From Chick-fil-A to City Hall: Zach Servis' Bold Mission for Jackson

About this episode

Zach Servis discusses his unique journey and vision for Jackson, focusing on systems reform and civic engagement.

Zach Servis isn't your typical political candidate. In this Bigger Pie Forum conversation, he unpacks his journey from Fort Worth to Jackson, blending music, ministry, and entrepreneurship with a deep sense of public duty. With four children, a booming sourdough business at home, and a nonprofit in motion, Zach's vision for Jackson centers on systems reform, civic education, and faith-based accountability. Whether you agree or not, you'll be challenged to think differently.

People in this episode

Guest: Zach Servis

Topics covered

• politics
• entrepreneurship
• civic education
• public duty
• faith-based accountability

Keywords

• Zach Servis
• Jackson
• political candidate
• entrepreneurship
• civic education
• faith-based accountability

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Jackson, Fort Worth

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