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Event Details
DATE & TIME
Sat, May 23 2026
March Begins:
9am
End Time: 12:30 pm
LOCATION
STARTING POINT:
Tarrant County Courthouse
END POINT:
Burnett Park
DETAILS
A faith-focused event downtown Fort Worth, TX. This event is open to everyone individuals, families, friends, and the broader community.
GUEST SPEAKERS
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Lifting the Name of Jesus Across Fort Worth
March for Jesus Fort Worth is a city-wide celebration that welcomes people from every background, culture, and community. Together, we walk, sing, and stand in unity to lift the name of Jesus over our city. Families, neighbors, ministries, and community groups join with one purpose: to bring hope, joy, and faith into the heart of Fort Worth.
Who Hosts It?
March for Jesus Fort Worth is organized by Harvest to Hope, a local nonprofit serving the community through youth, education, and outreach programs.
March for Jesus is one of our signature events, created to bring hope, unity, and faith to our city.
About the March
What is March for Jesus?
The Vision
A City Transformed by Unity and Worship
Our vision is simple: to see the city of Fort Worth transformed by unity, prayer, and public worship. We believe that when the Church comes together under one name, the name of Jesus, walls come down, hearts are changed, and communities are strengthened.
Why It Matters
An Authentic Public Declaration
The march isn’t about one church, one denomination, or one leader. It’s about one name, Jesus. Every step taken, every song sung, and every prayer lifted is a testimony of faith and a declaration of hope for our city.
It's Bigger than Us.
A Global Movement connected to Fort Worth
March for Jesus began as a global movement in the early 1990s and has since expanded to cities worldwide. Fort Worth proudly joins that legacy, taking its place as a city that values unity, worship, and love for Jesus. Our march represents believers walking side by side through the streets of our community, declaring that Jesus is Lord over Fort Worth.
The Mission
To Lift Up the Name of Jesus...together!
The mission of March for Jesus is to create a space where believers can publicly celebrate the name of Christ. Through worship, prayer, and fellowship, we aim to:
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Promote unity among local churches and ministries
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Share the love and message of Jesus with the community
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Encourage collaboration between faith-based organizations and city leaders
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Demonstrate the power of faith and unity in action
Our Leadership
March for Jesus – Fort Worth is part of a national movement with a simple mission: to publicly and peacefully declare the Lordship of Jesus Christ over cities across America.
In the early 1990s, Bishop Ernest Carradine and his wife, Pastor Brenda Carradine, attended a March for Jesus gathering together in Spokane, Washington. They witnessed churches united across denominations, believers filling the streets in worship, and the powerful move of God throughout the city. That experience left a lasting impact on their hearts.
Years later, with a deep love for Fort Worth and a desire to see unity across churches and transformation in their own city, they felt led to bring this national movement home.
Today, March for Jesus – Fort Worth stands as a declaration of faith, unity, and hope bringing together churches, families, leaders, and neighbors to worship, pray, and boldly proclaim: In Jesus We Trust.
Bishop Ernest and Pastor Brenda are the Senior Pastors of International Harvest Christian Fellowship in Fort Worth. They also serve as the Founder and Co-Founder of Harvest to Hope, a nonprofit organization dedicated to youth mentorship, veteran assistance, and support for individuals experiencing homelessness.
March for Jesus is a natural extension of their lifelong commitment to serve both the spiritual and practical needs of the community.
It is an honor to host this movement in Fort Worth, Texas, believing that when God’s people unite, transformation follows.
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Community Sponsors
Special thanks to the businesses that have begun supporting Harvest to Hope in preparation for March for Jesus Fort Worth.
