Public relations and social media marketing for faith-based communicators
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We are a public relations firm specializing in publicity and marketing campaigns for Christian artists, authors, speakers, faith-based 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. |
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Current campaigns:
New doll line provides lifeline to women in impoverished nations
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Project Malonda has announced the creation and distribution of the “My Malonda Girls” line of dolls. Each doll is named after a student of the Project Malonda trade school and each doll’s clothes are made by a graduate from the Reap What You Sew School for Women in Malawi, Africa (“Malonda” means “trade” in Malawi’s Chichewa language). All proceeds of the sales of the doll line will assist women in impoverished countries in receiving trade skills and education to start their own businesses. Find out why Project Malonda founder, Dr. Deb Watebury, says these dolls are unlike any other doll on the market...
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New episodic series about a young George Washington set to air on President's Day 2022
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Set to air President's Day February 21, 2022 on NTD TV/Epoch TV, "Washington's Armor" was birthed over 10 years ago when Capernaum Studios’ founder Tammy Lane read a book called “The Bulletproof George Washington.” Lane’s appreciation for stories relating to the founding of America drove her to both produce and direct “Washington’s Armor,” making her the only female director of a pre-Revolutionary War film trilogy or film. Find out why Lane says the story of a young George Washington needs to be told especially now...
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Author opens up her personal journal to help those dealing with the death of a loved one
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Due to deaths during the pandemic, it is estimated that over five million Americans are mourning someone this year and over 43,000 children have lost a parent. With the release of her new book, “A Journey Called Grief: A Month-by-Month Reference for those who Grieve,” Sarah Schieber hopes her personal story will become a resource she never had when she became a widow and single mother of three children, ages 11, 9, and 6. Sarah’s husband, police officer Chad Schieber, died while running the Chicago Marathon in 2007. He was only 35 years old with no known health issues. The book offers raw journal entries during the months and years that followed, including Sarah’s struggle with her faith. Find out why Sarah decided to share her most inner thoughts and feelings during her long journey as a widow...
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Pastor and author says the deadliest virus within the Christian faith has nothing to do with COVID-19
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According to a recent study by Arizona Christian University, 62% of self-identified born-again Christians contend that the Holy Spirit is not a real, living being but is merely a symbol of God’s power, presence or purity. In his new book, “School of the Spirit: Living the Holy Spirit-Empowered Life,” (Gateway Publishing) Pastor Lee Cummings confirms that many Christians are confused about the characteristics of the Holy Spirit, and that has become a true problem for the Church as a whole. Find out why he says that part of the problem is that Western civilization has been infected with a virus, but it is has nothing to do with COVID-19... |
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Author says Christians need to stop equating the “abundant life” with the American Dream
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In his new book, “Focusing My Gaze: Beholding the Upward, Inward, Outward Mission of Jesus,” TMS Global president Max Wilkins says the misuse and misunderstanding of the “abundant life” which Jesus promised His followers has become a stumbling block for a lot of Christians. Find out why Wilkins says the Church as a whole needs to rethink its meaning and not confuse it with the American Dream... Click here for more information on "Focusing My Gaze" |
What "The Song of Plagues" tells us about God's plan in the midst of a pandemic
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The Talmud (the central text of Rabbinic Judaism) refers to Psalm 91 as The Song of Plagues. In his latest book, Dr. Jeffrey Johnson, takes the 112 Hebrew words in this one Psalm and offers insights into what the text says to us in today's time as our world continues to face a pandemic that has affected human beings around the globe. Find our why Dr. Johnson says Psalm 91 reveals God's protection is still in place... |
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As addiction spirals out of control across the U.S.. a new handbook for addicts and their families covers all the major treatment options
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Since last June, there has been a 20% increase in deaths by drug overdose, the highest number of fatal overdoses ever recorded in the U.S. in a single year. The drug deaths started spiking last spring during the initial shutdowns, and more recent statistics from cities throughout the U.S. and Canada show the crisis has become worse. Author, speaker, pastor, and addiction counselor Jack Alan Levine believes addiction is spiraling out of control for many reasons, and hopes his new book, “Addiction and Recovery Handbook,” will become an important resource to help both addicts and family members find the best solution. Find out how Levine's own personal battle with addiction became the catalyst for this important endeavor...
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Is it possible to forgive terrorists who kidnap and torture you?
Unite 4 Africa’s founder, Okongo Samson, says it is possible, and chronicles his harrowing story in new autobiography
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Okongo Samson understands how difficult the act of forgiving can be. In his new autobiography, “Abducted But Not Forsaken: How One Man’s Escape from a Notorious Terrorist brought Hope to Africa,” Samson relives in detail his many escapes from kidnapping, imprisonment, and torture, and his struggle to forgive his abusers. Find out how this modern-day Paul, who has been imprisoned in 15 countries for sharing the Gospel, has found a way to forgive the unforgiveable... |
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Telly Award-winning artist releases children’s book about adoption
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Telly Award-winning artist, author, and speaker Jennifer Shaw is releasing her first children’s book entitled “Dumplings Mean Family.” Shaw was challenged as a mother when her youngest biological son, Toby, was diagnosed with a severe case of Sensory Processing Disorder, but nothing really prepared her for adopting three children from China with medical issues, ages 6-9, in the span of 15 months. Find out why one librarian said this book is a "must have for schools and library shelves..." |
Author of new book and Bible study will host the first interactive online study
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For the first time, award-winning author, speaker and TV host Shannon Perry will be teaching a live online INTERACTIVE Bible study with women across the U.S. 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 believes having both grace and guts is necessary to overcome life's challenges...
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Hall of Fame vocalist's first memoir hits #1 on Amazon
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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 |
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Fiction thriller receives highest honor from annual
international award contest
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John Prather has landed roles in two television series and been featured in national magazines such as People, GQ, Men's Health and Muscle and Fitness. But his outspoken faith has cost him plenty. Find out why his new award-winning novel may be the bridge that brings Christians and non-Christians together in the world of entertainment... Click here for more information on John Prather's novel "The Nephilim Virus" |