Marty Leonard Community Chapel

Marty Leonard Community Chapel is a wedding venue located near downtown Fort Worth. Its intimate and serene setting is reminiscent of a Gothic cathedral and creates a majestic place to exchange your vows. The venue features dramatic crossbeams, light fixtures and a 60-foot skylight, radiating natural light resulting in an extraordinary, awe-worthy backdrop for your wedding. If you’re looking for a classic, elegant and religious space for your wedding ceremony, the Marty Leonard Community Chapel is ideal for your wedding.

Facilities and Capacity
The Chapel contains three different levels: the choir loft, sanctuary and a lower level that features a meeting room, dressing room, kitchen and office. The Chapel provides candles, a unity candle stand and kneeling cushions. It can seat a maximum of 200 guests. Just a short walk away, the Amon Carter Center at Lena Pope is available for your reception.

Services Offered
Couples can select their own officiants and music for their ceremony at Marty Leonard Community Chapel. The Chapel offers various services to couples who choose to get married at this location, including:

• Registry table for the guest book
• Rehearsal time
• Time for bridal portraits
• Dressing area
• Piano and organ
• Sound system that includes microphones, CD and MP3 players
• Wireless internet
• Venue staff person on site during event

History
Constructed in 1989, the Marty Leonard Community Chapel was dedicated to serving the youth and families of Lena Hope in an uplifting environment. It was named after Marty Leonard because of her contributions to Lena Pope as an advocate and long-time board member. Her friends and family surprised her with the chapel on her 50th birthday — it had been her dream for years. Now, the chapel is also a place for weddings, vow renewals and church services, acting as a reflection of the positive impact Marty Leonard has had on Lena Hope.