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Sunday Service Guest Speakers
Faith Rivera is an Emmy-winning singer and songwriter. Born in Kauai, she has been featured around the world, working with best-selling authors Marianne Williamson and Neale Donald Walsch, as well as Grammy award winner Daniel Ho and the Honolulu Symphony. (www.faithrivera.com.) On Saturday, she conducted a “Choir Practice” workshop for about 10 interested church members. No experience was necessary! She trained this new group to sing two songs with her at the Sunday service on August 3. Everyone who wanted to have fun singing, improve their singing skills and be part of the choir were welcomed! On Sunday, Faith performed during the Sunday service and presented the new “choir.” She then gave a concert from 12:30 to 1:30. A potluck lunch followed the Sunday service. Many thanks to Gerry Kent for chairing this event, and to Women of Unity for organizing the potluck. Here is some video clips of Faith leading the new "choir:
Life's Challenges Can Be the Seedbeds of Success! Greg Franklin is a motivational speaker and writer. His true-life story, “Hand Me Down Love” is included in Chicken Soup for the African American Soul. Greg graduated from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia where he was the roommate of Martin Luther King III. Greg has dedicated his speaking career to high school and college-aged students. He shared his experiences from humble beginnings, to a career rich in success, awards, and accomplishments. He shares with all of his audiences that no matter where you are from, what side of the tracks you were born, regardless of race, creed, or religion, YOU can succeed.
Greg Franklin is joined by Larry and Pam Ford for the offering.
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