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America at 250: Fight Like Forty-Two. From the Nation to Texas to Fort Worth — Tell the Whole Story. By Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr. Colossians 1:10. Glory!

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  America at 250: Fight Like Forty-Two. From the Nation to Texas to Fort Worth — Tell the Whole Story. By Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr.  Colossians 1:10. Glory!  In 2026, the United States of America turns 250 years old. Two hundred and fifty years since a declaration was signed proclaiming liberty and equality. But anniversaries are not just celebrations. They are examinations. And if we are going to honor America at 250 with integrity, we must tell the whole story — not just nationally, but here in Texas, and here in Fort Worth. Because American history does not live in Washington alone. It lives in Texas soil. It lives in Fort Worth ground. It lives in sacred cemeteries and school doorways. Black history is not a sidebar to the American story. It is America’s story. From American Ideals to Texas Reality The Declaration of Independence declared equality in 1776. But generations had to struggle to make those words real. The Buffalo Soldiers rode across Texas frontier land, g...
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ALL FOR ONE AND ONE FOR ALL. Colossians 1:10: The Journey Towards Economic Sustainability. Ecclesiastes 4:9-13.

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ALL FOR ONE AND ONE FOR ALL. Colossians 1:10 : The Journey Towards Economic Sustainability. Ecclesiastes 4:9-13. Invest in us. Zelle: newmtrosembc@gmail.com  | www.newmountrose.com Fort Worth, Texas — 76104- In the shadow of a trillion-dollar economy, there exists a zip code fighting for breath. 76104. A community rich in history. Rich in culture. Rich in faith. Yet burdened by the lowest life expectancy in the State of Texas. Abject poverty does more than empty pockets — it drains hope. It narrows vision. It forces survival mode, where dreams are postponed and potential is rationed. Generations grow accustomed to getting by instead of getting ahead. But what if survival is not the final chapter? What if economic stability is not a fantasy — but a strategy? In the heart of Fort Worth’s inner city, one pastor dares to answer that question with action. Not with speeches. Not with slogans. But with investment. Investment in people. In the vulnerable. In the economically sidelined....
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Every Stone Has a Song: The Story of Mansfield ISD from 1956 to 2026. Joshua 4:21–22. By Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr. Publisher, Black Texans, Inc.

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Every Stone Has a Song:  The Story of Mansfield ISD from 1956 to 2026.  Joshua 4:21–22.  By Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr.,  Publisher, Black Texans, Inc., publisher of Before Little Rock: The Constitutional Crisis at Mansfield High School in 1956:  https://youtu.be/Pa67cqHSa90 From Stones of Segregation to Stones of a Successful Superintendency Pastor Kyev P. Tatum of the  New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church  of Fort Worth, Texas 76104. MANSFIELD, TEXAS February 1, 2026 - In Selma , when you cross the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge , just to the left stands a memorial of twelve stones. They tell the story of Bloody Sunday — of brave souls who challenged segregation in 1965 and paid the price in blood, dignity, and determination. Inscribed upon those stones are the words of Joshua 4:21–22: “When your children shall ask their fathers in time to come, saying, What mean these stones? Then ye shall let your children know, saying, Israel came over this Jorda...
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