others. Join us as Roland shares their journey, the joy of serving, and the impact they’ve seen throughout the years.

Tune in to hear this inspiring story of selflessness and community impact, and don’t forget to subscribe for more stories like this from the Dallas Metro Podcast.

In Episode #57 of the Dallas Metro Podcast, we are honored to welcome Erica Johnson, whose lifelong connection with Dallas Metro exemplifies the organization’s profound impact on families and communities.

Erica’s journey with Dallas Metro began nearly three decades ago when, at the age of four, she attended her first Metro Kids program in North Dallas. Encouraged by her older brother, she and her siblings became regular participants, eagerly attending weekly sessions and Sunday Metro Church services. The consistent visits from Metro staff to their home fostered a deep sense of belonging and community.

At eleven, Erica’s family faced significant challenges in their North Dallas neighborhood, marked by violence and instability. Recognizing their plight, Pastor Clay extended an invitation to reside at the Metro Apartments, offering them a safer and more nurturing environment. This move provided Erica and her family with a renewed sense of security and hope.

As a teenager, Erica actively engaged in Metro Youth programs, which opened doors to experiences beyond her immediate surroundings. Through mission trips and excursions to cities like Austin, San Antonio, Chicago, and Denver, she broadened her horizons and developed a passion for service. Fundraising initiatives, including car washes and Junior Achievement programs, taught her valuable life skills and the importance of community involvement.

Throughout her involvement, Erica was deeply influenced by the teachings of the Word of God and the unwavering support of the Metro staff. The love and guidance she received have been instrumental in shaping her values and commitment to serving others.

Now in her 30s, Erica carries forward the Dallas Metro legacy with her husband and two daughters, ensuring that the spirit of community and service remains a cornerstone of their family life.

Join us in this heartfelt episode as Erica shares her inspiring story, reflecting on the transformative power of community support and faith through her enduring relationship with Dallas Metro.