Founder of TSO Network Youth Theatre Church, Founder of Teens Speaking Out Radio Show and Performing Art Theatre Group, Founder of No More Pain Radio Show, Founder of the North East Mississippi Performing Arts Playhouse, Founder of Operation Hope Educational and Developmental Corporation, Pastor, Motivational Speaker, Counsellor, Life Coach, Teacher and Mentor. He lives in Albany, Georgia, with his wife.
David Hatch is the writer of the books, "Teens Speaking Out Are You Listening?", "The Twenty Commandments For Parenting A Child With ADHD", writer of the gospel musical plays: "The Will To Survive, I've Got It!" – based on his homeless episode and the people he met while homeless; "I Gotta Make A Change", "What About The Children Now?", and "A March Toward The Promise Land". Also writer of the scene play: "Pieces".
David has a Ph.D. in Christian Psychology, Master in Theology, and B.A. in Biblical Studies from Jacksonville Theological Seminary, three years in Business Administration, Mississippi Valley State University and two years in Computer Science, Waubonsee College.
"Pieces" is of utmost important to David because of the death of his daughter who died in a car crash after being chase by her boyfriend. This incident change David world and his view on life. Pieces described how domestic violence and abuse directly affected his family. This personal experience talked him how to forgive and let go of the pain inside.