Shae Robins Wants to ‘Spread the Light of Christ’ Through Entertainment - Crosswalk.com
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Listen or Read Below: Audio By CarbonatixAn actress who has become a staple of rom-coms on Great American Family says her goal is to create entertainment that spreads light into the dark crevices of the culture while producing content her children can watch and “be proud of.”Shae Robins is an actress and singer known for her roles in such films as Destined at Christmas, A Christmas Prayer, and Blessings in Disguise – family-friendly movies that blend romance with uplifting themes. Robins also has been outspoken about her personal faith and is part of a new partnership between Great American Media and Glorify that transforms messages from the films into audio devotionals. Glorify is a Christian devotional app. “I’m a mom now. I have two little girls, a five-year-old and a two-year-old, and they're going to grow up watching me,” Robins told Crosswalk Headlines. “I am their example. I am setting that example for them, and I want to make content that they can be proud of, that I can be proud of. “There's enough negativity and things going on in the world. I think people right now are desperately seeking peace, goodness, and faith.
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