Storm Cecile

Storm Cecile & Modavador G
Spoken Word Artists

Wednesday, October 30, 7:00 PM 
Melvin Banks Welcome Center
Great Hall
301 Chase Street, Wheaton

Free and open to the public.  
Sponsored by the Center for Applied Christian Ethics (CACE)

Artist Bios:

Storm Cecile is an international spoken word poet who helps brands share meaningful stories and messages with their clientele through performance poetry.

Her work is commissioned by companies who would like to produce poetry videos, or live performances. Her work has been praised by past clients, including, Passion Conference, YPO, Kugali, The Mitchell Group, Ruka Hair, Nationwide Building Society, Biblica, TBI Media, CAP and Christian Aid to name a few.

Additionally, she has performed at venues including Hampton Court Palace, The House of Lords and recently toured with Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes and Martin Smith in collaboration with CAP UK.

Storm is currently working with exciting clients, while crowdfunding for a series of new spoken word video projects.

To find out more about Storm’s current work, go to www.stormcecile.com.

George “Modavador g” Salter, Rhyme 2 Reason, Founder Poetry in Motion: Picture this, God is on Time, is Modavador g’s most recent literary work. It is his testimony, shared for this purpose: that the world might seek and know God through faith in Jesus Christ. For in Him, we live, we move, we exist. This is how George found his story in God’s Story. Modavador encourages his audience to come along on this poetic journey to find their story in God’s Story.

In his work God’s Story- It All Good in the Hood, Modavador weaves artistic rhyme with the Word of God giving a creative, accurate, and fun panorama of the Bible. Navigators Ministry used Modavador g’s voice to create a discipleship program for a solar-powered audio player used in prisons throughout the country. Modavador is an ordained minister, author, conference speaker, Bible teller instructor, and gospel hip-hop recording artist.

Locally, before the COVID-19 pandemic, Modavador served as a ministry volunteer at the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice: Illinois Youth Center (IYC) at St. Charles. Modavador continues to produce spiritual, motivational, and devotional spoken word ministry tools to be used in prisons across the country. Currently, Modavador is conducting extensive research, programming, and piloting a peer-to-peer storytelling curriculum for inmates at a maximum security prison in collaboration with Sharing God’s Love, Inc.

As a Community Health and Wellness Response professional, George is the Community Response Corps Supervisor for Habilitative Systems Inc., a community-based organization in Chicago, Illinois.

George received his Master of Arts in Educational Leadership (MAEL) degree from Gateway Seminary and his Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Management Science degree and graduated with honors from SUNY at Geneseo School of Business.

George is a member of Second Baptist Church of Wheaton where Reverend Kevin Williams is the Senior Pastor.

George and his wife, Nina have three daughters: Brittney, Nije Simone, and Daisha, and two grandchildren: Myion and Brionna