Marissa Greene

When Jasmine Morris moved back to Fort Worth, she longed to build rich relationships with people from various cultures and religious backgrounds. Morris converted to the Sikh faith in her senior year of high school before moving to Austin for college, whe... See more

Editor’s note: During the holiday season, the Fort Worth Report is following up on the stories you told us you appreciated the most in 2025. When Victor Hugo Gutierrez-Flores prayed with his 6-year-old daughter over the phone during his detainment, Bella ... See more

In the beginning, a pastor and 12 former slaves planted a house of worship in downtown Fort Worth. At 150 years old, it is the oldest operating African American Baptist church standing in the heart of the city where generations of worshippers navigated th... See more

With a trusty blue binder full of notes, archived newspaper clippings and archived photos, Brian Ketcham shepherds a herd of people sporting puffer coats and tennis shoes to the front of First Christian Church in downtown Fort Worth. Thumbing through the ... See more

With 20 years in law enforcement experience under his belt, Bryan Sewell has always had a nature for protecting people. Sewell, a Catholic, was looking for ways to give back to his parish in Grapevine in 2020. He didn’t feel like a “Eucharist minister kin... See more