EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 1H 1M
Faith, Finance & Freedom: How Bishop Mitchell G. Taylor Is Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
from Corey 's Corner · host Corey Pegues
Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode of Corey’s Corner, retired NYPD executive Corey Pegues sits down with Bishop Mitchell G. Taylor, Senior Pastor of The Center of Hope International and Co-Founder & CEO of Urban Upbound.From being surrendered at birth and adopted into a faith-centered home, to leading one of the most innovative community empowerment organizations in the country, Bishop Taylor’s journey is one of purpose, resilience, and impact.Under his leadership, Urban Upbound has transformed the fight against poverty by embedding financial empowerment, employment services, youth development, mental health resources, and housing support directly into NYCHA communities.In this conversation, Bishop Taylor discusses:• His powerful adoption story and spiritual awakening• Building The Center of Hope International• Why traditional approaches to poverty don’t work• Launching the first low-income designated credit union in Queens• The importance of financial literacy and economic dignity• How faith leaders can drive systemic change• His vision for the future of underserved communitiesThis is a conversation about faith, leadership, and building real pathways to opportunity.Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail In this powerful episode of Corey’s Corner, retired NYPD executive Corey Pegues sits down with Bishop Mitchell G. Taylor, Senior Pastor of The Center of Hope International and Co-Founder & CEO of Urban Upbound. From being surrendered at birth and adopted into a faith-centered home, to leading one of the most innovative community empowerment organizations in the country, Bishop Taylor’s journey is one of purpose, resilience, and impact. Under his leadership, Urban Upbound ...
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