Dream On: The Revolve Tour 2012 is Coming to a City Near You
If you’re a teen girl be sure to check out The Revolve Tour 2012 – Dream On, coming to a city near you!
Featuring: Stellar Kart, Jamie Grace, Jenna Lucado Bishop, Chad Eastham, Courtney Clark Cleveland, Harris III, and KJ-52
It’s back! Don’t miss Dream On, the 2012 production of The Revolve Tour! We’ll be in Rochester, NY on March 3, 2012 with real-life stories, dance-worthy music, and more fun than you can handle combined in a high-energy, inspirational, life-changing Saturday event for teen girls!
Visit http://www.revolvetour.com to find out more and to register!
Click here for our coverage and pictures from last year’s Revolve Tour!
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Artist Snapshots & Music Pick: Level 3:16 – Love
Started as a part of the Impact Movement (a ministry geared toward college students) and now in partnership with Cross Movement Records comes Level 3:16 bringing a fresh, energetic and spiritually uplifting sound. The group blends the sounds of Hip Hop, R&B and urban gospel, and is made up of six members – two male MCs, a female DJ and three female vocalists. I love that their music brings beats that you can enjoy and move along to, and still is lyrically full of substance that can move the heart. It’s also not just about the music for Level 3:16 – they see themselves as missionaries or “musicianaries” who are called to creatively share the Gospel where ever they go.
You can connect with Level 3:16 on Facebook at www.facebook.com/level316. They will also be at the upcoming Impact Conference 2011: The Remedy, taking place December 28, 2011 through January 1, 2012. Read more about the conference here on SOAR, and visit www.theremedy11.com to find out more. Click here to watch Impact 11 streaming live during the conference.
In the video below the members of the group talk about what inspired their song called LOVE.
Watch the video for LOVE below:
More About Level 3:16
Answering the call of Scripture to use their God-given talents for the purpose of promoting the gospel as urban missionaries, new group Level 3:16 enters the scene focused and determined as musicianaries (music-missionaries). Uniting this unique collection of young, energetic artists from all across the country is one common mission: to elevate their culture and generation to the next level of reality that goes beyond what is seen to what is unseen; that level begins with embracing the gospel message of the quintessential/renowned Bible verse John 3:16 as both the means and goal of life itself…
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Ministry Spotlight: The Dream Girlz Gathering & GLAM Camp Founded by Melinda Watts
Recording artist Melinda Watts, winner of the Gospel Music Channel’s singing competition Gospel Dream, knows firsthand about the power of dreams and the importance of being given the opportunity to grow into one’s purpose. As a former teacher her heart has always been geared toward youth, especially girls who grew up in difficult social and financial situations where dreams often seemed so far away.
Those experiences with young people are what led Melinda to start the Dream Girlz Gathering Foundation which supports girls from underserved neighborhoods and hosts high-energy, power-packed empowerment conferences designed to uplift, inspire, and teach girls ranging in age from 8-18. Full of pampering, fun, worship, workshops, prayer and more, girls everywhere are experiencing a life-changing encounter.
Below: Watch Melinda Watts and the Dream Girlz Gathering in action at one of their 2011 events in Seattle.
In November, during National Adoption Month, Melinda’s charity hosted 75 enthusiastic girls at her Foundation’s G.L.A.M. (Girls Leadership and Mentoring) Camp at the Pinebrook Conference and Retreat Center in Pennsylvania. The girls who attended G.L.A.M. took part in a variety of activities, from swimming and hiking to inspiring workshops and creative arts. Each attendee enjoyed a special time of bonding, sharing, praying, and worshiping, in a fun, safe environment. Testimonials poured in from girls who said it was a life-changing weekend.
According to Melinda, a greater number of girls and their parents desired to participate, but the Dream Girlz Gathering staff was unable to accommodate a larger group—something Watts is hoping to change with donations and support from individuals, ministries, and groups interested in linking up with her cause.
“There are so many young girls who need love and guidance and I want to be able to help as many as possible,” Watts, who is currently working on her new album to be released in 2012, tells EEW Magazine. Through the sale of the charity single and charitable donations of “Dream Girlz Gathering Angels,” the name designated for supporters, Watts anticipates the day when the Foundation will be able to assist more girls.
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Be The Remedy: Impact Movement Conference 2011
The Impact Movement (a ministry for college students) presents their conference Impact 11: The Remedy this year December 28, 2011 through January 1, 2012. Last year SOAR posted some recaps from the conference here and here, and you can also watch the live stream of the conference starting at 6pm CT on December 28 and find out more about the conference at www.theremedy11.com.
Watch the Promo Video for The Remedy Below
More About the Impact 11: The Remedy Conference
Featured Speakers: Keith Battle, Rasool Berry, Jada Edwards, Dr. Charles Gilmer, Darryl Lamar Smith
Featured Music Artists: Mali Music & Level 3:16Our world aches from loss of life, dreams deferred and utter brokenness. Even in lives that seem fairly good or happy, there are disappointments and frustrations. But, there is a Great Hope. We want you to experience His freedom and the remedy He offers in New Orleans this December at Impact ’11, the eleventh national conference of The Impact Movement. Six years ago, Impact helped revive hope lost in the wake of Hurricane Katrina through the service project Impact N.O.W. We return this year, challenged to receive the remedy in our own lives and inspired to take the remedy to our broken world. We invite you to join us. You will never be the same.
Visit www.theremedy11.com for conference information, giveaways, and to register.
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Lecrae Tells His Story – I Am Second
“I want my music to offer the hope and encouragement I didn’t get…” – Lecrae
As a child, Hip Hop artist Lecrae’s world was void of good role models. Growing up with a single mom, he would watch rap videos at his grandmother’s house and developed an ability to rap himself. Yet Lecrae wrestled with insignificance, having never met his father and enduring a life of abuse and neglect. He sought to fill this void by surrounding himself with gangsters.
Before long, Lecrae was embroiled in a world filled with drugs, theft, alcohol and gang activity. “I didn’t fit in anywhere. I was just a misfit of a person,” he said.
Little did he know that his view on life would soon be jolted, opening his eyes to the One who valued his life as significant. The One who cared enough to die for him. The One who is behind his music…
From I Am Second
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