Ms. Toni Saunders
Urbanbuzzmag.com
By Nigeria Anderson
WE CELEBRATE EDUCATOR AND ARTS DIRECTOR MS. TONI
Ms. Toni known and beloved by her students, has reinvented a lost product that has been deleted out of our educational system. As we celebrate Women Month, it is our pleasure to bring to you Ms. Toni Saunders. Ms. Toni Saunders is an educator and arts director that is making headlines and headway with her students; from One World Middle School which is in my backyard Bronx NYC. If you read the news popularity suggests there is doom for our youth. Especially in urban communities, that teachers are burnt out underpaid and don’t care about our children. Well I have news for you it’s a lie. There is a remnant of teachers and professionals in their field that care. There are pioneers putting in work to ensure that our youth are offered a chance to be great. We celebrate Ms. Toni Saunders during Women Month for contributions in education and arts. I had the wonderful opportunity to interview her and she has a wealth of information to encourage the hearts of others.
Dr. Nycole Lyles Belton is a Preacher, Teacher, Motivational Speaker, Doctor, Author, TV Personality, Radio Personality, Event Host, Founder/CEO of Greatness In You, Inc. Now that we got that out of the way. I am here with Dr. Nycole Lyles Belton to share with you her new social ranking that surpasses all. What could be better than all the wonderful titles, I just mentioned in her introduction. Well, I will give you a little hint. It is in her new book titled Losing You Is Not An Option! Get Back Up And Fight! I feel a Color Purple moment coming on All My Life I Had To Fight. Sometimes, it can really feel like that. One situation, tragedy or trail after another. It’s like you can’t get a footing on what is going on around you or to you. The onset of depression and isolation can grip you and you can feel all alone. I have good news you are not alone. What I enjoy most about over comers is their ability to Stand and like Peter did when he saw Jesus, Walk out of the storm. For those of us who have been through, victory is now our only option. Dr. Nycole Lyles Belton new book titled Losing You Is Not An Option! Get Back Up And Fight! will help you navigate through. I had the great pleasure of speaking with her and it will bless you.
Bishop George Davis a teacher, worshiper, songwriter, influential leader and pastor of Impact Church in Jacksonville, Florida has released his new CD Captured by Your Love . Throughout this album, listeners will hear shades of Bishop Davis’s personal story. One of UBM’s favorites off the Cd is For the Rest of My Days. However, you will enjoy the entire Cd with special features of Key Players like Gail Holmes and Uncle Reece. We are extremely honored to always take part in celebrating the anointed and gifted in the five fold ministry. I had the awesome pleasure of speaking with Bishop George Davis regarding music, ministry and encouraging others through various gifts given to us which work within us. I would like you to listen to this great interview as we touch on various issues regarding prosperity and purpose.
Urbanbuzzmag.com would like you to help us celebrate one of New York City’s own playwright figures on the rise Charles Curtis. Charles Curtis is a playwright, director, actor, singer, professional voice and performance coach. He is currently at the Davenport Theatre, 354 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036, Saturdays at 3pm promoting his new project, Strings. Strings is a controversial play with meat to chew on, inspired by current events regarding black men. Charles Curtis play Strings is a view into the tumultuous life of a young African American man set to be executed. The story line is designed to reach all to search your hearts regarding your love for one another. Strings provokes you to delve inward and realize we are not that different. When life shows up at your door step how will you respond. Strings is based on a policing system in desperate need for change to protect not kill. Surprisingly, the Lawyer in this play is up for a real trial himself. I had the great opportunity to speak with Charles Curtis regarding his play Strings and hear his personal response of being a black man in America today.