YOU BETTER MASK SOMEBODY! New Mount Rose To Receive 10,000 Face Shields from Jersey City Rapid Maker Response Group for the #ShieldOurSchoolsProject
The front line may be shifting but the mission remains the same. Jersey City Rapid Maker Response Group is a volunteer collective formed from one local Reddit post on April 1st.
What began as a means of organizing 3D printers and makers in creating PPE for donation to local hospitals has grown into a continent-spanning mission for good in the fight against Covid-19.
“We are grateful for the incredible gift that will help us feel our neighbors’ bowls with blessings for their souls,” says Pastor Kyev Tatum, New Mount Rose MBC Fort Worth, Texas 76104.
The Face Shields should arrive within three weeks.
Link: https://www.jcrmrg.org/
K.P. Tatum, Sr., Pastor
New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church
2864 Mississippi Avenue
Fort Worth, Texas 76104
817.966.762
The Coach and the Preacher Show has uploaded our latest video, “The Will To Wait On the Lord” featuring the TCU Community Scholars. Isaiah 40:31 https://vimeo.com/476655012
We are also pleased to announce that Coach Vint Hargrave, Pastor Kevin Haliburton, and our Redemption Bowl at New Mount Rose was featured on WFAA New 8 last week: https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/politics/elections/tensions-rise-in-fort-worth-near-polling-places-kamala-harris-visit/287-fc4deb5f-b743-406b-9814-936b8c50dd23
God is continuing to order our steps and direct our path as we fill our neighbor’s bowls with blessings for your souls.
Coach Vint Hargrave sums up our mission:
“Our big message is to love our neighbor and then all the noise that’s going on all around us,” said Vint Hargrave, one of the organizers. “We just kind of tune that noise out and we get here and we all start serving in love.”
Become a supporter of the Redemption Bowl at New Mount Rose today. All contributions to New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church are tax-deductible.
K.P. Tatum, Sr., Pastor
New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church
2864 Mississippi Avenue
Fort Worth, Texas 76104
817.966.7625, kptatum1@gmail.com | www.theredemptionbowl.com/fooddays/
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS AT THE ROSE BOWL IS CITY’S FIRST NIGHT TIME FOOD DISTRIBUTION HUB. New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church 2864 Mississippi Avenue Fort Worth, Texas 76104 has introduced “Friday Night Lights at the Rose Bowl,” the city’s first night time food distribution in 76104 from 2pm to 10pm.
In partnership with Services of Hope USDA Farm to Families Food Boxes of Blessings and 911 Ministry Redemption Bowl, the Rose Bowl team is set to break their 10k boxes distribution mark this Friday night on September 25, 2020 when they distribute over 2000 USDA Food Boxes. “We are encouraged by the efforts of our team to fill our neighbors bowls with blessings for their souls,” says Pastor Kyev Tatum, New Mount Rose.
Contact Pastor Tatum at 817.966.7625, kptatum1@gmail.com for more information. | Redemption Bowl: https://vimeo.com/438763123
K.P. Tatum, Sr., Pastor
New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church
2864 Mississippi Avenue
Fort Worth, Texas 76104
817.966.7625, kptatum1@gmail.com | www.theredemptionbowl.com/fooddays/
” F I L L I N G O U R B O W L S W I T H B L E S S I N G S F O R O U R S O U L S ”
NEW MOUNT ROSE MISSIONARY 2 8 6 4 MISSISSIPPI AVE FORT WORTH, TX 76104
When Tarrant County Commissioner Roy C. Brooks called together a group of black clergy and community leaders from the Fort Worth Faith and Community Leaders United (FCLU) to share his concerns about the looming global pandemic, leaders agreed to work together and utilize their facilities as distribution hubs throughout the city to provide food, accurate communication, and testing referrals to our most vulnerable populations.
Under the leadership of Pastor William T. Glynn,
Pastor Kyev Tatum, Pastor Ken Jones, Pastor Kevin Haliburton, Brother Mark
Carter, Coach Vint Hargrave, Camille Bransom and many others, the FCLU
has built a compassionate collaboration of stakeholders, including fiscal
agent CityEquity, USA, Tarrant County, Texas, the City of Fort Worth,
League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), 911 Ministry, the Tarrant
Churches Together, and Designed 4 Greatness to provide prayer,
food and supportive services since March 21, 2020.
