C.S. Lewis once said:
“Children are not a distraction from more important work. They are the most important work.”

His stories shaped generations.
And while I could never compare myself to him, I often wonder:
If C.S. Lewis stood in my shoes today, building a world of stories to guide children toward light, truth, and redemption —
would fellow believers have seen it coming?
Would they have joined the work?
I wonder what I would have done.
What do you think you would have done?

When I think of faith-driven artists like C.S. Lewis , it’s impossible not to think of you. The first time I heard about you was when I became curious about the warm and nearly limitless vocal range of Meena in Sing. I was blown away to discover that you are a Christian — and that made me want to listen more deeply.

It’s hard to measure impact on this earth in terms of time,
but I believe you’ve already had a profound one — by faithfully shining with the gift God placed in you.

I myself have been working to share a gift I believe God has given me, one meant for children and families.
It’s called: Kisszu.

At Kisszu, everything we do is to ignite and foster the full potential of children.

We’re building a faith-rooted ecosystem of storytelling, community, and Embodied Adaptive AI technology, designed to support families in nurturing their children’s emotional, mental, and physical growth.

This is not just a robotics or a creative project.
This is a mission.
Not for profit — but for impact.

At home, we watch Sing at least once a month — my kids know every word Meena sings, and I’ll admit... so do I.

But it’s not just your voice.
It’s your heart.
Your boldness in faith.
Your artistry that bridges gospel, soul, R&B — and something deeper:

 God’s presence.

You carry light. You carry truth.
And that makes who you are rare.

Now, with the incredible gift God has placed in your hands, as you prepare to become a mother, I can only imagine how much more your heart is opening toward the future.
Toward children.
Toward the legacy you will pass on.

At Kisszu, we believe in shaping that future through learning experiences filled with wonder, rooted in truth, and fueled by love.

And I can’t help but wonder if your voice, not just musically, but spiritually, is meant to be part of this mission.

We hav a compelling proposition for you.

Would you be open to a conversation ?

In Christ,

Dear Tori