The 2027 New Mount Rose Red Dress Tea, which will be held on February 13, 2027, at Grace Tabernacle Church in Forest Hills, Texas.

 

Greetings,


The 2026 New Mount Rose Red Dress Tea was a tremendous success. From the speakers to the singers, from the supper to the Spirit, the day was filled with love, excellence, and inspiration. We were reminded that we must practice excellence before we become excellent. Though the rain may have prevented some from attending, those who were present experienced a powerful move of God and a beautiful celebration of womanhood and faith.


Out of that spirit of gratitude and celebration, the leadership of New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church is honored to announce the launch of the Red Dress Tea Awards.


This new initiative is designed to give churches an opportunity to recognize the unsung women in their congregations — the faithful servants who work without recognition, serve without fanfare, and give with a cheerful heart. These women are the quiet strength of our ministries, and they deserve to be celebrated with dignity and distinction.



Participating churches will have the opportunity to formally honor their selected recipient during the 2027 New Mount Rose Red Dress Tea, which will be held on February 13, 2027, at Grace Tabernacle Church in Forest Hills, Texas. Together, we will lift up and celebrate the women who embody faith, fellowship, and flourishing excellence in our communities.


If your church would like to participate in the Red Dress Tea Awards, please contact Sister Tonya Tatum at sistertonyatatum@yahoo.com for additional details.


We are grateful for what God has already done, and we look forward with great anticipation to what He will continue to do through the New Mount Rose Red Dress Tea.


With sincere appreciation and expectation.


Pastor


“Excellence That Endures” is going to be powerful in 2027. The Spirit will be elevated, intentional, and worthy of the women we are honoring.


Red Dress Tea Awards Host Committee:

Sister Tonya Tatum

Sister Belinda Mitchell 

Sister Cheryl Stunstle

Pastor Kyev P. Tatum

New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church

Fort Worth, Texas 76104




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