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Welcome to Sunday Assembly Fort Worth

A Secular Assembly for Community, Fellowship, and Understanding

Our Aim

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Secular Community

The aim of Sunday Assembly Fort Worth (SAFW) is to build a supportive, secular community where people can connect, grow, and take positive action in the world.  We strive to achieve this by creating a welcoming, intentionally secular space where people experience belonging, friendships and connection without relying on religious beliefs. Similar to traditional community spaces, we value fellowship and mutual support but our foundation is rooted in shared human values like curiosity, compassion, empathy, and reason. 

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Intellectual and Personal Growth

At SAFW, we encourage intellectual and personal growth by exploring evidence-based ideas and engaging in thoughtful conversations about society, ethics, empathy and shared human experiences. We believe that we grow stronger through learning , reflection and open dialogue with others who bring different perspectives and different lived experiences.

 

Take Action

We also believe our community should take action. We seek out opportunities for service through volunteering, mutual aid, service projects and collaborative partnerships. These opportunities make a positive impact at a local level.

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Civic Engagement

SAFW encourages thoughtful, objective civic engagement with real-world issues through reasoned discussion and empathy.  We do this with a focus on restorative justice and human well-being. We support ideas, policies, and leaders that reflect our shared values regardless of political party or affiliation. 

 

Joy and Celebration

We want to help people live fuller lives. We aim to support each other in meaningful ways, make space for joy and celebration, encourage personal growth, and remain open to new ideas and perspectives. 

Upcoming:

Sunday, October 25, 2026
 
Why the Stories We Tell Matter
 
Can stories make us better human beings?
 
In 1989, philosopher Richard Rorty argued that literature, more than philosophy, helps build human solidarity by allowing us to see the world through someone else's eyes and recognize their pain.
 
Decades later, Michael Schur brought philosophy to prime-time television with The Good Place, using humor, memorable characters, and thought-provoking questions to explore what it means to be a good person.
 
Join us at Sunday Assembly Fort Worth as our friend Watch leads a fascinating discussion about the power of storytelling to shape our understanding of ourselves, one another, and the world around us.
 
Come curious, bring your perspective, and explore why the stories we tell really do matter!

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We will be meeting at our new space,..

The Movement Campus

685 John B Sias Memorial Blvd at 10:30 am

You can find directions and parking info here
 
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See more SAFW presentations on our Wonder More Blog.

Or Visit our YouTube channel here.

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Copyright Sunday Assembly Fort Worth © 2025

 

Sunday Assembly Fort Worth is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.  Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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