The self-published coffee table book starts out detailing Hairston’s most recent battle with Covid 19 when she once again pushed through a life and death situation with steely determination and faith. The captivating story goes on to relive Hairston’s ups and downs through motherhood and divorce while forging a career in the bourgeoning Christian music and media industry. Hairston’s controversial journey included fighting against racism in the Gospel music industry and well-publicized fights against sexism in the Christian marketplace. Her story is one of triumph and breaking through the “stained glass” ceiling.
Unconventional in style, “Unstoppable” is a historical memoir, peppered with archival photos and testimonials of many respected pastors and popular music industry leaders.
“Unstoppable: The Incredible Journey of America’s #1 Christian Lifestyle Magazine” is available on eBook at books2liveby.com and the limited edition collectible book will be available on March 21, 2021.
About Teresa Hairston:
In 1989, Hairston established Gospel Today Magazine, with an investment of only $300, while working two jobs and being a single (divorced) mother to three young children. During her tenure, she has interviewed some of the world’s greatest faith leaders, celebrities, athletes, and recording artists, and Gospel Today grew to become the longest-running and most widely-distributed Urban Christian Lifestyle magazine in history. In 1994, Hairston established ‘The Gospel Heritage Foundation,’ a vital non-profit organization that educates worship leaders and musicians to continue gospel music’s legacy in communities and churches. She is a Certified (John Maxwell) Coach and Mentor that develops emerging leaders through seminars/webinars and one-on-one counseling. Hairston is single and resides in Atlanta, GA.