FWBC Resources

Our resources are your resources. Here you will find our ministry request forms to fill out for your ministry and events. We also give you the ability to view and print your contribution statements for tax purposes along with other downloadable files from worship, bible study and Vision Night presentations. We also have listing for possible job opportunites, West Wall Street business directory, advertising opportunities with Friendship-West and much more. If you have any other questions please feel free to contact us at ​info@friendshipwest.org or call (972) 228-5200.
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Ministry Email Login

Email Portal Office
If you require assistance logging in to your ministry email, please contact Colin Benson, Director of I.T. 
(972) 228-5200 or by email cbenson@friendshipwest.org

Request Form

Tax Statement

Other Resources
FWBC Ministry Request Form
Equipment Checkout Request​​
Transportation Request
Update Your Contact Info 
New Member Orientation Form
​Child Dedication Form
Reserve Seating Form
Prayer Request
Speaker Request Form
1.) Click here Get Statements 
2.) Enter your email address or member id number along with your password 
3.) Select the “Contribution History” tab
4.) Select ‘Year”
5.) Specify Tax Statement Dates
6.) Click “View Statement”
7). Print your statements
Kingdom Kopy
Phone: (972) 228-7299
Email: kingdom@friendshipwest.org
Faith Formula Human Services is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide services to those who are in need while assessing their social and human necessities for empowerment toward self improvement and transformation of their current condition. Through the establishment of a full service Social Services Program, the goal is to provide appropriate, effective, emergency assistance to individuals and families: to help these persons assume responsibility (both financial and behavioral), and to access them to entitlement and community programs designed to help them achieve stability for the long term.
Because of  the Coronavirus pandemic United Way has put together what is called the Dallas Rental Assistance Collaborative Solution team.   You may go to…  https://unitedwaydallas.org/rental-assistance to see the list of  partners.  Please feel free to share with those who reach out for assistance. 
 
In order to qualify Dallas residents must meet the following criteria: 
 
  • Make less than 80% of the Dallas-area median household income ($48,300/individual)
  • NOT have received CARES Act housing assistance from another collaborative, agency partner, city or county
  • NOT be currently on a voucher program, living in HUD or living in a relative’s home
 
Additionally, applicants must provide documentation of the impact of COVID-19 to their circumstance, including but not limited to the following:
  • Proof of job/income loss, temporary or permanent
  • Reduction in work hours/income
  • Increased healthcare and household expenses that attributed to insufficient funds for housing
 
Each of the Dallas Rental Assistance Collaborative partners have links to their requirements and pre-screen applications below. Once you find the best fit, only apply to one, as duplications will not be accepted.
Brother Bill’s Helping Hand  www.bbhh.org
Catholic Charities of Dallas  www.ccdallas.org/covid-19-assistances-application
The MINT Foundation www.mintcares.org
City Square www.citysquare.org/eap
Community Council  www.ccadvance.org/proverty-alleviation
Gateway of Grace  www.gatewayofgrace.org
Harmony CDC www.harmonycdc.org/resourcecenter
Housing Crisis Center https://hccdallas.org
Jewish Family Services of Greater Dallas  www.jfsdallas.org/dallascountyhousing
Literacy Achieves www.literacyachieves.org
Metrocrest Services  www.metrocrestservices.org/emergency_rent.php
Services of Hope www.serviceshope.org
Sharing Life  www.sharinglifeoutreach.org
Turnaround Agenda  www.turnaroundagenda.org
Wilkerson Center  www.thewilkersoncenter.org/rental-assistance

Faith Cooperative Federal Credit Union is heir to a legacy of a declaration of economic independence that was birthed in 1959 as the St. John Federal Credit Union, under the leadership of pastor and civil rights activist, the late Dr. E. C. Estell. The economic pioneers at the SJFCU recognized the importance of cooperative economics being a key to the liberation and empowerment of disinherited African Americans in Dallas and the credit union became a reality. The Faith Cooperative Federal Credit Union is dedicated to the financial freedom and economic empowerment of the community. Our credit union is determined to live up to its name as a faith-based financial institution that partners with the community so that together we can create a community of opportunity through our exceptional service to and on behalf of our stakeholders.