slavromanov
slavromanov
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slavromanov

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hello, my name is Svyatoslav

I am 19 years old from the San Francisco Bay Area. I am currently located in Southern California and work for the International School of Ministry as an Online Marketing Strategist. You can visit the site at ministrydegree.org. I have done photography for over 5 years and have been featured on Unsplash and many ads such as Active Junkie, Charisma Magazine and more. My video of NBA 3 time National Champion, Stephen Curry on stage with Grammy winner Lecrae has reached almost a million views on YouTube and has been broadcasted on TV programs such as ESPN, Bleacher Report and local news stations. My main interests include photography, videography, brand creation marketing, and playing keys for worship.  

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Joy is contagious
Had a phenomenal weekend back in the Bay and Sacramento with some of my most favorite people in the world. First, congratulations to the newly formed family, @andrei_hurzhyi & @dianalevko21. I am so proud of the example you guys set for all of us. Love you guys like crazy. Second, @doxa.music.studios and I are gonna be releasing some amazing covers of some of my most favorite songs. The long day in the studio was incredibly fun and worth the time. Be on the look out for it! Third, I got to take some of my best friends, @trent_melara10 & @tk_arvin to Bethel, one of the most phenomenal place I know. God moved and we experienced His presence in a tangible way. So proud of my boys. 10/10 weekend :)
I was depressed. I didn’t want to admit it, but I was. This is hard for me to write, but I need to be honest. When I moved on my own to Southern California I hit a low in my life. Let me explain. When I lived in Northern California, I was living with my immediate family and my close friends lived 15 minutes away from me. I had amazing experiences with my family and friends everyday. I was heavily involved in the ministries that was a part of. There was something going on every single day. I was never alone. So, when I moved to Southern California, I left all of that behind me. I was left alone with myself and my thoughts. And frankly, that was terrifying. It was a season of asking myself who I really was without my friends and family close by. Sure, I could call them, but it was not the same. Everything that I was comfortable with was gone and I was uncomfortable. I had nights where I’d cry and weep because I missed my family and community so much. I barely knew anyone down here and it was a daily struggle. I remember being at a worship event, crying out to God “Why don’t I have friends here? Why do I feel so alone?”. He simply replied with a tender voice, “Have you made me your best friend?” I realized why I was placed in the season I was in, it was time to solidify my relationship with the Father. It sounds cheesy, but that was my lifeline. Since then, I’ve been able to meet lots of people and have developed a community. I’m grateful for all the new people I’ve gotten to know here. Thank you all who were there to support me through this time. You know who you guys are. I’m excited for the new doors that have been opening, I’m just trying to remain faithful to my call and see where He leads me. I write this to encourage anyone who feels alone out there. I understand you, but keep pressing on. Lean on the Father and He’ll never let you down.
I would like to take a moment to say how grateful and honored that I was a part of the VOX Conference with @onevoicestudentmissions. Thank you @amgaitan for letting me participate in something special. @jeremymriddle & @steffanydawn, thank you for your relentless pursuit of His presence. This weekend will be marked in my heart. // @bethelmusic #voxconference #onevoice
“To stand up straight with your shoulders back is to accept the terrible responsibility of life, with eyes wide open. It means deciding to voluntarily transform the chaos of potential into the realities of habitable order. It means willingly undertaking the sacrifices necessary to generate a productive and meaningful reality (it means acting to please God, in the ancient language)” - @jordan.b.peterson These wonderful photos taken by my new friend, @ttotheroy
Why aim for the moon if you can land in mars? #JoshuaTree
 
 

My most recent video project