Time Magazine is expecting something big in Detroit. The people of this city are crying out for reform. This is possibly the church’s greatest opportunity in recent history to initiate Biblical transformation in the region.
Revival Church is intently focused on full blown revival and reformation in Detroit. Here’s a quick podcast on this that I just recorded:
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Monday marked the beginning of what Time Inc. is calling Assignment Detroit, a year-long project to use their full range of media outlets to chronicle the life of the city of Detroit.
In a highly unusual decision for a news organization, Time has purchased a 95-year-old house in Detroit’s historic West Village neighborhood, next to Indian Village. The home will serve as a base of operations for months — and perhaps a couple of years — as Time’s various publications cast a unique spotlight on Detroit and chronicle its increasingly desperate struggle to reinvent itself. A Time reporter has told acquaintances he will move in before the end of summer. People familiar with the project said news coverage would be provided by staffers from several of Time Inc.’s more than 100 magazines, which include Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, Money, People, Essence and Entertainment Weekly.
Time’s editor-in-chief, John Huey, told the New York Times why the media company wants to focus on Detroit: “It sounds grandiose, but it is one of the great stories of our time,” he said. “Detroit is like a prism on any story you want — social, economic, health care, race, education — it is all there. And it is all there in extremis.”
Consider the seven mountains of influence- they are all on center stage here in Detroit:
http://michiganmessenger.com/26632/time-magazine-begins-assignment-detroit
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