Public relations and social media marketing for faith-based clientele
We are a public relations firm specializing in publicity and marketing campaigns for Christian artists, authors, speakers, films, pastors, CEOs, non-profits, tours, events, churches, and any product that appeals to the Christian or faith-based marketplace.
With over 30 years of experience, we offer clients a wide range of services and strive to represent every client with the utmost integrity.
Our current client roster is below. Feel free to explore our website for further details on how we may serve your needs.
With over 30 years of experience, we offer clients a wide range of services and strive to represent every client with the utmost integrity.
Our current client roster is below. Feel free to explore our website for further details on how we may serve your needs.
Current campaigns:
New children’s book based on a real-life story that made national headlines helps kids deal with bullies
The Gagnon family never thought they would be writing a children’s book. But then again, they never thought they would foster over 30 children, adopting five with special needs in addition to their two biological kids. The family found themselves in the national spotlight after a Facebook post by Stacey Gagnon went viral about her son, Joel, who was born with Goldenhar syndrome which caused an incomplete development of his ear, soft palate, and facial bone structures. It only affects one side of his face and requires a plethora of doctor appointments and reconstructive surgeries. Stacey’s post detailed an encounter at a new church they visited where other kids just stared and pointed at Joel, causing him to run and hide. That incident sparked social media responses from around the world, and the Gagnons were featured on NBC and Fox News, among other media outlets. Find out how one response in particular, which initially angered Stacey, ultimately birthed the idea of the new children’s book entitled “Cowboy Joel and the Wild Wild West"... Click this link for more information on the Gagnon family |
Counselor and theologian says the connection between our thoughts and physical disease is very real
Over six million people suffer from panic attacks each year, with women being twice as likely as men to develop them. Nearly two million people have an advanced condition known as agoraphobia, a type of anxiety disorder in which people fear and avoid places or situations that might cause panic and make them feel trapped, helpless or embarrassed. In her new book, “Soul Mend: Discover Spiritual and Emotional Health,” Dr. Luann Dunnuck shares her own personal story of suffering with panic attacks for over two decades, as well as being agoraphobic for over a year, which kept her a prisoner in her own home. Click here for more information on "Soul Mend" |
Author addresses adult bullying, addiction and other tough topics in new book
Though it has been nearly five years since releasing her last book, award-winning author, speaker, TV host and national recording artist Shannon Perry never meant to take a hiatus from writing. During the past few years, Perry saw her mother diagnosed with cancer, which she subsequently passed away from in 2017. While her mother was fighting for her life, her father was also diagnosed with cancer, requiring immediate surgery. In the midst of her caretaker role as an only child, Shannon continued to speak at conferences and events across the country where she asked women of all ages to describe the most difficult challenges they face on a daily basis. Find out how Shannon discovered the twelve core issues that affect almost all women, and why she thinks women's ministry as a whole needs a reboot... Click for more info on "Grace and Guts" |
New documentary on successful tailoring school in Malawi wins five mainstream awards
A documentary film entitled “Reap What You Sew” about a tailoring school established in Malawi, Africa has been given awards from the INDIEFest Film Festival. the Best Shorts Competition, Spotlight Documentary Awards, the Communicator Awards, as well as the Global Shorts film awards. Founded by Dr. Deb Waterbury, President of Love Everlasting Ministries, the Reap What You Sew school held their second graduation this past summer. In the two years since the school began, 17 out of 19 graduates have started their own businesses and been able to lift their families out of poverty. Find out how Dr. Deb became the unlikely founder half a world away...
Click here for more information on Dr. Deborah Waterbury |
Endorsed by "I Will Survive" singer Gloria Gaynor, a new book says life is not only about surviving, but finding purpose
A recent Pew Research survey on what makes life meaningful for Americans found that 65% of Evangelical Protestants say their faith provides “a great deal” of meaning in their lives. At the other end of the spectrum, atheists are more likely than Christians to mention finances (37%), and activities and hobbies (32%), including travel (13%), as things that make their lives meaningful. Author and speaker Kris Reece says the study reveals what she sees in her work as a Life Coach and counselor. In her third book, “Make It Matter: A Roadmap for Living a Life of Purpose,” Reece says finding purpose is something that perplexes most people, and something she learned to do the hard way...