A GRADUATE OF THE COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS AND PASTOR OF NEW MOUNT ROSE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH IN FORT WORTH, TEXAS. A FORMER APPOINTMENT OF GOVERNOR GEORGE W. BUSH, GOVERNOR RICK PERRY, AND PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA’S ADMINISTRATIONS, PASTOR TATUM HAS SERVED ON THE LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL LEVELS REPRESENTING A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE WITH A FOCUS ON OUR
MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONS.
CONSIDERED A SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT, PASTOR TATUM HAS SERVED ON THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS, TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY, AND TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY. HE IS THE FOUNDER OF THE TEXAS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, SAN MARCOS’ FIRST CHARTER SCHOOL, AND THE RETAIL ENTREPRENEURSHIP GOLD SEAL PROGRAM AT HIS ALMA MATER, GREEN B. TRIMBLE TECH HIGH SCHOOL IN FORT WORTH.
AS A MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE REGION 13 EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER AND INTERAGENCY COUNCIL FOR THE ELIMINATION OF DISPROPORTIONALITY AND DISPARITIES IN AUSTIN, TEXAS, PASTOR TATUM HAS SPENT OVER 30 YEARS OF MINISTRY EXPERIENCE IN COMMUNITY, ECONOMIC, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW YOU CAN BECOME ENGAGED WITH THE REDEMPTION BOWL FOOD DAY GIVEAWAYS, CONTACT PROJECT MANAGER PASTOR
This event is our response to the recent teen tragedies within our beloved city that has dramatically unsettled our children’s emotions and has caused immeasurable trauma within our innercity communities. (https://youtu.be/OBcHBJmuIf8).
FORT WORTH, TEXAS – The No More Violence -No Shots Fired Crusade invite volunteers to join us for the ‘Kill’em With Kindness’ Crusade sponsored in part by IN-N-OUT Burgers on Monday, June 25, 2018 starting at 12 noon at the Sycamore Pointe Apartments 2201 Sycamore School Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76134.
Contact Ms. Patricia Allen with No More Violence at 972-805-7648 or Rev. Kyev Tatum at 817.966.7625.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS – In an effort to share love to overcome the recent teen tragedies across our communities, No More Violence, Inc., has teamed up with In and Out Burger and No Shots Fired Fort Worth to launch the ‘Kill’em With Kindness Crusade’ in partnership with the Atlanta King Center’s LOVE FOR HUMANITY:
50 Acts of Service or Kindness Campaign. This free health and wellness event is scheduled for Monday, June 25, 2018 at 12:00 noon at the Sycamore Pointe Apartments.
We invite you to come and share with the residences as we spread love, peace and understanding. Contact Me. Patricia Allen with No More Violence at 972.805.7648 for more information on becoming a member of the Kill’em With Kindness Crusade.
We need as many collaborators as possible. Thanks, Patricia Allen and Kyev Tatum
Initial Sponsors:
▪No More Violence Link: www.nmvyouthconvention.com
THE COMMUNIVERSITY, USA COLLABORATION WITH DR. GARY E. LACEFIELD AND REV. KYEV P. TATUM, SR. A learning brunch with legendary fair housing Professor Dr. Gary E. Lacefield of Tarleton State University and Civil Rights Advocate the Rev. Kyev P. Tatum, Sr., Southern Christian Leadership Conference at New Mount Rose Baptist Church 2864 Mississippi Avenue Fort Worth, Texas 76104 on Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 10: 30AM▪Brunch $15, Contact 817.966.7625 to RSVP.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS – Conflict between the police and people from marginalized communities is a constant in many of our affected neighborhoods. The tension is continuously causing adverse community experiences and straining what little trust exists among the families in the community and the police who are responsible for ensuring that the neighborhoods are safe. Community leaders, law enforcement leadership, as well as, the ‘City Fathers’ are praying that the leadership on all sides of the breach are looking for sustainable, positive strategies to help change these conditions.
The CommuniVersity, USA Collaboration is a solution-driven construct that combines the skill sets of the church, community, city, and academia to help resolve conflict, build relationships, reduce crime, and improve the quality of life of individuals that live in these communities and the people who provide the security in these impacted neighborhoods.
From housing to employment, to gaining support and access to the proper education and mental tools, CommuniVersity-Texas’ mission is to help develop an environment that provides the tools, experience, and education for the community and law enforcement. The resulting strategies will be to not only prevent, de-escalate, and resolve conflict but to do it in a manner that does not cause the community to lose their dignity but increase their self-worth.
This is a collaboration between the president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in Fort Worth, Rev. Kyev P. Tatum, Sr., and Dr. Gary E. Lacefield, a professor and the Director of the Institute for Mediation at Tarleton State University’s School of Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Strategic Studies. We invite and encourage other stakeholders committed to building community capacity through education, mediation, and reconciliation to join and support our cause to establish a new norm for our children.
