Pastor Kyev Tatum: A Champion for Community, Faith & Fortitude in the Frontlines.

Pastor Kyev Tatum: A Champion for Community, Faith & Fortitude in the Frontlines. 


A Leadership & Community Empowerment Journey


✨ Building Together. Leading Together. Transforming Together. ✨


This is more than a program—it’s a movement of love, justice, and empowerment. The Faith & Fortitude Revolution is a call to action for faith leaders, students, activists, educators, entrepreneurs, and all who are ready to serve their communities with passion and purpose.


For 12 weeks, we will walk together, learn together, and take real action—turning faith into a force for change. This is your opportunity to lead, to uplift, and to shape a brighter future for generations to come.


🌍 Program Overview

✔️ Duration: 12 Weeks (Flexible for workshops, conferences, and semester-based learning)

✔️ Format: In-Person | Online | Hybrid

✔️ Who Should Join? Those who love their communities and want to see them thrive—Faith Leaders | Youth Advocates | Educators | Entrepreneurs | Community Builders | Policymakers


💡 Are you ready to put faith into action? Let’s go!




🔥 Course Modules & Community Impact 🔥


🚀 Week 1: Rooted in Faith, Strengthened by Fortitude


🔹 Discover the vision behind this movement and its mission of love and justice.

🔹 Explore the history that has shaped our journey and why it matters today.

🔹 Embrace the values of Faith, Fortitude, Justice, and Transformation.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Storytelling Circle: What does faith and fortitude look like in your community?

✅ Film Screening & Discussion: The Faith & Fortitude Revolution Documentary

✅ Collective Reflection: The Faith & Fortitude Manifesto




✊ Week 2: The Church as a Pillar of Justice & Change


🔹 The power of the Black church in movements for freedom and equality.

🔹 How faith communities can lead the charge for social and economic justice.

🔹 Lessons from the Ministers Justice Coalition of Texas.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Historical Reflection: The Civil Rights Movement & The Black Church

✅ Faith Leaders Panel: Activism and Ministry in Action

✅ Service Project Planning: Creating a faith-driven initiative




🌟 Week 3: Empowering Our Youth – The Future is Now


🔹 The importance of mentoring and equipping young leaders.

🔹 Hands-on initiatives like The Youth Coffee Expo, Fun Over Guns, and Farm Fort Worth.

🔹 Strategies to elevate youth voices in decision-making spaces.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Youth-Led Roundtable: What’s YOUR vision for change?

✅ Workshop: How to launch a youth-led movement.

✅ Action Challenge: Design a youth empowerment project.




💰 Week 4: Economic Justice & Creating Generational Wealth


🔹 Why economic empowerment strengthens our communities.

🔹 Lessons from The Inner City Coffee Exchange & The Swiller Squad.

🔹 The importance of entrepreneurship and cooperative economics.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Workshop: From Idea to Impact—Launching a Business

✅ Case Study: Understanding Economic Disparities in Our Communities

✅ Challenge: Develop an Economic Empowerment Plan




🥦 Week 5: The Fight for Food Justice & Ending Hunger


🔹 Access to fresh food is a human right.

🔹 Learning from Farm Fort Worth & Urban Agriculture Initiatives.

🔹 Creating sustainable food solutions in underserved communities.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Farm Tour & Community Food Bank Visit

✅ Hands-On Urban Farming Experience

✅ Design Challenge: Building a Community-Led Food Initiative




📖 Week 6: Preserving Our Stories – Black History & Legacy


🔹 The power of storytelling in shaping justice movements.

🔹 Exploring Fighting Black in Texas & The Texas 6888th Project.

🔹 Elevating unheard voices through media and community storytelling.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Oral History Workshop: Capturing Our Elders’ Stories

✅ Research & Presentation: Honoring Local Heroes

✅ Create: A Documentary, Podcast, or Storytelling Project




📢 Week 7: Advocacy & Policy – Making Systemic Change


🔹 Understanding policy and how it shapes our lives.

🔹 Learning to advocate for justice in education, healthcare, and criminal justice reform.

🔹 Civic engagement strategies to turn passion into policy.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Training: How to Speak Truth to Power

✅ Action Step: Draft a Policy Proposal on a Pressing Issue

✅ Challenge: Organize a Meeting with a Local Policymaker




❤️ Week 8: Healing, Reconciliation & Justice


🔹 Addressing racial and economic injustices.

🔹 Exploring Black Land in White Hands: Healing & Rebuilding.

🔹 Strategies for meaningful racial healing and community restoration.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Healing Circle: Sharing Experiences & Building Bridges

✅ Case Study: Successful Community Reconciliation Efforts

✅ Action Challenge: Develop a Racial Healing Initiative




🙏 Week 9: Mobilizing Faith for Social Justice


🔹 Uniting faith and advocacy for transformative change.

🔹 Strategies for faith-based movements for justice and equity.

🔹 Building church-led networks for civic engagement.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Panel Discussion: Faith Leaders Share Advocacy Strategies

✅ Workshop: Building a Faith-Based Justice Network

✅ Challenge: Develop a Church-Led Policy Engagement Plan




📚 Week 10: Education Equity & Opportunity for Black Texans


🔹 Addressing disparities in our education system.

🔹 Exploring Universal School Choice & Education Reform.

🔹 Equipping parents and educators with advocacy tools.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Debate: Does School Choice Help or Hurt Black Communities?

✅ Research: Mapping Education Disparities in Our City

✅ Create: A Parent & Student Resource Guide




✊ Week 11: Organizing for Long-Term Impact


🔹 The blueprint for grassroots organizing.

🔹 The approach of the Ministers Justice Coalition of Texas.

🔹 Developing sustainable strategies for movement building.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Workshop: Building a Long-Term Community Strategy

✅ Public Speaking Training: Finding & Owning Your Voice

✅ Challenge: Design a Community Impact Plan




🌟 Week 12: The Call to Action – Becoming a Community Leader


🔹 Reflecting on our journey and growth.

🔹 Developing a personal and community action plan.

🔹 Celebrating and preparing for a lifetime of impact.


💬 Community Engagement:

✅ Final Presentations: Sharing Our Community Vision

✅ Graduation Ceremony & Certification

✅ Commitment Pledge: Continuing the Faith & Fortitude Movement




💡 What You’ll Gain


✅ The tools and confidence to lead real change in your community.

✅ A deep connection with a network of passionate changemakers.

✅ Hands-on experience in advocacy, organizing, and entrepreneurship.

✅ A lifelong commitment to faith-driven justice and transformation.


🚀 Are you ready to answer the call?


📍 New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church | Ministers Justice Coalition of Texas

📞 817-966-7625 | ✉️ kptatum1@gmail.com

🌎 www.newmountrose.com


💜 Together, we rise. Together, we lead. Together, we change the world.


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