Were the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party "false flag" operations used to generate widespread popular support to break away from the Crown? The real cause of the revolution might surprise you.

Sunday, June 14, 2026, Sunday Assembly Fort Worth celebrated its first birthday. Starting in June 2025, we've formed an organization dedicated to the ideals of creating a secular gathering where we can meet nice people, learn together, support our community, and socialize. At today's gathering we introduced a few new activities aimed at getting to know one another better. And, there was CAKE!

Peter Mosley, PhD, will be sharing an evolution in his perspective on meaning, reflecting on some of the questions, experiences, and ideas that have shaped his path over time. Through sharing his story and perspective, he hopes to encourage others in their own. With a background in modern literary theory, writing, and supporting healthcare professional students through personal and academic growth, Dr. Mosley brings a wide range of experience to a thoughtful conversation abou

What’s it like to live with an electric vehicle? In this talk, Luke will debunk the most common myths around electric vehicles. He’ll share what it’s been like for his family, who owns four of them. And he’ll give real stats on the costs, savings, range, and convenience of EVs compared to gas powered vehicles.

When we think about community gatherings, what often comes to mind are traditional religious services or social clubs. But what if there was a space where we could come together without the need for faith-based beliefs? A place where curiosity, kindness, and shared human experience take center stage? This is exactly what the Sunday Assembly in Fort Worth offers. It’s a vibrant, inclusive community that invites us to connect, reflect, and celebrate life together. What Makes th

When we gather to explore what truly matters, we find ourselves drawn to shared values that shape our lives and communities. At Sunday Assembly Fort Worth, these values are more than words - they are the foundation of a vibrant, inclusive space where we connect, reflect, and act. What are the key SAFW values that guide us? How do they inspire us to build a secular community grounded in fellowship and social good? Let’s dive into the heart of these discussions and discover the

Understanding the Intersection of Law and Belief Eric presents to us a real-world case of American courts and society at large wrestling with the foundations of religious belief and the gauging of strength of conviction. This topic is both complex and deeply relevant. It invites us to reflect on how our beliefs shape our lives and communities. In this exploration, we will delve into the nuances of religious conviction and its implications in our legal system. We will also con

Understanding the One Health Concept Did you know that human health, animal health, and the health of our planet are all connected? What affects one of us affects all of us. This idea is at the heart of the One Health concept. It emphasizes that our well-being is intertwined with the well-being of animals and the environment. When we care for our world, we inevitably improve our own lives. The Importance of Connection In our daily lives, we often overlook these connections. W

The Need for Improved Infrastructure On Sunday, January 25, Mark shared his insightful views on urban transportation. He emphasized that cities need more public transportation options. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of better pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. These elements are essential for creating a vibrant urban environment. Mark is passionate about engaging in discussions about traffic issues. He attributes many problems to the lack of sufficient public

As we enter the new year, and thoughts of being a bit healthier are on our minds, let us take a look at ways to adopt a more plant focussed way of eating. We will explore vegetarian, vegan, plant based, and whole food plant based ways of eating, what each term means, and the possible benefits of a plant focussed diet.

Our youngest Sunday Assembler, Jackson, leads our discussion exploring the idea that our newest generations don't have new problems in the modern world, but that the same old problems do have different manifestations today.

Fun was had by all at our 5th Sunday Game Day

Friends, I want to talk today about something many people carry quietly: being a spiritual refugee . A spiritual refugee is someone who once belonged somewhere—within a faith, a tradition, a community—but who no longer feels safe there. Maybe they were pushed out because of who they are. Maybe they left because of harm, hypocrisy, or betrayal. Maybe they simply outgrew the doctrines that once shaped them. Whatever the reason, they didn’t just lose beliefs—they lost belonging.

T his week (August 24, 2025) we discussed the ten values depicted in our 'Values' graphic to explore their definitions, group meanings, and usefulness to our community

This week we watched a video from award winning independent journalist Johnny Harris. Based in Washington DC Johnny blends motion graphics with cinematic videography to create content that explains complex issues in relatable ways. In this video Johnny explores the question Is the American Dream Dead?

This Sunday (July 13, 2025) Assembly Don Strickland will discuss the issue of whether the present moment is one of constitutional crisis or whether the constitution is as strong as ever. If you want to read ahead, Don will focus on the 14th Amendment and the Trump v. Casa case in which the Supreme Court recently held nation-wide injunctions unconstitutional. 24A884 Trump v. Casa, Inc. (2025).