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Latest Band Interviews

Silent Planet Interview – Warped Tour 2016

Enoch Magazine had the chance to talk with , the singer of the band Silent Planet (Solid State Records), at Warped Tour 2016 in Dallas, TX. Silent Planet (Solid State Records) is Garrett Russell- Vocals and Screaming Twitter – @TylerCarter4L | Instagram – tylercarter4l Alex Camarena – Drums Twitter – @therettes | Instagram – therettes […]

Issues Interview – Warped Tour 2016

Issues talk about how they prepared more for Warped Tour 2016, how they’ve helped the homeless, the good and bad of bands and social media, and what jobs their parents work.

Bad Seed Rising Interview – Warped Tour 2016

Francheska Pastor, singer of Bad Seed Rising (Roadrunner / Atlantic Records) talked with Enoch Magazine at the first day of the 2016 Vans Warped Tour in Dallas. Francheska tells us about how she keeps stuff to help the homeless in car, her fears of being on the 2016 Vans Warped Tour, and how a band […]

Latest Documentary Videos

Ventura Pastors help migrant workers

“Enoch Magazine travels to Ventura, CA to document a Christian pastor preaching to migrant trailer park communities.” Presented by: www.enochmagazine.com Documenting: Embrace Church in Oxnard, CA. www.embracejesus.org Donald Trump’s statements to toughen America’s southern boarder has brought much attention to controversies surrounding: illegal immigrants, illegal aliens, undocumented workers, migrant farm workers; (common terms). If you […]

God stops bullets during suicide

While we were filming a video about a church that feed the homeless, we met David. David was a soft spoken man and active with the church and it’s outreach. The pastor said we should capture his story about “why he was alive.” WE didn’t know what that meant, but we turned on the cameras […]

Pastor chains up church to keep members out

Enoch Magazine caught up Baptist assocation rep Port Wilburn in the San Francisco Bay Area. A “rogue” pastor in San Francisco / Daly City has locked up the church. This is due to a battle over the property. Port Wilburn, of the San Francisco Peninsula Baptist Association, is called in to help save the church […]

Archived Videos

The Maine Interview – Warped Tour 2016

John O’Callaghan (Vocals) and Garrett Nickelsen (Bass) from The Maine (8123 Records) stopped to talk with Enoch Magazine on the 2016 Vans Warped 2016. John and Garret talk about their goals and expectations for being back on Warped Tour, their experiences with the homeless, the poverty they’ve seen in 3rd world countries and how they connect and remain connected with fans in an age that’s overwhelmed with social media.

New Orleans Today – St. Bernard Project

Nearly 100% of New Orleans housing in the Lower 9th Ward and St. Bernard Parish was destroyed by Katrina. Now, 6 years later, much of the damage is still there and less then half of the residents have returned. This video documents The Well Covenant Church (in Corvallis Oregon), when they decided to fly to New Orleans and help rebuild a home. They contacted the St. Bernard Project, a nonprofit organization that rebuilds homes devastated by Katrina, and St. Bernard Project paired them up with a homeowner who lost their home.

Seminary for Homeless, Recovery Addicts & Urban Poor

The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI), a expansion ministry of World Impact, offers a seminary level education to the Urban Poor. World Impact Director of the Bay Area, Paul Chan, believes that the best way to train urban leaders is to offer them affordable and quality seminary level education. Most people wishing to go to Seminary are first required to go to a four year college. On top of that, the price to go to seminary is very unrealistic for a poor man or women living in the inner city.