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To learn more about MyChristianT, visit www.mychristiant.com
By Tonya Whitaker
The Pew
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Mark Clayton has found faith in fashion.
With the creation of MyChristianT, Clayton said the line is here to set a
new standard in the fashion world by displaying the word of God through
apparel. It will hopefully serve a ministering tool to nonbelievers and a
daily reminder of God’s grace to believers.
The line was launched last month, he said.
“Wear the shirt or hoodie and it allows you to be true to yourself and not
be afraid to proclaim Christ,” Clayton told Inside The Pew. “MyChristianT
speak to my identity and my purpose, why I am breathing and who I am
in Christ. Being a Christian is not just a list of beliefs, it's a way of life.
We understand what Christ has done for us, and we should not be
ashamed of it.”
Youth and young adults (men and women) can adorn trending t-shirts,
with slogans such as “Property of Jesus” and “Team A and Ω” (Alpha
and Omega). The clothing, he said, allows people to look and feel good
at the same time while showcasing their faith.
Clayton said he describes MCT is a cross between Ed Hardy, Affliction
and Aeropostale but definitely carries its own identity and purpose.
“We are not here to sell God or conform to traditions or customs,” said
Clayton, who attended Oklahoma. “Nonbelievers think that being a
believer is boring. Actually, we have peace, love and joy.”
MyChristianT has a non-profit branch, MCT Ministries. Some of MCT
Ministries programs include the college scholarship fund, Missionary
Rewards program, Performing Arts League and the Outreach Activities
Group.
“MCT believes such opportunities will not only be instrumental in helping
people on their journey but will also create a divine movement of Christ
followers and Christ-like leaders.”
To learn more about MyChristianT, visit www.mychristiant.com
By Tonya Whitaker
The Pew
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Mark Clayton has found faith in fashion.
With the creation of MyChristianT, Clayton said the line is here to set a
new standard in the fashion world by displaying the word of God through
apparel. It will hopefully serve a ministering tool to nonbelievers and a
daily reminder of God’s grace to believers.
The line was launched last month, he said.
“Wear the shirt or hoodie and it allows you to be true to yourself and not
be afraid to proclaim Christ,” Clayton told Inside The Pew. “MyChristianT
speak to my identity and my purpose, why I am breathing and who I am
in Christ. Being a Christian is not just a list of beliefs, it's a way of life.
We understand what Christ has done for us, and we should not be
ashamed of it.”
Youth and young adults (men and women) can adorn trending t-shirts,
with slogans such as “Property of Jesus” and “Team A and Ω” (Alpha
and Omega). The clothing, he said, allows people to look and feel good
at the same time while showcasing their faith.
Clayton said he describes MCT is a cross between Ed Hardy, Affliction
and Aeropostale but definitely carries its own identity and purpose.
“We are not here to sell God or conform to traditions or customs,” said
Clayton, who attended Oklahoma. “Nonbelievers think that being a
believer is boring. Actually, we have peace, love and joy.”
MyChristianT has a non-profit branch, MCT Ministries. Some of MCT
Ministries programs include the college scholarship fund, Missionary
Rewards program, Performing Arts League and the Outreach Activities
Group.
“MCT believes such opportunities will not only be instrumental in helping
people on their journey but will also create a divine movement of Christ
followers and Christ-like leaders.”
Style and purpose
Photos courtesy of MyChristianT
and the Baltimore Ravens
MyChristianT was launched
last year by Mark Clayton,
right, a wide receiver for the
Baltimore Ravens.
and the Baltimore Ravens
MyChristianT was launched
last year by Mark Clayton,
right, a wide receiver for the
Baltimore Ravens.
NFL player launches clothing line aimed for youth
and young adults to promote the word of God
and young adults to promote the word of God
