Infinite Faith Publishing

16/07/2025

We love to see it! 😍

The Pray Manifest Work guided journal is now available at Amazon! Get your copy today! 📓 AND stream Wake up. Manifest. Repeat. 🎶

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Infinite Faith, indeed, brings dreams to life! ✨

09/07/2025

We donated!

📣📣📣 Flag Football 🏈 Player Spotlight!!

Please help #24 Danielle Chandler to raise $1,000 to secure her spot on our Friday Night Tights Game on Friday, July 11th. All proceeds go to The Rainbow 🌈 House Children’s Resource Center.

Click this link to donate :

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=85AZ8ZMP2JKW4

And click on OTHER and donate whatever amount is in your heart . But you MUST notate Danielle Chandler when checking out so it can go towards her goal of $1,000!

Danielle Chandler is a 37 year old mother of 1. Her son keeps her going. She is a respiratory therapist by profession. She is a Supervisor of Respiratory at Emory Healthcare of Warner Robins. She is very competitive by nature. Her hobbies are being a sports mom. She loves to see her son play and cheer him on. She’s his biggest fan. She loves hanging out with her friends, traveling, and making memories. She chose to participate with this charity to support abused kids in the Middle GA area. She’s coming out to have a good time and win. Her mom is her angel in Heaven, and she misses her every day.

Danielle stays ready and always open—crisp routes, sticky hands, and big-play energy every time she hits the field!

26/06/2025

Muhammad Ali’s last photoshoot before his passing at the age of 74 after 32 years of fighting Parkinson's disease. 🥊❤️

24/06/2025

Legacy.

WHO IS DERYL MCKISSACK?
Deryl McKissack, CEO of McKissack & McKissack, leads the nation’s oldest African American-owned design and construction firm. As a fifth-generation builder, she carries forward the legacy of her ancestor, Moses McKissack, who was born into slavery and learned the building trade while working as a Brick-maker. Today, her firm has played a role in over $15 billion worth of projects nationwide, shaping skylines and communities while breaking barriers in an industry that has historically excluded Black professionals—especially Black women.

23/06/2025

Those eyes. Toni. 🙌🏾

Our Literary Agents Issue is here! The special section includes interviews with six of the industry’s rising stars, agents’ perspectives on social media and AI, and senior agent Amanda Orozco’s advice for writers of color on navigating the search for representation. at.pw.org/JulyAugust2025

10/05/2025

What was our favorite Met Gala carpet look? Of course, the 3D-printed one. Tech entrepreneur and philanthropist Mona Patel proudly represented women in STEM on the red carpet, wearing a custom Thom Browne suit complete with a 3D-printed hat and a robotic dachshund named Vector.

And this isn't the first time Patel has brought tech to the red carpet. Who could forget last year’s look, when she wore a custom Iris van Herpen gown adorned with kinetic butterflies that fluttered as she moved?

From robotic companions to 3D-printed accessories, Patel continues to find innovative, fashion-forward ways to spotlight her background in healthcare and AI. We love seeing the intersection of couture, technology, and unapologetic style.

07/05/2025

29/04/2025

🎓 It’s graduation season at MGA, and we’re proud to highlight some of our outstanding graduates and their next steps!

Shaynee Hogges is earning her B.S. in Psychology and continuing her work at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center as a Public Safety Trainer. Like many MGA students, Shaynee balanced a demanding job while pursuing her degree—and found growth, purpose, and connection along the way.

She shared this reflection on her journey:

"My journey at MGA was more than an academic experience; it was a turning point in my life. It gave me the confidence to trust my voice, the resilience to lead under pressure, and the heart to serve others with compassion. Every day as a Public Safety Trainer, I see the impact of that growth in the people I have the honor to guide. MGA also provided me with a full-circle moment where I was able to serve dual roles. Although still a student, I had the privilege of training MGA's Communication Officers (police dispatchers) in Crisis Intervention Team Training. As a Macon, GA native, this moment was especially meaningful. It was a reminder that sometimes the dreams you plant at home grow into something even bigger than you imagined."

Congratulations, Shaynee! We’re proud of you and excited to see the continued impact you’ll have in the middle Georgia community. 💜🖤



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