Young Influencers List, October Edition
Here you go, the October edition of the Young Influencers List. You can see all the past month’s lists here.
1. Derreck Kayongo- founder of the Global Soap Project, and CNN Heroes Award Nominee. Vote for him here.
2. Elizabeth Paul- part of the 3DM team, senior planner for The Martin Agency (advertising firm), and a church planter through The Eikon Community.
3. Kevin Olusola- cellist, beatboxer, composer, and contestant on The Sing Off. Plus touring with Gungor recently. Check out his uber popular YouTube video.
4. Eric Marshall- worship leader at Trinity Grace Church in New York, producer of their brand new Church Worship CD entitled We Sing As One (which I highly recommend!), and founder of the band The Last Royals.
5. Rich Halvorson- founder of the Global Fast project.
6. Micah Davis- social entrepreneur, designer and partner at Ovenbits. and co-founder of Paratweet.
Let me know if you have recommendations for future editions by leaving a comment below.
Brad-My wife and I saw #3 Kevin play with Gungor last week in Portland, amazing. Gungor was off the hook. Crowder’s take : ” I don’t why Gungor even showed up, that guy has the whole band in his mouth!”
Brad,
Hope you are doing well bro! You can look up my friend Chance Craven, who started and leads an organization called DRADT, they focus on disaster relief and training. God’s doing some big things through him and his organization.
They website is: http://www.disasterrelief.cc/
Boyd
Brad -
Chai Ling is an influencer that’s making a difference quickly. She founded All Girls Allowed just over a year ago, soon after becoming a Christ Follower. All Girls Allowed mission is to “restore life, value, and dignity to girls and mothers, and to reveal the injustice of China’s One-Child Policy” She’s also recently come out with a book A Heart for Freedom detailing her story. A great ministry and leader to keep an eye on.
http://www.allgirlsallowed.org/
Many thanks – Ali
Brad, you really should include Brad Russell (pastor of Dulles Community Church) on your next list. What he’s pulling off with Washington West Film Festival (http://washingtonwestfilmfestival.com/) this weekend in DC is nothing less than spectacular! Joshua, Ke & I went tonight and were completely blown away by the concept and execution. Shear awesomeness! The nationally certified Film Festival that he has birthed promotes the idea of how “Story can change the world.” It is intentionally secular, a 3rd space if you will. However, it’s a space that because of the level of professionalism associated with it, it’ll inevitably produce for far more receptivity to share the gospel when the opportunity presents itself.
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