The Bridge

The Bridge is a Church Of God church at 900 Bonnie Brae Avenue in Fort Worth, TX 76111. It is one of 1,178 churches in Fort Worth.

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900 Bonnie Brae Avenue, Fort Worth, TX, 76111

Phone: (817) 834-4506 · Website: https://www.thebridgecog.com/

The Bridge is part of the Pentecostal (Trinitarian) family of churches in The American Church Story. 1,704 congregations of the Pentecostal (Trinitarian) family gather across Texas — 16,683 across the United States on The Church Map.

Pentecostalism began in a Los Angeles livery stable with Black and white believers worshiping together while segregation was the law, and it has become the fastest-growing Christian movement in history. Its recovery of the Spirit's gifts, and the songs it has written, have crossed into nearly every other tradition on this map.

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The community around The Bridge

Within a few blocks of these doors, more than 3 in 10 working-age adults live without health insurance. Nearly a quarter of the people here live without health insurance, and nearly a quarter describe their own health as fair or poor. That is 2,200 neighbors — and some of them are already in these pews.

Pray for healing in the homes around this building, and for this church to be known as a place to bring what hurts.

  • Uninsured Adults 18-64: 31.1%
  • Uninsured All Ages (Census): 29.3% (20.7–38.0%)
  • Fair/Poor Health Status: 29.4%
  • Obesity: 36.3%
  • Diabetes: 14.1%

Source: CDC PLACES, U.S. Census Bureau (2023, 2019-2023), aggregated across 3 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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