On Saturday, June 15, Heaven 100.1 was honored to attend the press junket for the Emanuel documentary release in Charleston June 17 and 19.
Heaven 100.1’s The Chef and Star 99.7’s Geno Jones caught up with Chris Singleton, son of shooting victim Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, and film director Brian Ivie on-site.
Below are some of our memories from this important day:
Monday, March 16, 202003/16/2020
Can you imagine a world without labels? Who would you be if you didn’t identify as Republican or Democrat? There’s…
Thursday, March 12, 202003/12/2020
When you have mighty goals, how do you deal with people living in mediocrity? Are you trying to help those…
Monday, March 2, 202003/02/2020
The things we do are driven by the things we say. A negative-speaking person cannot BE positive. The opposite is…
Monday, February 24, 202002/24/2020
God’s word says that we have whatever we declare. God’s power channels through us, so “no enemy can frustrate our…
Wednesday, February 19, 202002/19/2020
Did you know that when you say something about your body, ability or trajectory, your body makes it so? The…
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