The Pink House: Rev. Christian King. Teaching kids they have a choice.

<p>I met the Rev. Christian King at the impact economics class at The College of Charleston. We each brought our ideas to the class to show what we thought could help create a more empowered world. </p> <p>As we went through the class and people shared their ideas and stories, I realized Rev. was a woman who had been in the trenches for 20 years. Through all of the heartaches and setbacks Rev never quit. I always wondered what drove her passion for her mission. Rev. King is a local leader here in Charleston who embodies the fromtheblockup.com principle that <a href='https://www.google.com/search?gs_ssp=eJzj4tVP1zc0zEgqMyksy8g2YPTiyy3NyKzMTMnMU8jNr0wFAKAeCqA&q=muhiyidin+moye&oq=muhi&aqs=chrome.6.69i57j46j0j46j0i10i433j0j46l2j0.7911j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8'>Muhiyidin</a> taught us.</p> <p>This is a sit down with Rev. King at the Pink House. Rev's mission is to teach kids they have a choice in life. What a simple, but real, concept. Many of us act instinctually and emotionally at the whims of life. We might just be able to learn a thing or two from Rev and the kids too!</p> <p>For more info: <a href='http://pinkhousecharleston.com'>pinkhousecharletson.com </a></p>