LIGHTS, CAMERAS, COFFEE! Faith the Size of a Coffee Seed. Matthew 17:20. Coffee Allo Coop’s First Commercial.

 



LIGHTS, CAMERAS, COFFEE! Faith the Size of a Coffee Seed. Matthew 17:20. Coffee Allo Coop’s First Commercial. 


Faith the Size of a Coffee Seed. Matthew 17:20: https://youtube.com/shorts/8OthQQXyK0Y?si=-UUiZW2SPeSy7r5J

Something extraordinary was brewing at New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.


On that day, the Coffee Allo Coop – Resilience Roasters produced its very first commercial, launching a powerful new chapter in a movement that blends faith, entrepreneurship, creativity, and community transformation.


The production was directed and produced by Sister Aracely Vazquez, whose vision, talent, and passion helped bring this inspiring story to life.


The first episode, titled “Faith the Size of a Coffee Seed” (Matthew 17:20), features Resilience Roasters Sister Joneshia Hogan and Sister Allo Williams—two remarkable women who represent the heart, resilience, and spirit of this growing coffee movement.



Behind the scenes, Brother David Ramos helped film the production, while Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr. appeared in a lighthearted yet meaningful role as a pastor struggling to pay the church bills—until the Lord sends the Coffee Allo Coop to the rescue. The moment captures both humor and testimony, reminding us that sometimes God answers prayers in unexpected and creative ways.


What began as a simple idea planted in faith is now beginning to grow—one cup, one story, and one seed at a time.


The Coffee Allo Coop is moving forward with excitement and purpose, trusting God to guide every step of the journey.


Because when faith begins the size of a coffee seed, there is no limit to how far God can grow the harvest.






The Coffee Allo Coop Signature



From the Bank… to the Bean.

From the Sip… to the Seed.


The Coffee Allo Coop is brewing more than coffee.


We are brewing faith, opportunity, and community.


Because when faith starts the size of a coffee seed,

God can grow a harvest far beyond what we can imagine.





Coffee Allo Coop – Resilience Roasters

Brewing Faith. Growing Community.


New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church

Fort Worth, Texas


817-966-7625

www.newmountrose.com




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