Organizers will spend the next few months developing a course of action for this innovative approach to creating and implementing reasonable and sustainable solutions to address problems within our city. Building peace, harmony, dignity, respect, and trust will be the goal and legacy of our great City.
Dr. Gary E. Lacefield is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Institute of Mediation, Arbitration, Strategic Studies & Forensics in the School of Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Strategic Studies, at Tarleton State University (a Member of the Texas A&M University System) Dr. Lacefield is considered an expert in the fields of Mortgage & Finance Fraud and Conflict Resolution (Mediation & Arbitration).
Dr. Lacefield represented the United States government from 1990-1999 as the Senior Civil Rights Analyst and Supervisor of Investigations for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Throughout this period, he negotiated the twelve civil rights settlements involving housing providers in HUD history totaling over 10 billion dollars. Dr. Lacefield investigated over 600 cases, reviewed advocacy group grants, and has performed over 800 mediation’s (https://youtu.be/3FjUUj1xLKc ).
For the past thirty-one years, Dr. Lacefield has worked in both the federal and private sectors regarding financial regulatory related issues.
He also acts in an advisory capacity on housing issues to numerous national corporations, builders and lenders.
Nominated in 2001 for the United State Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity enforcement, Dr. Gary E. Lacefield is credited with settling the 12 largest civil rights fair housing cases (at the time) in the history of Housing and Urban Development, worth over ten billion dollars. He is considered the Babe Ruth of of fair housing, the godfather of mediation and the 10 billion dollar civil rights superhero. I’m proud to call him brother, friend and mentor,” Rev. Tatum said.
Gary has either been deposed or testified in over 190 cases as an expert in mortgage fraud, banking, and finance related cases. In the 44 criminal cases where Dr. Lacefield was the expert for the state or Assistant United States Attorney – the prosecution won every case.
“I’m proud to call him brother, friend, and mentor,” says, Rev. K.P. Tatum, Sr., President, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) in Fort Worth and Chief Action Officer, CityVision Services.
An educator, trainer, and leading authority on facilitated communication, Dr. Lacefield is an expert in Corporate programs that promote reconciliation ▪Settlement ▪Understanding involving disputes related to labor management issues. ▪EEO complaints ▪Partnerships ▪Criminal matters ▪ Business Communication ▪ Mediation ▪Conflict resolution ▪ Arbitration ▪Negotiations ▪ U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development ▪ Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act ▪ Fair Housing Act.
Industry Quote “Gary Lacefield, a former HUD investigator, said the numbers are an obvious red flag about Allied that regulators should have acted upon. “I see no reason,” he said, “why they shouldn’t have been hammered.”
Born and reared in abject poverty, Reverend Kyev Tatum knows first-hand that “it takes a village to raise a child.” By focusing on advocacy, academy, and access to the economy, Rev. Tatum has built a reputation of “getting things done” at every level of public affairs and civic engagement. As President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in Fort Worth, Rev. Tatum has promoted the causes of civil rights, human rights and economic development in traditionally disadvantaged and underserved communities for over 25 years. He was recently featured in the award winning environmental documentary Dear President Obama – The Clean Air Revolution is Now.
A native of Fort Worth, Rev. Tatum is a proud graduate of Green B. Trimble Tech High School in Fort Worth, Texas and the College of Public Affairs and Community Service at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas. He is the founder of the new Dad’s Laboratory of Discovery and the Texas Preparatory Charter Schools in San Marcos, Texas in 2000.
A charter member of the Texas Interagency Council for Addressing Disproportionality and Disparity for the Health and Human Services Commission, Rev. Tatum has served as a subject matter expert for many boards, commissions and councils. He serves on the Fort Worth Police Policy Advisory Committee, Tarrant County Truancy Reform Committee and the Tarrant County Criminal Justice Steering Committee. He was a coauthor of the groundbreaking Fort Worth Police Department Equaity and Equality for Everyone 3E Action Plan.
Recognized at the 2015 Community Image Awards as the Man of the Year for the Arlington- Grand Prairie Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Rev. Tatum was also recently recognize by the Fort Worth Black News during their 20th Anniversary Celebration.
In 2006 and 2010, Rev. Tatum was honored by the Fort Worth Weekly as their Servant of the People and in 1997, he was one of the youngest recipients of the Texas Trailblazers for the Texas State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (Texas NAACP).
