Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church

Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church is a Baptist church at 4401 Martin Street in Fort Worth, TX 76119. It is one of 1,180 churches in Fort Worth, and one of 244 Baptist congregations in the city.

4401 Martin Street, Fort Worth, TX, 76119

Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church is part of the Baptist family of churches in The American Church Story. 7,496 congregations of the Baptist family gather across Texas — 71,872 across the United States on The Church Map.

Baptists pressed harder than anyone for religious liberty in America, and the freedom every other congregation on this map enjoys is partly what they won. They have carried believers' baptism and the priesthood of every believer to more of the world than almost anyone — and the Black Baptist church has repeatedly been the conscience of the whole nation.

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The community around Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church

Within about a mile of this church, more than 3 in 10 renting households pay over half of everything they earn just to keep a roof over them. More than a third describe their own health as fair or poor, and more than a third of the people here live without health insurance. That is 2,200 neighbors — and some of them are already in these pews.

Pray for the families one rent increase away from moving, and for this church to know their names.

  • Fair/Poor Health Status: 41.5%
  • Uninsured All Ages (Census): 40.7%
  • Uninsured Adults 18-64: 38.7%
  • Diabetes: 20.5%
  • Obesity: 44.0%
  • Depression: 23.0%
  • Poverty Rate: 20.2% (10.0–30.4%)
  • Unemployment: 7.1% (2.0–12.1%)

Source: CDC PLACES, U.S. Census Bureau (2023, 2019-2023), aggregated across 5 census tracts near this church.

Fort Worth city is served by 664 churches — about one congregation for every 1,300 residents.

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