Police Department Shares Encouraging Message With Lip Sync
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Aug 10, 2018
I think by now, we've all seen the viral lip sync challenges going around the Internet. Police departments from all across the country are participating in this cool challenge where they record themselves singing to a song of their choice.
The challenge is pretty simple, police officers will record themselves singing and then they must post the video online. Afterwards, they can also challenge another department to do the same thing.
These videos have been popping up all over the Internet and it seems like each one is getting better than the last. Some departments are even using this opportunity to spread a powerful message, just like the Richmond Police Department in Richmond, Virginia.
This particular lip sync starts off in a classroom, focused on two young girls. A female police officer stands at the front of the room asking for recruits for the department. That’s when the scene changes and we start to hear the beat of Sara Bareilles’ ‘Brave’ begin to play. Then, as each scene changes, we get an inside look at the department and all of the women on the force. We even get to see other groups such as the fire department and Richmond Ambulance Authority.
Then, the video peaks with people of all ages gathered together to dance to this inspiring song. This is such a great message to all of the young girls around the world that they can be whatever they want to be when they grow up. Who else is cheering for this lip sync?
The challenge is pretty simple, police officers will record themselves singing and then they must post the video online. Afterwards, they can also challenge another department to do the same thing.
These videos have been popping up all over the Internet and it seems like each one is getting better than the last. Some departments are even using this opportunity to spread a powerful message, just like the Richmond Police Department in Richmond, Virginia.
This particular lip sync starts off in a classroom, focused on two young girls. A female police officer stands at the front of the room asking for recruits for the department. That’s when the scene changes and we start to hear the beat of Sara Bareilles’ ‘Brave’ begin to play. Then, as each scene changes, we get an inside look at the department and all of the women on the force. We even get to see other groups such as the fire department and Richmond Ambulance Authority.
Then, the video peaks with people of all ages gathered together to dance to this inspiring song. This is such a great message to all of the young girls around the world that they can be whatever they want to be when they grow up. Who else is cheering for this lip sync?
I think by now, we've all seen the viral lip sync challenges going around the Internet. Police departments from all across the country are participating in this cool challenge where they record themselves singing to a song of their choice.
The challenge is pretty simple, police officers will record themselves singing and then they must post the video online. Afterwards, they can also challenge another department to do the same thing.
These videos have been popping up all over the Internet and it seems like each one is getting better than the last. Some departments are even using this opportunity to spread a powerful message, just like the Richmond Police Department in Richmond, Virginia.
This particular lip sync starts off in a classroom, focused on two young girls. A female police officer stands at the front of the room asking for recruits for the department. That’s when the scene changes and we start to hear the beat of Sara Bareilles’ ‘Brave’ begin to play. Then, as each scene changes, we get an inside look at the department and all of the women on the force. We even get to see other groups such as the fire department and Richmond Ambulance Authority.
Then, the video peaks with people of all ages gathered together to dance to this inspiring song. This is such a great message to all of the young girls around the world that they can be whatever they want to be when they grow up. Who else is cheering for this lip sync?
The challenge is pretty simple, police officers will record themselves singing and then they must post the video online. Afterwards, they can also challenge another department to do the same thing.
These videos have been popping up all over the Internet and it seems like each one is getting better than the last. Some departments are even using this opportunity to spread a powerful message, just like the Richmond Police Department in Richmond, Virginia.
This particular lip sync starts off in a classroom, focused on two young girls. A female police officer stands at the front of the room asking for recruits for the department. That’s when the scene changes and we start to hear the beat of Sara Bareilles’ ‘Brave’ begin to play. Then, as each scene changes, we get an inside look at the department and all of the women on the force. We even get to see other groups such as the fire department and Richmond Ambulance Authority.
Then, the video peaks with people of all ages gathered together to dance to this inspiring song. This is such a great message to all of the young girls around the world that they can be whatever they want to be when they grow up. Who else is cheering for this lip sync?
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A Prayer for Noticing More - Your Daily Prayer - September 13
To experience God’s world fully is to notice.
