ALL ABOARD THE LOVE TRAIN: Fort Worth Grandmother’s Day Takes the Love Train to Grapevine, Texas to Celebrate Mother’s Day. Friday, May 9, 2025 | Departure at 10:00 AM | T&P Station, Lancaster Avenue, Fort Worth.



ALL ABOARD THE LOVE TRAIN: The Annual Fort Worth Grandmother’s Day Takes the Love Train to Grapevine, Texas to Celebrate Mother’s Day. Friday, May 9, 2025 | Departure at 10:00 AM | T&P Station, Lancaster Avenue, Fort Worth. NBC News: https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/fort-worth-church-honors-grandmothers-this-mothers-day-weekend/2961399/



Join us for a heartwarming tradition as we honor the pillars of our families and communities—our grandmothers—on Fort Worth Grandmother’s Day in Grapevine.



Hosted by New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church, this annual Mother’s Day outing has become a cherished celebration of the women who were mothers first—our grandmothers. We will gather at T&P Station at 10:00 AM to catch the Trinity Metro train to Grapevine for a special day of fellowship, reflection, and appreciation.



Since 2022, New Mount Rose has treated a special group of mothers and grandmothers to a day dedicated to honoring their legacy. As the train rolls into Grapevine, traffic may pause—but so does time—as we recognize the extraordinary impact of these women who have nurtured generations with their wisdom, strength, and unconditional love.


“It’s very important that we recognize the grandmothers,” says Tonya Tatum, grandmother of 15. “Because when there is no mom, then you have your grandmother… the kids kind of gravitate to the grandmother as well.”



Sarah Bee, great-great grandmother of five, echoes the sentiment: “If you want to know something, just ask a grandmother—most of them know.”


This year’s celebration is especially meaningful as we remember those we’ve lost during the pandemic, including a beloved grandmother whose spirit will be honored with a special table setting during our luncheon.



“They’ve been in a pandemic for two years, isolated,” says Pastor Kyev Tatum, “and we’re just trying to encourage them to get out, walk around, and get some sun… to let them know that they are loved and we have not forgotten about them.”


Come celebrate the matriarchs who hold our histories, shape our futures, and deserve to be reminded—today and every day—that they matter.



All aboard for Grandmother’s Day 2025—where love rides the rails!


For more information, contact Pastor Kyev Tatum

Phone: 817-966-7625

Email: kptatum1@gmail.com




About New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church

Founded in Fort Worth, Texas, New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church has served as a beacon of faith, hope, and community for over a century. Under the leadership of Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr., the church is deeply rooted in the mission of empowering underserved communities, preserving local Black history, and uplifting families through service, education, and spiritual growth. From civil rights advocacy to innovative community programs like Farm Fort Worth and the Inner City Coffee Exchange, New Mount Rose continues to lead with love, purpose, and a commitment to transforming lives from the inside out.


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