Welcome to our love unity FAQs section, where we address your most pressing questions about Love in Every Face’s mission and vision. Here, you’ll find detailed insights and clarifications, helping you understand more about our journey of uniting through Love and the impact we aim to create.
Frequently Asked Questions
The name Love in Every Face was born from a quiet, powerful moment. While looking through photos of family and friends, Larry and Marci found themselves saying, “Wow… you can really see the Love in every face.” That realization became a doorway to something deeper.
Later, they explored the meaning behind each word:
- Love — warm attachment, devotion, or enthusiasm
- In — being inside or within
- Every — each part, without exception
- Face — the outward appearance, or what’s visible on the surface
Together, these words express a way of seeing:
“Seeing through appearances to the Love within.”
That’s what our work is all about.
👉 Here’s a short video about the meaning of our name.
Love’s Vision is the way Love sees everyone and everything. It’s a way of looking beyond appearances—into the heart, the humanity, the wholeness within.
In practical terms, it’s the guiding lens for all of our creative work. When we speak of Love’s Vision presentations, we mean multimedia portrayals—images, music, stories—that are co-created with our community to help people feel this deeper way of seeing.
You might also think of it as seeing through the eyes of Love—a perspective that opens hearts, fosters empathy, and reminds us of what connects us.
Love’s Chorus is the heart of our mission—the vibrant community of people who feel moved to co-create from the heart. Some share a story or a photo. Others contribute original music, artwork, or simply offer encouragement and support. Together, these contributions become part of something greater: Love’s Vision.
The Big Nudge was a powerful confirmation moment sparked by a Paul McCartney song. Just as Larry and Marci were feeling called to act on a clear inner vision, the lyrics of Do It Now arrived—delivering a message that felt unmistakably personal: “Do it now, while the vision is clear.”
It was one of many nudges they had received, but this one carried undeniable energy—an affirmation from Love itself that the time to move forward had come.
🎥 Watch a short video about this moment.
It means putting Love first—in how we treat others, how we speak, and how we see the world.
Making Love a priority doesn’t mean being perfect. It means choosing kindness, listening with care, and remembering that everyone has Love inside them. Even small choices can help bring more healing and unity into the world.
Absolutely not. Seeing the Love in Everyone—even amidst challenges—means acknowledging both their dignity and their complexity. It’s about holding compassion and accountability together: recognizing what someone is going through or their human essence doesn’t excuse harmful actions. True Love seeks both healing and healthy boundaries.
We’d love to receive your heartfelt contribution—whether it’s a photo, story, originasl piece of music, or work of art. These offerings become part of our co-created Love’s Vision presentations and other media that reveal the Love within everyone and everything.
You don’t need to be a professional artist—just willing to share something from the heart.
Yes—but only if we use it. When you submit your photo, story, music, or artwork, you’ll be asked for permission to share it publicly in videos, blog posts, newsletters, or on social media.
While we deeply appreciate every submission, we can’t guarantee that all contributions will be included or archived permanently. If your offering isn’t used right away, it may simply mean the timing or fit wasn’t quite right.
Either way, your willingness to share from the heart is valued—and seen.
For full details, please see our Terms and Conditions.
All submissions are reviewed with care, but not all are used. We select content based on our current creative needs, and while we’re grateful for every offering, we can’t guarantee inclusion in a presentation or publication.
If we feel your submission may be a good fit for future use, we’ll reach out first—you’ll always have the chance to confirm or decline before anything is shared.
We may make light edits for clarity, formatting, or length, but we don’t collaborate on revisions. If you’d ever like to withdraw your submission, just email us at lovechorus@loveineveryface.org, and we’ll do our best to honor your request.
For full details, please see our Terms and Conditions.
