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Equipping You to Love your Neighbors, Serve Your City, & Be a MInister of Reconciliation

In addition to working to seek the physical and emotional welfare of Fort Worth citizens, it is important to engage ones spiritual needs. For the Good of Fort Worth is rooted in the desire to equip people to use their faith in order to love their neighbor better. Whether equipping individuals or churches to better serve their neighbors or helping people engage in educated conversation about faith and religion, FGFW will constantly work towards the spiritual welfare of Fort Worth and its citizens.

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Thursdays at Lunch

We all know we can do beneficial things, by our own power, for others. We've all done it and seen it done. But, if we want to see the best possible things occur for our city, then yes, we can invest in it, serve it, and love it well, and seek its welfare - but nothing will be as fruitful if we don't submit our city and our efforts to God. "Thursdays at Lunch" is a call for Fort Worthians to pray for, weep for, and beg God for the good of our city.

Block off Lunch each Thursday, and join folks across our great city as we pray for the renewal, welfare, and salvation of our great city. Spend your lunch break alone - just you and God. Or spend the whole lunch hour with a couple friends, co-workers, or classmates. This isn't formal; there's no "programming" element to it. Just simply pray! If you need a guide, spend time walking through "The Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6" - pause after each phrase and pray for Fort Worth, based on the words of that phrase.

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Porterbrook Fort Worth

Practical, biblical theological learning for everyone: If you'd call yourself a follower of Jesus – whether a church leader, church planter, or simply a Christian wanting to deepen your theological understanding and become more mission-focused – Porterbrook helps you better understand, enjoy, and serve Jesus and his people. If you wouldn't consider yourself a follower of Jesus but are curious about God and his teachings, Porterbrook Fort Worth is a great way to check out Christian faith and ministry. The program is flexible and has been designed to be integrated with all of life in whatever context you're living and serving.

The Porterbrook program is two years of biblical, practical, and affordable theological education with the goal not just of growing in knowledge, but in character and mission in day-to-day life. Each year consists of 12 courses completed over 3 semesters (also called "trimesters") Trimesters open and close with a Saturday seminar and include self-study shared in a cohort (or community) environment so you don't have to learn alone. All this for about the cost of one hour of seminary credit.

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