A TEXAS TRAILBLAZER OF FAITH, FORTITUDE & FREEDOM: Pastor Kyev Tatum Embraces a New Era of Buffalo Soldiers Legacy Preservation Internationally.



A TEXAS TRAILBLAZER OF FAITH, FORTITUDE & FREEDOM: Pastor Kyev Tatum Embraces a New Era of Buffalo Soldiers Legacy Preservation in Texas. | https://blacktexans.blogspot.com/2025/11/souls-made-of-gold-by-pastor-kyev-p.html




“One For All and All For One” Randall D. Christian, Sr.




FORT WORTH, TEXAS —

When history calls, Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr. answers with faith, courage, and commitment. Pastor, publisher, producer, programmer, and community advocate, Pastor Tatum has become one of the leading voices keeping Black military history alive while strengthening families and communities in need.


This year marks a major milestone in his lifelong mission.




A Historic Appointment.




Brother and Sister Randall and Debra Christian have appointed Pastor Tatum as the first president of the Randall D. Christian, Sr., Buffalo Soldiers International.

This new international chapter is not just an organization—it is a movement built on one guiding principle:


“One For All and All For One.”



Its mission is simple and powerful:

To promote, preserve, and protect the military legacy of the Christian Family and the Buffalo Soldiers.




Pastor Tatum’s appointment reflects his long record of honoring Black veterans, uplifting communities, and telling the stories that history tried to forget.




The Christian Family Legacy


The Christian Family has deep roots in Texas history. Their legacy includes military service, civic leadership, and community impact stretching back generations—from State Representative Gideon Christian to the descendants who continue this work today.




By choosing Pastor Tatum to lead this international chapter, the family affirms his dedication to:

• protecting historical truth

• healing communities

• serving through faith

• and uplifting the story of Black military excellence


Their shared theme—One For All and All For One—remains at the heart of their mission.




A Pastor with Many Callings


Pastor Tatum’s work goes far beyond Sunday morning. He is:

• Publisher of Black Texans, Inc., preserving untold stories

• Producer of projects like Hope in an Envelope and Souls Made of Gold

• Programmer creating youth and workforce models like the Resilience Responders

• Advocate for the Buffalo Soldiers, the 369th Infantry, and the 6888th Battalion

• Organizer restoring neglected Black cemeteries

• Visionary behind Skills City, USA and the Inner City Coffee Exchange


He brings together faith, history, and community action in a way few leaders can.




Global Vision, Local Impact


The Randall D. Christian, Sr., Buffalo Soldiers International chapter will begin in Texas but reach around the world. Under Pastor Tatum’s leadership, the chapter will launch:

• Buffalo Soldiers heritage tours

• Educational programs for schools and churches

• Preservation projects for Black military cemeteries

• Youth leadership academies grounded in service and discipline

• Faith-based cultural exchanges


All guided by their theme: One For All and All For One.




A Mission Rooted in Faith


Pastor Tatum often says,

“History is God’s handwriting in the earth.”


He believes that honoring the past is a sacred duty, and restoring forgotten history is an act of faith.


A New Chapter Begins


With this appointment, Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr. steps into a role where faith meets history and leadership meets legacy.


The world will soon know:

• The Christian Family story is American history.

• The Buffalo Soldiers story is world history.

• “One For All and All For One” is the new call to service.

• And Pastor Tatum is carrying that story forward with purpose and pride.




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