While the adoption of the Forward to a New Spring plan maintained the Central Texas Conference’s current structure of five geographic districts – Central, East, North, South and West – the plan reduced the number of District Superintendents from five to three and established three District Areas to be administered by the three DSs and their district teams. As a result, district lines were redrawn, which means that local churches are moving from one district to another. The most significant shift was to move all churches located in Tarrant County into the East District.
Churches Now in the Central District |
Previous District |
| Ferris Heights | East |
| Midlothian | East |
| Ovilla | East |
| Red Oak | East |
| Waxahachie Bethel | East |
| Waxahachie First | East |
| Cranfills Gap | West |
| Iredell | West |
Churches Now in the East District |
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| Alliance | North |
| Arborlawn | North |
| Arlington Heights | North |
| Azle | North |
| Benbrook | North |
| Burleson | North |
| Campus Drive | North |
| Christ (Fort Worth) | North |
| Crowley | North |
| Dido | North |
| Edge Park | North |
| Everman | North |
| Forest Hill | North |
| First Fort Worth | North |
| Genesis | North |
| Lighthouse Fellowship | North |
| McMillan | North |
| Meadowbrook-Poly | North |
| Morningside | North |
| Polytechnic | North |
| River Oaks | North |
| Saginaw | North |
| St. Andrews (Fort Worth) | North |
| University | North |
| Western Hills | North |
Churches Now in the North District |
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| Tolar | West |
Churches Now in the South District |
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| Hamilton | West |
| Hico | West |
| Lamkin | West |
Churches Now in the West District |
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| Center City | Rio Texas Conference |
| Star | Rio Texas Conference |