Public relations and social media marketing for faith-based communicators
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:
Back to the Bible offers free digital app for churches to keep them connected during COVID-19 pandemic
To help churches stay connected and minister to their members during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, Back to the Bible is offering a free digital service. The BttB.App platform offers churches the ability to integrate their existing websites with various functions such as coordination of online groups and classes, live streaming as well as taped sermons, direct email correspondence with congregants, social engagement between members, among other uses. Arnie Cole, CEO of Back to the Bible, says this app meets the needs of churches of any size...
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Click here for more info on BttB app
New cover of Grammy-nominated song becomes a first for the recording industry
After nearly a four-year absence from radio, the Frye Family Band makes their return with the new EP, Things Unseen. The new project is produced by Michael Farren who has written songs for artists such as Laura Daigle, Reba McIntire, and Michael W. Smith, to name a few. Though the EP is mostly new material, the band decided to do a cover of a popular song, and make history in the process...
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Financial expert says "don't panic" but do plan
In recent articles in both the New York Post and Forbes, financial expert John Madison has been sounding warning bells about the current trends in money management long before the current crisis. In his first book, “The Steward Plan,” Madison combines his three-decades of experience in financial planning with what he considers the most comprehensive workbook on money-management—the Bible. Find out why he says now is the time to make plans to be secure regardless of what happens next...
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Author offers new insights into the Book of Revelation
Marketdata calculates that Americans spend $9.9 billion in the self-growth market and that by 2022, that number will increase to $13.2 billion. Author and speaker Leigh Young believes people can save a lot of money on self-improvement by simply reading seven letters that are included in the Bible. In her new book, “Lessons from the Letters: Living the Abundant Life,” Young explains why letters written specifically to churches found in the Book of Revelation are still relevant to believers today...
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New book intersects Old Testament, fiction, and the author’s real-life struggle to reveal the most difficult challenge of motherhood
In her tenth book, author, speaker and film producer Dr. Deb Waterbury has created what she calls a “book within a book” with her new release, “We are Mother Abraham,” which quickly became an Amazon #1 best-seller in three different categories, including Biblical Fiction. Find out why Dr. Deb says the essence of the book comes from a very personal place of heartache as the mother of an alcoholic...
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Dr. Jeff Brodsky will soon be marking his 10th year of walking everywhere in bare feet, regardless of weather or any other conditions. His reason why should make every person who cares about children sit up and take notice. In fact, the reason has sparked many Barefoot Mile events across the globe where people of all ages are joining him in walking in bare feet. In both his memoir, "The Least of These" and his children's book "Why Are You Barefoot?" Dr. Jeff details why feeding children at a garbage dump in Cambodia changed his life forever, and why until every child is safe from the most heinous crime imaginable, he will go barefoot the rest of his life...
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A Pew Research study showed that 71% of adults believe it is very important for a man to be able to support a family financially in order to be a good husband. However, being “caring and compassionate” ranked as the top answer with 86% of people saying this was the most important trait. In his new book, “Become a Provider: Discover the Joy of Blessing and Protecting Others,” author and entrepreneur Justin Thomas broadens the definition of providing for others. Find out why tragic circumstances led to his own personal journey of learning what it means to be a Biblical provider...
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Youth ministry experts says churches need to change their habits or the next generation will be lost
A recent Barna Research study showed that 33% of churches say youth ministry is either a secondary priority among church leadership or not a priority at all. Gary and Laurie Pecuch have dedicated over four decades of their lives to youth ministry, and after a lot of trial and error, they believe the key to youth ministry is through what they call “Faith Webbing.” To date, they have helped over 600 congregations expand their ministries to young people which helps reduce the number of youth who leave the faith as they get older. Find out why this couple believes churches need to make youth ministry a higher priority...
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Viral sensation, award-winning comedian launches
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Author and former NFL chaplain says the #MeToo movement has its place, but women will benefit more from a "man manual"
Author, pastor, and long-time NFL chaplain, Rod Hairston, was hesitant to write his newly-released book, “Cover Him: Caring for the Hidden Needs, Thoughts and Feelings of the Man You Love,” because he felt it might be misconstrued by the #MeToo movement as chauvinistic, even though he is a full supporter of the movement. But, as he states in the book’s introductory chapter, he is convinced it will be offensive to certain people.
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#1 Amazon best-seller addresses adult bullying, addiction and other tough topics
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" |
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...
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Click here for more information on Jennifer Shaw
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...
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