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 book on parenting reveals the importance of fathers being the spiritual leaders of their families
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A recent Barna survey revealed that 73% of U.S. parents are concerned about their children’s spiritual development. The survey also showed a majority (58%) of non-Christian parents are interested in ensuring their children have a healthy relationship with spirituality. In his latest book, “Why Did God Give My Kids Free Will?: He Could’ve Waited Until They Moved Out”, Ken Swarner uses his trademark humor along with real-life lessons from his own experiences as a father to help parents navigate the most difficult parts of raising children. Find out why he says a father's role is crucial to their children's spiritual formation... |
Author and counselor says compromising on biblical principles for the sake of people’s emotions is damaging mental health
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The rate of depression has tripled in America since the start of the pandemic, and people of faith have not been immune. In her new book, “A Crack in my Vertical,” Dr. Deb Waterbury identifies some of the issues that are plaguing believers who come to her Biblical Counseling practice in Arizona. Find out why Dr. Waterbury says people struggling with anxiety, depression, or fear need to take a deeper dive into the “fruits of the spirit” which she says are crucial to our mental well-being... |
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Comedian, actor, writer takes on faith deconstruction in new book
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Comedian, author, actor, and screenplay writer Thor Ramsey says his goal in writing his latest book, “The End Times Comedy Show,” was two-fold. First and foremost, he wants to make people laugh, which he has been doing from stages and screens for over 35 years. But secondly, he wanted to tackle some controversial issues—one being the deconstructing faith movement in the evangelical community. Find out how his use of satire sheds light on an important cultural issue... |
New York Times best-selling book series becomes a television show
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New York Times best-selling author, Karen Kingsbury, says her latest novel "The Baxters—A Prequel" is the perfect lead-in to the new television series starring Roma Downey. Find out why Karen proclaims that from now on, this new offering has become Book One of the Baxters' family saga... |
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Reggie and Ladye Love Smith nominated
for Favorite Duet award
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Best known for their performances on Gaither Homecoming television specials and videos, Reggie and Ladye Love Smith have performed in more than 30 countries and in such prestigious venues as the Super Bowl, New York's famed Carnegie Hall, and the Kremlin in Moscow. Reggie is currently a member of the award-winning Gaither Vocal Band, and now he and Ladye have been honored with their first Singing News Fan Award nomination for Favorite Duet. Find out how this couple has learned to make their marriage work in the midst of busy careers... |
Author and pastor uses both scripture and String Theory to prove heaven is real in new book
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A recent Pew research survey showed that one in six Americans do not believe in heaven or an afterlife. Author and pastor Dr. Jeff Rhoades says in his new book, “The Bible Dimensions and the Spiritual Realm,” that not only is an afterlife real, but that heaven is much closer than we think. Find out why this Baptist pastor believes science can reinforce the Christian faith... |
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Former homeless veteran pens book for people who may be depressed or suicidal
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Dr. Cliff Robertson, author of the new book “Your Life Matters,” doesn’t just help homeless veterans and veterans with mental issues—he relates to them on a personal level. Many years ago, Dr. Robertson was a homeless vet on the brink of suicide after serving in the U.S. Navy during Desert Storm. According to the Veterans Administration (VA), over 100,000 U.S. veterans are homeless and over 1.5 million are on the verge of homelessness. In 2019, Dr. Robertson founded the non-profit center, The Warrior’s Refuge, in southeast Texas which helps hundreds of veterans every year. Find out what caused him to turn his life around...
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California pastor who stood up to his state’s lawmakers warns that Christians are ill-prepared for what lies ahead
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While Pastor Eric Eurēn was finishing his new book, “Are You Being Robbed? 8 Essential Keys to Reclaim your God-given Purpose,” he was invited to speak before the California State Senate to oppose Bill 179 which allows people to choose whatever gender they want for their driver’s license. The bill subsequently passed, but Eurēn got his point across to lawmakers, and won the respect of some of his opposition in attendance. That experience only strengthened one of the main points he had already included in the book—the importance of understanding how people’s identities are being robbed. Find out why he says Christians need to prepare for things to get far worse in the coming days...
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Christian Solidarity International’s warning to President Biden about Christian persecution in Nigeria is now coming to fruition
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When the U.S. government decided to remove Nigeria from its list of “Countries of Particular Concern,” Christian Solidarity International (CSI) president John Eibner warned President Joe Biden in an open letter that these decisions would “give the Nigerian authorities further encouragement to persecute non-violent political dissidents” and “embolden the perpetrators of atrocity crimes against Christians and other non-Muslims.” In less than three months, Eibner’s prediction is now, sadly, becoming a reality...
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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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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..." |
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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" |