Tuesday, March 3, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Local Church Steps Up Big for Western Hills Students.
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Benbrook residents have a reason to cheer for a generous hometown hero.
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Benbrook Families: Get Ready for Easter Family Festival.
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Benbrook families, mark your calendars—Southcliff Church is hosting a high-energy Easter Family Festival on Saturday, April 19, from 11 AM to 2 PM, and you’re invited to join the fun.
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You’re Invited: Celebrate Easter Weekend in Benbrook.
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Easter is almost here, and Benbrook is getting ready with festive activities, egg hunts, and meaningful worship gatherings.
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Parents, Take the Night Off with Fun-Filled Kids Event.
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Benbrook parents looking for a well-deserved break can mark their calendars—Redemption City Church is stepping in to help with an exciting Parents Night Out on Thursday, April 11, at 6 p.m.
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Southcliff Church Invites Women to “Painting with a Jesus Twist”.
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BENBROOK, TX—Southcliff Church is inviting women to tap into their creative side at Painting with a Jesus Twist on Sunday, March 30, at 2:30 PM.
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Easter Egg Hunts & Festivities Near Benbrook—Here’s What’s Hopping!
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BENBROOK, TX—Easter is fast approaching, and families looking for local egg hunts and celebrations won’t be disappointed. From community-wide egg hunts to a fun “Egg My House” surprise, here’s a roundup of Easter activities happening in and around Benbrook.
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2nd Annual Spring Market Welcomes Women-Owned Businesses.
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BENBROOK, TX – Mark your calendars! The 2nd Annual Spring Market, hosted by Gather the Gals podcast and ministry, arrives March 22nd from 12pm to 3pm—bringing together local, women-owned small businesses for a day of shopping, community, and faith-filled connection.
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Meaningful Conversations Fort Worth Hosts Dialogue on Racism.
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FORT WORTH, TX – Seeking a fresh perspective on one of society’s deepest wounds?
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Radiant Heart Ministry Invites You to “Four Reminders – Sit & Share”.
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Looking for a space to reflect, grow, and connect?
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Fort Worth Minister Calls for Courageous Reconciliation at TCU’s Black History Month Event.
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FORT WORTH, TX – In a time of growing division, Fort Worth minister Will Ford is urging Americans to recognize each other’s humanity and step boldly into the work of reconciliation.