Shai Linne:
“I firmly believe that one healthy church in the urban context will have a greater impact then 10 Christian rappers going platinum. Don’t get me wrong- I praise God for Christian MC’s. But the thing that keeps me up at night is not that there isn’t enough Christian rap on MTV and BET, but that many churches in the inner cities of America are dead or dying and that so many from our generation are pursuing Christian rap stardom that there won’t be anyone left to pastor these churches 15 to 20 years from now. As far as the role my music plays, I’ll leave that for others to decide. I’m just trying to be faithful with the gifts and passions the Lord has given me. I do try to write in a way that gives the music a better chance of outliving me.”
Published by Ngare Kariuki
What's your story? I will help you uncover it and tell it well. I am a development and human rights communicator specializing in strategy, training and content development.
I have over a decade of journalism and strategic communications experience; which includes years in the newsroom (Nation Media Group), where I crafted news, features and investigative stories.
I have also worked as a Content Strategist at Hill+Knowlton Strategies East Africa, where I led messaging and content development for national and multinational corporations including the Kenya Ports Authority, Airtel Africa, LG, Google, Ford Motors, Shell and General Electric among others
I currently work in the development sector, where I champion human rights by connecting various health policy issues with the human stories behind them. I do this through messaging training, developing communications strategies, content development and media relations.
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"Content is not king, people are. I write to improve the human condition."
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