New Mount Rose | One Building Fund: Not Equal Giving, But Equal Sacrifice. Luke 12:34

New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church of Fort Worth 

One Building Fund: Not Equal Giving, But Equal Sacrifice

Luke 12:34

www.newmountrose.com

Kyev P. Tatum, Sr.

Pastor

Zelle contributions to: newmtrosembc@gmail.com

Our Mission: https://youtu.be/k0YNHiFZ3xg?si=3ouu6cKvGXEaMwGH

At New Mount Rose, we believe that building God’s house is not just about bricks, mortar, or money — it’s about faith, unity, and sacrifice. The New Mount Rose One Building Fund is more than a campaign; it’s a covenant between God and His people to work together as one body toward a shared vision for our future.





In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus reminds us that the true measure of giving is not in the amount, but in the attitude of the heart. Some may have more to give, others less — but when each of us gives sacrificially, our gifts are made equal in God’s eyes. That is the heart behind our theme: “Not Equal Giving, But Equal Sacrifice.”




Our goal is not to reach equal amounts, but to reach equal commitment. When every member of New Mount Rose gives according to their faith and ability, the miracle of multiplication takes place. Together, we can build not only a stronger church, but also a stronger community — one that stands as a living testimony of what God can do when His people move as one.



We’re asking every member and friend of New Mount Rose to pray, plan, and participate. Ask God what He would have you give, and trust that your sacrifice — whether great or small — will make an eternal difference.


One vision. One body. One Building Fund.

Not Equal Giving, But Equal Sacrifice.

Because where our treasure is — our hearts will be also.



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