Hannah Kerr’s latest release “As I Am” is a breath of fresh air, shattering the illusion of flawless facades and embracing the beauty of vulnerability. This soul-stirring anthem is more than just a song – it’s a declaration of freedom, a courageous admission of imperfection, and a testament to the transformative power of authenticity. With hauntingly honest lyrics and a soaring melody, Kerr invites listeners to shed the masks of pretension and join her in embracing the raw, unfiltered truth of who we are.
Through “As I Am”, Kerr exposes the crippling pressure to conform to societal expectations, revealing the suffocating grip of perfectionism that threatens to silence our true voices. Yet, in the midst of this chaos, she finds solace in the liberating truth of God’s unwavering acceptance, proclaiming “I am enough, just as I am”. This is more than just a musical release – it’s a movement, a call to arms, beckoning us to surrender our carefully crafted illusions and find solace in the beauty of our authentic selves. Will you join the revolution?
 to retired priest Revd Sue Parfitt, 82, who is currently facing trial for criminal damage linked to a climate protest. Revd Parfitt is accused of damaging the protective glass surrounding the Magna Carta at the British Library during a protest in May 2024. Alongside a fellow activist, she allegedly broke the glass and glued herself to the display, holding a sign reading, ){kind=link}
