How many churches are in Fort Worth?

NearFaith lists 26 churches in Fort Worth with service times, groups, and contact information.

What time are Sunday services in Fort Worth?

Among the 18 churches in Fort Worth with recorded service times, the most common Sunday start time is 9:30 AM. Services range from as early as 8 AM to as late as 11 AM.

Churches in Fort Worth, TX

26 churches found — browse service times, groups, and events.

Fort Worth has historically presented itself as authentically Texan: deeply Baptist, strongly evangelical, and home to Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary — one of the largest SBC seminaries in the world, which has shaped ministerial culture throughout the region for a century.

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This Sunday in Fort Worth

26 churches have a verified Sunday service time — shown first below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many churches are in Fort Worth?: NearFaith lists 26 churches in Fort Worth with service times, groups, and contact information.
What denominations are in Fort Worth?: Southern Baptist is the dominant Protestant tradition, reinforced by the presence of Southwestern Seminary. Non-denominational evangelical churches have grown in the suburban Tarrant County corridor. Catholic churches serve a substantial Latino population. Denominations listed include: Non-denominational (17), Baptist (6), Catholic (2), Methodist (1).
What time are Sunday services in Fort Worth?: Among the 18 churches in Fort Worth with recorded service times, the most common Sunday start time is 9:30 AM. Services range from as early as 8 AM to as late as 11 AM.

Sunday Service Times in Fort Worth

Based on 18 congregations with recorded Sunday schedules (out of 26 total churches in Fort Worth).

Earliest

8 AM

Most Common

9:30 AM

Latest

11 AM

Times sourced from church websites and verified submissions. Check individual church pages for current schedules.

Denominations in Fort Worth

Non-denominational (17) · Baptist (6) · Catholic (2) · Methodist (1)

Southern Baptist is the dominant Protestant tradition, reinforced by the presence of Southwestern Seminary. Non-denominational evangelical churches have grown in the suburban Tarrant County corridor. Catholic churches serve a substantial Latino population.

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