COMMUNITY FOOD BOWL AT NEW MOUNT ROSE LAUNCHES NEW PASTOR’S AIDE PANTRY PROJECT



COMMUNITY FOOD BOWL AT NEW MOUNT ROSE LAUNCHES NEW PASTOR’S AIDE PANTRY PROJECT


FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Five years ago, at the height of the 2020 pandemic, the Ministers Justice Coalition called pastors to the frontlines. From that moment until now, local pastors have poured out their time, talent, and treasure to make sure their churches and communities had food, resources, and hope in one of our most vulnerable seasons.



With the help of sponsors and partners, New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church and the Ministers Justice Coalition have distributed more than $25 million in aid between 2020 and 2025. Yet, while serving others, many pastors have quietly struggled to provide for their own families and churches.



The Ministers Justice Coalition is determined to change this reality by creating a support system for the very leaders who carried our communities through the storm.




Pastor Kyev Tatum has developed a new ministry model called the Pastor’s Aide Pantry — a church-based initiative that will both strengthen local pastors and continue serving the community. Through this program, partnering pastors will be able to stock their own church pantries with food and essential supplies provided by the Community Food Bowl, thanks to the generosity of Midwest Food Bank and Secured Moving Company.



Each family or individual who receives help through the Pastor’s Aide Pantry will be asked to give a small $5 love offering — a way of sowing back into the ministry of pastors who have given so much.



This is more than a food program. It is a way to honor, sustain, and uplift our pastors who have been faithfully serving on the frontlines for the past five years.



For more information on how you can support or participate in the Pastor’s Aide Pantry, contact Pastor Kyev Tatum at 817-966-7625.






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