Rap Artist Flame: How Hip Hop Saved his Life and Faith

For rapper Flame, growing up on the inner-city streets of St. Louis meant he was faced with the pressures of gang violence, crime and drugs. However, music and his faith led him on a very different path.

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PR Log (Press Release) – Apr 11, 2009 – Raleigh, NC - The latest statistics are alarming. Gangs are present in nearly every community in the U.S. with a total membership of close to three quarters of a million teens and young adults. Teens join for a sense of protection, belonging and excitement.

Such was the case for rapper Flame. Growing up on the inner-city streets of St. Louis, he was faced with the pressures of gang violence, crime and drugs. However, music and his faith led him on a very different path.

Join us this month at Cybernetic Light as we feature the story of this amazing young man and his rise to a Grammy Award Nominated rap artist.

Cybernetic Light is a free Christian internet magazine dedicated to identifying positive Christian role models for youth and young adults. Cybernetic Light can be found on the web at http://www.cyberneticlight.com.

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Charles White-Editor-In-Chief
Cybernetic Light
919-222-0735
http://www.cyberneticlight.com

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Issued By	:	Cybernetic Light
Country	:	United States
Categories	:	Youth, Teens, Music
Tags	:	hip-hop, rap, Youth, teens, Christian
Last Updated	:	Apr 11, 2009
Shortcut	:	http://prlog.org/10215584

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