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  From the Classroom to Congress!  Little Miss 6888th: A Call For Us To Rally Behind Our Youngest Historians. FORT WORTH, TEXAS – History is alive in the hearts of our children, and the time has come for our community to stand up, show up, and lift up the next generation of leaders! Little Miss 6888th, a group of extraordinary young girls, is taking their passion for history from the classroom to the national stage, and we need YOU to be a part of this momentous journey! A Movement Born in the Classroom, Now Headed for the Nation’s Capital It all started in a small private school filled with big dreams. Miss Endy’s Christian Academy transformed into a portal of history, where Mrs. Sue Crosby’s students mesmerized an audience with their Black History Month performances. But one moment in particular captured the spirit of a movement—when a young girl, clad in a perfectly tailored Army uniform, stepped forward to embody Major Charity Edna Adams, commander of the legendary 6888th ...

“Trilogy of Her Story” to Honor Black Women Trailblazers at Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Fort Worth, TX — March 10, 2025 — “Give her of the fruit of her hands, and let her own works praise her in the gates.” — Proverbs 31:31 During Women’s History Month, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will unveil a landmark exhibition, Trilogy of Her Story: Honoring Black Women Trailblazers from Fort Worth. This inspiring exhibit will celebrate three remarkable women whose faith, perseverance, and contributions have left a lasting impact on history. Curated by Pastor Kyev Tatum of New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church and the Ministers Justice Coalition of Texas, this exhibition reflects the biblical call to honor those who labor in righteousness and pave the way for future generations. Honorees: • Gifted on the Greens: The LPGA Coach Gladys Lee Story “I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.” — Philippians 3:14 A trailblazer in gol...

  RACE, READING & REFORM – Ministers Justice Coalition Meeting Today in the Kirk Franklin Chapel. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The media and public are invited to attend the Ministers Justice Coalition meeting today, Thursday, February 27, 2025, at New Mount Rose. We will begin gathering at 11:00 AM. Today’s discussion will focus on the urgent need for education reform in Tarrant County. While county leaders have declared literacy as the highest priority, Black leaders have spent the past 20 years advocating for meaningful change—yet little progress has been made. From literacy gaps to truancy, dropouts, and the school-to-prison pipeline, the punitive education model continues to fail Black children, producing some of the worst educational outcomes since slavery. Leading the discussion is Pastor Kyev Tatum, a subject matter expert and three-decade advocate for school choice and education reform. With a focus on Race, Reading, and Reform, Pastor Tatum will outline solutions to improve ...

  I’m Ready Now. Mother Naomi  George’s Services Schedule:  Wake:  Friday, March 7, 2025, 6:00pm- 7:00pm New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church  2864 Mississippi Avenue Fort Worth, Texas 76104 Home going Celebration: Saturday, March 8, 2025, 10:00am New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church  2864 Mississippi Avenue Fort Worth, Texas 76104 Pastor Kyev Tatum, Host Pastor.  Repass afterward  committal I’m Ready Now. A Tribute to Mother Naomi R. George. By Pastor Kyev Tatum I’m ready to meet the Lord in the air, To leave behind sorrow, worry, and care. My journey is finished, my race is run, The battle is over, the victory won. With hands uplifted and heart at peace, I hear the call, my soul’s release. No more pain, no more strife, Just endless joy, eternal life. Mother Naomi, faithful and true, A servant of God through and through. With Bishop George, she stood so strong, Guiding the flock, teaching right from wrong. Last night, as prayers ...

WHY CHILDREN IN FORT WORTH CANNOT READ: A Literacy Crisis That Can No Longer Be Ignored By Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr., New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church of Fort Worth, Texas As Fort Worth lays to rest civil rights icon Judge L. Clifford Davis—a man who fought to integrate Mansfield High School in 1956—our city faces an undeniable and devastating truth: our children still cannot read. This is not a new problem. In 2006, we sounded the alarm, warning that a literacy crisis was brewing in our community. We saw the signs. We raised our voices. We demanded action. But instead of addressing the issue, those in power dismissed our concerns, ignored the warning signs, and vilified those of us who dared to speak the truth. Now, nearly two decades later, the very same officials who once turned a blind eye are finally admitting what we have been saying all along—our children are struggling to read. But acknowledgment is not enough. How do you ignore a problem for twenty years, silence those...

  Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Presents “Trilogy of Her Story: Trailblazing Black Women in Fort Worth.”  A Celebration of Black Excellence Curated by Pastor Kyev Tatum FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The ancestors are smiling, and the saints are shouting! In a moment of long-overdue recognition, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is shining a powerful spotlight on the brilliance, resilience, and faith of three extraordinary Black women whose impact still reverberates through our communities today. From the church pews to the publishing house, from the golf course to the gospel stage—these women were called, chosen, and covered by the hand of God to break down barriers and pave the way for future generations. Curated by none other than Pastor Kyev Tatum, a warrior for truth and a guardian of our history, Trilogy of Her Story: Trailblazing Black Women in Fort Worth is more than an exhibition—it is a homecoming, a revival, and a reckoning with the stories that have too ...