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  CAMP BUFFALO SOLDIERS RIDES INTO FORT WORTH JULY 12! Honoring History, Teaching Life Skills & Saving Young Lives at New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church. 2864 Mississippi Avenue | Fort Worth, TX 76104 | 817-966-7625, newmtrosembcfw@gmail.com Every Saturday in July @ 10AM | Ages 7–14 | Free of Charge FORT WORTH, TEXAS – The legendary spirit of the Buffalo Soldiers gallops into Fort Worth this summer with the official launch of CAMP BUFFALO SOLDIERS on Saturday, July 12, 2025, at New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church in the heart of Morningside. This dynamic and life-shaping summer experience happens every Saturday in July at 10AM and is absolutely FREE for children ages 7 to 14! Hosted by Pastor Kyev Tatum and powered by the Texas Buffalo Soldiers Association, this hands-on youth camp fuses rich African American military history with real-life skills, empowering today’s youth with the knowledge, pride, and tools they need to thrive. “This is more than a summer camp—it’s...

  The song “If I Can Help Somebody” is a beloved gospel hymn written by Alma Bazel Androzzo in 1945. It has become one of the most enduring and inspirational pieces of mid-20th-century sacred music, often performed at civil rights gatherings, church services, and funerals of prominent leaders. About the Songwriter: Alma B. Androzzo • Alma Bazel Androzzo (1912–2001) was an African American composer and lyricist. • Born in Harriman, Tennessee, she was largely self-taught musically. • Though she composed several works, “If I Can Help Somebody” remains her most famous and influential composition. • She published the song in 1945, and it quickly gained popularity across gospel and spiritual music communities. Musical and Theological Themes • The lyrics reflect Christian values of service, compassion, and selflessness. • Rooted in Matthew 25:40 — “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these… ye have done it unto me” — the song expresses a desire for...

BUFFALO SOLDIERS KEEP FORT WORTH BEAUTIFUL:  Honoring History. Inspiring Youth. Beautifying Our Community. FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The proud legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers came alive at New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church as the Texas Buffalo Soldiers Association honored the “Little Miss Six Triple Eight Troopers” for their exceptional commitment to history, service, and civic pride. In a heartfelt ceremony at the historic New Mount Rose campus, Commander RosieLeetta Reed and First Sergeant Clinton Warren presented special commemorative 6888th tumblers to young ladies who traveled to Washington, D.C., to participate in the Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony honoring the heroic women of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion—the only all-Black, all-female battalion deployed overseas during World War II. The Texas Buffalo Soldiers were proud to join forces with New Mount Rose to celebrate these modern-day trailblazers and to acknowledge the support shown by both the State of T...

DON’T BACK DOWN: Fort Worth Pastors Stand Firm for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.  FORT WORTH, TEXAS — In a bold show of unity and conviction, the Ministers Justice Coalition of Texas has officially voted to support the City of Fort Worth’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) program, urging city leaders not to retreat in the face of political pressure. “We don’t bow to bullies,” said Rev. Kyev Tatum, pastor of New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church and president of the coalition. “If ‘Y’all Means All,’ then we must protect all—not just some—of Fort Worth’s residents. DEI is not a threat to our future; it is a cornerstone of a just society.” This public declaration comes just days after the Fort Worth City Council voted 9–2 to delay a resolution that would have suspended the city’s DEI office and programs aimed at supporting minority- and women-owned businesses. The proposal was tied to compliance with a federal executive order from former President Donald Trump, threatenin...

What a Candy Clark Celebration in Cowtown!  The Candy Clark Candy City, USA Celebration, held June 20–21, 2025, at Uncle Julio’s and Tarrant County College South Campus in Fort Worth, Texas, was nothing short of amazing! Joyfully hosted by New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church, this two-day experience was filled with fun, fellowship, and unforgettable memories! From the star-studded birthday dinner to the autograph sessions, from classic car showcases and American Graffiti tribute rides to delicious BBQ, the Fort Worth Film Collaborative spotlight, and the Good Hands Clean-Up Crew—every moment was a reason to celebrate! This weekend was powered by passion, purpose, and a powerful team of people who truly care. Huge thanks to our incredible supporters: • Candy Clark • Rich Puryear & the American Graffiti Tribute Collection • Fort Worth Film Commission & • Film Collaborative • Tarrant County College District • Irie Smokehouse • Grandma Bounce Houses • Pastor Felton DJ Jenk...