YOU BETTER MASK SOMEBODY ALERT! Inner-City Community Health Advisory & Faith Response — 76104 and Beyond

 



YOU BETTER MASK SOMEBODY ALERT! Inner-City Community Health Advisory & Faith Response — 76104 and Beyond


FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Wednesday, January 21, 2026


Due to renewed concerns about COVID variants and increased respiratory illness, New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church of Fort Worth, in partnership with the Ministers Justice Coalition, is taking action to help protect the 76104 community and inner-city neighborhoods across Fort Worth.


“We believe everyone needs help, but especially the inner city, and faith calls us to respond with action,” says Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr.


Inner-city communities are often hit the hardest because of limited access to healthcare, higher exposure risks, and fewer resources. This response is being led by the Skills City Resilience Responders, who continue to serve where the need is greatest.


Health officials continue to recommend wearing masks, using hand sanitizer often, and being cautious in crowded places, even when people do not feel sick.



Community Response at New Mount Rose


We are providing free health and relief supplies at New Mount Rose (Purple Storage), including FEMA-donated items:

• Cloth masks

• N95 masks

• Hand sanitizer

• Blankets for the unsheltered and those facing cold weather

• Food for individuals and families in need

(Donated by Midwest Food Bank, Gateway Church, and Operation Blessings)

• Coats

(Donated by Volunteers of America, Subaru, and Operation Warm)


Temporary Distribution Schedule (Due to Winter Weather)


Today and Tomorrow | 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

While supplies last


We will return next week to our regular schedule:

Monday–Thursday | 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Special thanks to Sister Deborah West for helping share critical information and activate this response.


We are officially activating the “You Better Mask Somebody” Ministry, with the Skills City Resilience Responders leading the way, to distribute masks, sanitizer, blankets, food, and health information across 76104 and Fort Worth’s inner city.

A Word from Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr.


“It’s better to be prepared and not have an opportunity than to have an opportunity and not be prepared. Faith calls us to act before crisis becomes catastrophe.”


•• Our Commitment

• Love our neighbors

• Protect the vulnerable

• Serve with wisdom, not fear

• Put faith into action


Your health matters. Your life matters.

New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church and the Ministers Justice Coalition remain committed to serving Fort Worth’s inner city—76104 and beyond.


For more information, contact Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr. at 817-966-7625.


Please stay warm, stay safe, and look out for one another.

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