St. Ann Parish, First United Methodist Church of Coppell and The Servant House have joined the Tim Tebow Foundation in celebrating people with special needs.
Every guest of Night to Shine enters this complimentary event on a red carpet complete with a warm welcome from a friendly crowd and paparazzi. Once inside, guests receive the royal treatment, including hair and makeup stations, shoe shining stations, limousine rides, corsages and boutonnieres, a karaoke room, a catered dinner, a Respite Room for parents and caretakers and, of course, dancing!
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About St. Ann Catholic Church, First United Methodist Coppell and The Servant House
We are happy to join together to bring Night to Shine once again to our community. Volunteers from each of our churches will come together under one roof as we celebrate God love by honoring people with special needs.
Each guest receives a crown or tiara, not just because they are all kings and queens of the prom, but because they are children of the King of Kings.
This is a night not only for guests to shine, but for our churches to shine, for volunteers to shine, and most importantly, for Christ to shine.
More About the Event
Our Night to Shine Event will take place in person on Friday, February 7, 2025 from 5:30 - 9:00 PM in the St. Ann Center at St. Ann Parish located at 180 Samuel Blvd, Coppell, TX 75019. This unforgettable event will provide our guests with an opportunity to experience all the elements of prom night. Guests will be paired with a Buddy who will accompany them from dinner to the red carpet, dancing and the Crowning Ceremony.
More About the Experience
Each guest receives a crown or tiara, not just because they are all kings and queens of the prom, but because that’s how God sees them every day.
What is Night to Shine?
In February 2024, over 700 churches representing 36 denominations and 215,000 volunteers in 50 states and 34 countries came together on one night to celebrate 110,000 honored guests with special needs in what has become not just a nationwide event, but a worldwide movement, celebrating people with special needs. The past two years, due to the global circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, Night to Shine was celebrated with Shine-Thru Parade adaptations of Night to Shine, gift deliveries, decorating honored guest yards, and a worldwide Virtual Celebration with thousands of people with special needs tuning in for a unique experience complete with a virtual red carpet, messages from celebrity guests, music, dancing and of course, a crowning ceremony where each guest was crowned a king or queen of the prom!
Night to Shine is:
A worldwide movement.
An unforgettable prom night experience.
A night when all guests are kings and queens of the prom.
Held simultaneously on one night around the world.
Serving as a catalyst for churches to begin or enhance ministry for people with special needs,
allowing the honored guests of Night to Shine and their families to be a part of a church
community where they feel welcomed, loved and supported.
Changing the narrative on how people with special needs are viewed.