My name is Amari, and I am twenty years old. I am a freelance photographer, and I currently serve on the creative team at my church, Revival Now Global Church as the Photographer. 

 

My heart’s desire is for young women to know their identity in Christ Jesus, and for them to know that they are Daughters of The King. We’re living in a world, where that can easily be skewed and manipulated, and I believe that the Lord has given me a unique grace to speak His truth, and break bondage off of the lives of His daughters. 

Charity L. Cohen - Charity L. Cohen is a lover of God and His people, writer, creative, and communicator dedicated to sharing the gospel and stories of God's people.

 

She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she received a bachelor's degree in media and journalism with a minor in dramatic arts. She has worked in many newsrooms, primarily as a features writer, with some experience in broadcast and multimedia journalism. Journalism has afforded her opportunities to travel to London, England to study to media landscape and work for the School of the New York Times. Her work is featured in many local publications including: Greensboro News & Record, the Alamance News, The News & Observer (Raleigh).

 

Charity works with the youth at her church and enjoys hearing about the experiences of those who are younger and older than her. With a fun and charismatic personality, she loves bringing light to people’s dark situations, engaging in dialogue with others and providing a safe space for others to be their authentic selves.

 

She finds purpose in serving God, sharing the gospel and sharing stories about Black culture, excellence and resilience. Charity takes being of service to the Lord serious and will stop at nothing to see her generation set free from the kingdom of darkness.

She is also passionate about teaching young women how to walk in the boldness, power and authority that has been given to us as believers through the Holy Spirit.

 

Her goal is to find creative and entertaining ways through writing and media to teach people about God and the Bible. Her desire is to see people saved, set free, and thriving in all of the abundance promised by Jesus. Charity believes she is called to bringing her generation closer to Jesus Christ and being an example of living a holy and consecrated life devoted to the Lord.

 

The sail guiding her life is found in Galatians 2:20, which says, “My old self has been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me. So I live in this earthly body by trusting in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.”

Born and reared in the small town of  Eden, N.C., Caitlyn Fontaine finds her inherent identity in faith, family, and a future formulated before the foundation of the world. At the age of 20, Caitlyn is collegiately enrolled at N.C. A & T State University pursuing her Bachelor's degree in Health Administration. Duly, Caitlyn is receiving credits to obtain licensure in the area of natural hair care with the hopes of expanding her entrepreneurial endeavors to include salons in multiple cities in the Triad region and beyond.  

 

A lover of all things Godly, Caitlyn cherishes time spent with her family and friends. Privately, Cailtyn imparts Biblical wisdom into the lives of girls desirous of Christ-centered instruction. As her faith in Jesus Christ remains central to her existence, Cailtyn seeks to make an indelible impact on those with whom her path will divinely collide by way of The Esther Generation. 

 

With Esther 4:14 as her beacon, Caitlyn desires to instill holiness, hope, health, and wholeness into the lives of adolescent women, admonishing them to embrace the fact that they have been chosen for such a time as this. 

Kortni Love is a twenty-six year old educator, mentor, and encourager with a heart for uplifting the next generation. She earned her Associate’s degree in Early Childhood Education from Alamance Community College and is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

 

Kortni serves as Alamance Burlington Schools as an EC Behavioral Support Assistant, where she pours patience, love, and guidance into the lives of children daily.

 

Beyond her professional role, she enjoys singing, spending quality time with loved ones, nature walks, and traveling.

 

Because of her faith, she is able to see the fruits of her labor, trusting God with faith the size of a mustard seed. With a desire to embrace and uplift the next generation of Esther’s, Kortni lives by her favorite scripture: “Be still and know that I am God.”