Renee'

Reneé is a graduate of Cass Technical High School in Detroit. She attended Wayne State University and is a graduate of Specs Howard School of Broadcasting. Attending Specs Howard led to her working for Gospel station AM 1340 WMUZ for almost ten years. She also works  independently as a gospel entertainment producer. As a result of her work in gospel, Reneé brings a wealth of knowledge about the national gospel entertainment scene and is grateful and excited about the opportunity to share with the New York Gospel.com community. Reneé's goal is to ultimately produce a christian television show. She considers her work in gospel entertainment as her career and her ministry and prays that God will anoint her to bless many people. Reneé is also active in her church, St. Paul A.M.E. Zion (Dr. Derrick R. Anderson, Pastor), where she sings in the choir and teaches Sunday School. She loves the Lord and thanks God for her Mom and her family and friends who are her prayer partners.
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Video Interview with Darius Twyman

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DG.com: Hi Kierra! It’s a pleasure to do this interview with you. Do you remember how old you were when you started singing?
Sheard: I don’t remember how old I was.

DG.com: Did you want a singing career or did you have other aspirations?
Sheard: When I was younger, I was pretty much into doing everything. I was into doing nails. I wanted to do your hair. I wanted to play basketball. I was cheerleading. I was doing some of everything. I realized after I got older and as I became more involved in church and realized what Christ was all about, what ministry was all about.

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Stellar Awards 2005

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Moss CD Release Celebration

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