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Community Healing and Wholeness: The Skills City Resilience Responders Model  Led by Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr. What if your church, campus, or community organization wasn’t just responding to crisis—but leading healing? Across the nation, congregations, colleges, and community organizations are facing rising mental health challenges, trauma, and disconnection. This dynamic workshop introduces a proven, people-centered model that equips leaders to move beyond awareness into action, resilience, and transformation . Led by Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr., this session presents the Skills City Resilience Responders™ model —a trauma-informed, faith-rooted, and community-driven framework developed in Fort Worth’s 76104. Built for real-world impact, this model empowers everyday people to respond to emergencies while strengthening long-term systems of care, connection, and collective resilience . Participants will gain: A replicable framework for church, campus, and community crisis response ...

New Mount Rose Church and LULAC to Host National LULAC Youth & College Expo During 2026 Convention Week.  FORT WORTH, TEXAS — May 2, 2026 In a powerful celebration of unity, opportunity, and youth empowerment during the week of Juneteenth, LULAC Council 22308 and New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church will host the LULAC Youth & College Expo on Thursday, June 18, 2026, at 1:00 PM in the heart of Fort Worth’s Morningside community. The Expo is an official community-based highlight of the 2026 National LULAC Convention , taking place June 17–20 at the Fort Worth Convention Center, drawing attendees from across the nation. “This is more than an event—it’s a moment of purpose,” said Kyev P. Tatum Sr., Senior Pastor of New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church. “We are honored to welcome youth from across the country to our church and community. We intend to show them the very best of Fort Worth—our faith, our hospitality, and our commitment to their future.” A Hub fo...

icXSports Coffee Clubhouse |  “If it ain’t fun, it ain’t us.” The icXsports Coffee Clubhouse isn’t just a venue—it’s a value engine . A space where competition meets community, where passion meets purpose, and where every cup fuels the next level of play. In a world where gaming opens doors to scholarships, careers, and global stages—and specialty coffee cultivates culture, connection, and creativity—we’ve built more than a bridge… We’ve built a pipeline. A pipeline that converts: Play into possibility Skill into opportunity Community into capital Culture into currency This is where gamers lock in. This is where creators link up. This is where coffee connoisseurs feel at home. But more importantly— This is where value is created, exchanged, and multiplied. icXSports Coffee Clubhouse is not following a trend—it’s setting a standard. Positioned at the intersection of esports and specialty coffee, this concept is engineered to lead, scale, and redefine what a social and economic ...

POUR ON PURPOSE. Introducing The Pipeline to Possibilities Project at New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church of Fort Worth, Texas 76104. New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church of Fort Worth × University of North Texas at Dallas. In the heart of Fort Worth’s historic Morningside community (76104) lives a generation full of promise— yet too often, that promise is pressed beneath the weight of economic hardship. Many of our children are not just growing up in struggle… they are inheriting it. Third-generation residents. Born into barriers they did not build. Walking through systems they did not design. But hear this truth—clear and undeniable: Cycles can be broken. Gaps can be closed. And purpose can be poured. Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr. declares that transformation will not come by chance— it will come on purpose. Because when we pour on purpose into the lives of our children, we don’t just change moments… we ignite movement. we establish momentum. we build legacy. A PIPELINE IS BEING...

  HEALTH iN THE HOOD: The Intersection Between Gospel Music and Mental Health & Wellness.  A transformative, faith-centered workshop exploring how gospel music has sustained generations through grief, trauma, depression, anxiety, oppression, and recovery. This experience will examine how songs of faith, testimony, lament, praise, and hope become more than music—they become ministry tools for emotional healing, spiritual resilience, and community wellness. Rooted in the rich tradition of the Black church, this workshop bridges scripture, sound, story, and science to reveal a powerful truth: gospel music does more than inspire—it helps us breathe, remember, release, rejoice, and recover. Workshop Focus Healing through worship. Wellness through testimony. Resilience through rhythm. Mental health through ministry. Presented By Dr. Kimberly Agoro My Wellness Village Fort Worth, Texas Featuring The incomparable and powerful testimony of Nija Higgins Higgins House of Rest Hosted ...