Click here for more information on "Make it Matter" |
New DVD/On-Demand concert releases to coincide with the
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Pastor chronicles his on-going journey with a rare form of cancer
Over seven years ago, Pastor Matt Miklasz (pronounced MIC-LOZ) was diagnosed with a rare form of Leukemia which was followed by Colorectal cancer and metastasis to the lung. In the new book, “Joy for the Journey: How to Walk through Life’s Trials in a Healthy Way,” Miklasz, along with his wife, Cyndy, get open and honest about their various struggles that have also included a heart condition suffered by one of their children. Miklasz readily admits his faith has, at times, been tested. Find out what this pastor has learned about his relationship with God through the lens of cancer...
Click here for more information on the Miklasz' story |
New book offers solutions for Christians who feel left out of the political process
As National Legislative Strategist for the Convention of States Project, author, attorney and radio show host Rita Dunaway believes the key to conserving a government based upon Judeo-Christian values lies within the Constitution itself. In her new book, "Restoring America's Soul: Advancing Timeless Conservative Principles in a Wayward Culture”, Rita outlines a way forward for those that feel their values are no longer of interest to Washington D.C. Find out why she says Article V of the Constitution can be the solution to the problem...
Click here for more information on Rita Dunaway |
Are churches turning away families of autistic children?
Telly Award winning singer/songwriter, author and speaker Jennifer Shaw recently penned an article about how churches are unwittingly turning away families of autistic children. As a mother of a boy who struggled with Sensory Processing Disorder, she has witnessed first-hand the difficulties families go through. But the trials she faced earlier in her life served as preparation for adopting three, 7-11 year-old children with medical issues from China in less than two years. Her new album, Nothing to Fear, is a showcase of new songs that reflect the journey she and her family have taken. Find out how this now mother of six found the courage to respond to God's miraculous prompting...
Click here for more information on Jennifer Shaw |
One man's remarkable journey in the fight against human trafficking
The International Labour Organization calculates that nearly 21 million people are victims of human trafficking worldwide, and roughly 4.5 million of those victims are trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation. Human trafficking has overtaken arms trafficking to become the second-largest black-market industry behind drug running. The average age of young girls forced into the sex trade in America is approximately sixteen years old. Though estimates vary, as many as 21,000 child sex slaves, or children who are trafficked, may exist in the United States alone. According to the FBI, girls that are trafficked for sex have an average lifespan of 5-7 years, typically dying of disease, suicide or murder. It was these facts, along with an encounter at a garbage dump that first motivated Dr. Jeff Brodsky to begin his barefoot journey...
Click here for more information on "The Least of These" |
Hall of Fame vocalist's first memoir hits #1 on Amazon
Hall of Fame vocalist, Larnelle Harris, has released his first memoir which shot to #1 on Amazon within days of its release. But the book may not be what long-time fans are expecting. Co-written with critically-acclaimed author Christine Schaub, "Shaped Notes: How Ordinary People with Extraordinary Gifts Influenced my Life and Career" recounts some of Larnelle's most heart-breaking moments -- moments he has never shared publicly in his over five-decade career. Find out why one of music's most revered vocalists is still going strong... Click here for more information on Larnelle |
Fiction thriller receives highest honor from annual
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Has the fatal flaw in the theory of evolution finally been discovered?
According to a recent Gallup poll, only 38% of Americans believe that God created man in his present form, the lowest percentage in 35 years. The same percentage believe man evolved, but that God guided the process. By these statistics, it would seem Darwinism is now accepted as unchallengeable truth, but law professor and author F. LaGard Smith’s latest book may spark a new debate about the scientific validity of evolution. In “Darwin’s Secret Sex Problem: Exposing Evolution’s Fatal Flaw—The Origin of Sex”, Smith points four years of extensive research to one final conclusion: Microbe-to-man evolution is simply bad science...
Click here to learn more about "Darwin's Secret Sex Problem"