Issue #4 Featured Artist: Hokule’a Ganiron
Born and raised on the island of Oahu, Hokule’a is proud to call this sacred land in the Pacific, her home. Her earliest memories are filled with being drawn to spirituality, exploring creative arts, and finding expression through movement. She studied ballet, contemporary jazz, and hip hop for fifteen years under the direction of Marcelo Pacleb. She currently teaches yoga at Power Yoga Hawaii and is a Display Coordinator for Anthropologie.
Secular vs. Sacred: Is it Really that Simple?
Secular and sacred. Formal words dividing reality into godly or ungodly, Christian or worldly. But is God’s creation so cleanly divided? God’s opening words during Creation, recorded in Genesis, state that everything He created is good.
In its intended state, it’s all good. Not to be naive or unrealistic, there are unredeemed and profane elements of our culture. However, God’s primary vocation is the business of redemption.
Issue #3 Featured Artist: Lauren Ladnier
Lauren Ladnier: @laurenladnier on Instagram Lauren is a brand ambassador and Instagram queen. She was previously an assistant fashion director for Barneys NY in NYC and also has worked for Teen Vogue, NYLON, and Seventeen. She is an artist through her aesthetically pleasing Instagram feed and colorful, fun photos. Her photos have even been featured in Teen Vogue and on multiple brands’ official Instagram pages! She loves nail art, fashion, matcha green tea, baked goods, and Guy Fieri.
Christian Expression and Competitive Video Games
Finding Christian expression in a world where killing the enemy is the objective, teammates openly berate you more than the opposition, and all you have to show for it is a skill rank that no one but you cares about.