The Community Architect: Pastor Kyev Tatum.

 


The Community Architect: Pastor Kyev Tatum.


FORT WORTH, TEXAS - In the heart of Morningside 76104, where resilience meets revival, a bold architect is designing something far greater than buildings, he’s shaping the future of an entire community.


Pastor Kyev Tatum isn’t just a leader. He’s a visionary, a strategist, a master builder of ecosystems that transform lives. While others see challenges, he sees blueprints. Where others see vacant lots, he sees urban farms. Where some see struggling neighborhoods, he envisions thriving hubs of opportunity.


With the precision of an architect and the passion of a civil rights warrior, Pastor Tatum is laying the foundation for a new Morningside, one built on economic empowerment, youth leadership, and a spirit of collective ownership.



Building More Than Programs’ Building a Movement


Like a great architect who understands that a structure is only as strong as its foundation, Pastor Tatum builds systems that last. Through initiatives like:


• Farm Fort Worth, Turning faith-based land into fresh food and jobs.


• The Inner City Coffee Exchange, Using coffee as currency to stimulate Black business.


• Rube Foster Fun Over Guns, Rewriting the narrative for at-risk youth through sports and mentorship.


• The MLK Hunger Bowl, Mobilizing a movement to fight food insecurity.



A Blueprint for Community Power


Pastor Tatum isn’t waiting for the system to change, he’s creating a new system. He understands that real transformation isn’t about charity; it’s about ownership, leadership, and self-determination.


He is the Community Architect, building bridges, designing opportunities, and unlocking the full potential of Morningside, one blueprint at a time.



The Call to Action


A city is only as strong as the people willing to build it. Will you build with him? Contact 817-966-7625, kptatum1@gmail.com, or visit: www.newmountrose.com


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