Category: Faith-Based Journalism
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From Beats to Belief: How Trap Worship Is Reaching — and Challenging — Chicago’s Youth
From Beats to Belief: How Trap Worship Is Reaching — and Challenging — Chicago’s Youth “Lights. Lens. Legacy in motion.” This behind-the-scenes moment captures recording artist Zeke Locke (center, brown jacket) during a HSH Management and Tru Hood Studio Media Day shoot for his upcoming single, “I’m Walking.” Beside him is Jason and Rich…
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“Faith, Family, and Film: How One Studio Is Rewriting the Story of Chicago’s Youth”
Rev. Andrea Hood is passionately leading the call for justice at the 1,000 Mile March in Chicago. Hood’s dedication to community and youth empowerment exemplifies faith-driven activism. On a recent Friday night on Chicago’s South Side, laughter and cheering filled a small community theater, replacing the usual street noise. Under the glow of the stage…
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The Power of Visual Storytelling – Cinematography & Photography
The seeds of my passion for visual storytelling were planted early on, nurtured by the inspiring presence of my family. My mother, an actress with a penchant for capturing every fleeting moment on her Fujifilm camera, and my uncle, a sports photographer who documented the legends like Walter Payton, both instilled in me an appreciation…
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The Influence of Family and Faith on My Journey
Family and faith are the twin pillars that have sustained me through every high and low in my life. Growing up surrounded by the creative energy of my mother and the inspiring legacy of my uncle, I was immersed in a world where art and spirituality went hand in hand. My earliest memories are filled…