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EVERY STONE HAS A SONG: The Constitutional Crisis at Mansfield High School in 1956 Joshua 4:21–22 — Tell the Stories. Sing the Songs.

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  EVERY STONE HAS A SONG:  The Constitutional Crisis at Mansfield High School in 1956.  https://youtu.be/Pa67cqHSa90 Joshua 4:21–22 — Tell the Stories. Sing the Songs. MANSFIELD, TEXAS - In the Book of Joshua, after the children of Israel crossed the Jordan River into the Promised Land, God instructed them to build a memorial of twelve stones. These stones were not simply markers of the past. They were testimonies. Joshua explained their purpose: “When your children ask their fathers in time to come, saying, ‘What do these stones mean?’ then you shall let your children know…” — Joshua 4:21–22 The stones were meant to tell a story. They were meant to remind future generations of struggle, courage, faith, and perseverance. In many ways, the history of Mansfield, Texas carries its own stones—silent witnesses to a moment when the nation’s promise of equality was tested. Every Stone Has a Song: The Constitutional Crisis at Mansfield High School in 1956 is a powerful documentar...
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HEALTH IN THE HOOD. Romans 12. The Church Responds to Mental Health in the Inner City Community. New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church Fort Worth, Texas – 76104

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HEALTH IN THE HOOD. Romans 12. The Church Responds to Mental Health in the Inner City Community. New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church Fort Worth, Texas – 76104 There are crises that happen quietly. They do not always appear on the evening news. They are not always debated in city halls or discussed in legislative chambers. Yet they shape the daily reality of thousands of families living in communities across America. One such crisis is unfolding in the Morningside community of Fort Worth. According to public health data, the life expectancy in this neighborhood is the lowest in the State of Texas—just 67 years. For Black men, the number is even more alarming: 64 years. These numbers are not simply statistics. They represent fathers, sons, brothers, and neighbors whose lives are being shortened by a complex web of challenges that include poverty, trauma, violence, and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). But within this troubling reality lies another issue that has too often been o...
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LIGHTS, CAMERAS, COFFEE! Faith the Size of a Coffee Seed. Matthew 17:20. Coffee Allo Coop’s First Commercial.

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  LIGHTS, CAMERAS, COFFEE! Faith the Size of a Coffee Seed. Matthew 17:20. Coffee Allo Coop’s First Commercial.  Faith the Size of a Coffee Seed. Matthew 17:20:  https://youtube.com/shorts/8OthQQXyK0Y?si=-UUiZW2SPeSy7r5J Something extraordinary was brewing at New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. On that day, the Coffee Allo Coop – Resilience Roasters produced its very first commercial, launching a powerful new chapter in a movement that blends faith, entrepreneurship, creativity, and community transformation. The production was directed and produced by Sister Aracely Vazquez, whose vision, talent, and passion helped bring this inspiring story to life. The first episode, titled “Faith the Size of a Coffee Seed” (Matthew 17:20), features Resilience Roasters Sister Joneshia Hogan and Sister Allo Williams—two remarkable women who represent the heart, resilience, and spirit of this growing coffee movement. Behind the scenes, Brother David Ramos ...
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Friends of New Trinity Cemetery. John 15:13 | Haltom City, Texas

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Friends of New Trinity Cemetery.  John 15:13 | H altom City, Texas “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. — John 15:13 The Friends of New Trinity Cemetery is a fellowship of concerned citizens committed to the preservation, protection, and perpetual care of the historic New Trinity Cemetery in Haltom City, Texas. This sacred ground is more than a cemetery. It is a living archive of the courage, sacrifice, and perseverance that helped shape Fort Worth and Tarrant County. Here rest military heroes, pioneers, freedom fighters, educators, clergy, and faithful families whose lives helped pave the way for generations that followed. The name “Friends of New Trinity Cemetery” was chosen intentionally. We are called to be friends. Friends care for one another. Friends look out for one another. Friends protect what matters. Friends remember the sacrifices of those who came before them. Jesus reminds us of the true meaning of friendship: “Greater love ha...
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