The first Saturday in October

As an open and affirming congregation, FCC participates in the Tarrant County Pride Parade each October to let the LGBTQ community and our city know there is a local church that will embrace them. Everyone is encouraged to be a part of this special day!

Saturdays in October

This Sangha group practices ways to free ourselves from the suffering of addiction using Buddhist practices and principles. Our program is based on the idea that every one of us is our own guide in recovery from addiction, with the help and understanding of Sangha. This program leads to recovery from addiction of all kinds, like alcohol, drugs, and/or process addictions. Recovery Dharma Fort Worth is a welcoming peer-led movement and community that is unified by the potential in each of us to recover and find freedom from the suffering of addiction. We approach recovery from a place of individual and collective empowerment, and we support each other as we walk this path of recovery together.

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Members and friends of FCC work with Refugee Services of Texas (RST) to assist refugee families coming to the U.S. The RST team gathers household goods, moves families into their new homes, and mentors them during their transition. (RST training is required.)  

July-August, and December-February, Wednesday afternoons through Thursday mornings at South Hills Christian Church

Room in the Inn (RITI) offers hospitality to five homeless men on Wednesdays, during the hottest and coldest months, by providing meals, personal interaction, and a comfortable bed for the night. Participants provide love in action by preparing meals, washing clothes, transporting guests, or hosting an evening. Working at RITI is open to adults and youth.

If you are un-partnered, this group is for you. SoJourners is a social group—not a dating group—that likes to have fun. Ask to join their Facebook group (SoJourners) to keep up with the latest.

Check their Facebook page for events.

If you are a fun-loving woman, this is the group for you! Soul Sisters get together monthly for a themed potluck, and for other events as they are planned. No matter the event, there will be lots of laughter. This group is open to all women on an open and on-going basis. Ask to join their Facebook page (FCCUCC Soul Sisters) for all the latest.

Monthly, location varies.

Playing the uke produces feelings of emotional and spiritual well-being. The uke is easy to learn, you can play lots of songs at any skill level, and it’s portable! Ukers meet monthly at a different location each month. To stay up with the gatherings, be sure to get on their email list. Everyone is welcome from "I've-never-held-a-uke-before" to "I'm-ready-to-go-on-tour!" Contact the Church Office