The Credit Unions of Jamaica invites the public to an evening of worship at Praise in the Park, a special event in celebration of International Credit Union Day. Set for Thursday, October 16, 2025, at Emancipation Park, the night promises an atmosphere filled with gratitude, unity, and powerful praise.

The stage will come alive with performances from some of Jamaica’s most dynamic gospel ministers, including Johnmark Wiggan, Petra Kaye, Carey Sayles, Levy’s Heritage, and The Genesis Praise Squad.

The evening will be hosted by Nadine Blair, whose energy and passion for ministry will guide the night’s celebration. Showtime is 6:00 PM, and best of all, admission is free—making it the perfect opportunity for families and friends to come together in joyful praise.

Gospel artist DJ Nicholas has achieved another impressive milestone in his academic journey. Just nine months after earning a bachelor’s degree in applied science from Broward College, he has been accepted into the prestigious Emory University School of Medicine’s master’s program.

In a video shared on social media, DJ Nicholas described the acceptance as a challenging feat, noting the program’s highly competitive 5% admission rate. Reflecting on his journey, he recalled leaving Calabar High School with only two subjects, attributing it not to a lack of ability but to a lack of focus at the time.

Emory University School of Medicine, located in Atlanta, Georgia, is renowned for its excellence in medical education, biomedical research, and patient care.

After a year of viral hits and sold-out tours, gospel powerhouse Tim Godfrey is bringing his electric brand of praise to Houston for AfroVival Live—an evening of unstoppable energy, authentic worship, and powerful performances.

The event takes place on Friday, November 7th, at Dominion Chapel Houston, 1203 Cravens Rd, in Stafford, Texas, running from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Known for his viral 2023 anthem “Big God” and an explosive 2024 tour season, Godfrey promises a night where faith meets rhythm in the most unforgettable way.

Joining him on stage are celebrated artists Israel Houghton, Rorisang, Todd Galberth, Yeka, Tomi Abdon, Amaral, and Tjsarx—a powerhouse lineup ready to lift hearts and move feet. AfroVival Live is more than a concert; it’s a worship experience built to unite cultures and inspire hope through sound. Click here to buy tickets.

On Saturday, November 1st, 2025, the acclaimed gospel group Levy’s Heritage will host Champion Festival, a milestone event celebrating 20 years of ministry and the release of their third studio album, The Triad.

The celebration begins at 7 p.m. at the Heart College of Construction Services Auditorium in Portmore, St. Catherine. The evening promises powerful worship and uplifting performances, featuring some of Jamaica’s beloved gospel artists, including Kevin Downswell, Sista Patt, Lubert Levy, Orville Sutherland, and others.

With two decades of spreading faith through music, Levy’s Heritage continues to inspire and impact audiences across generations. Champion Festival will not only honor their journey but also mark the start of an exciting new chapter in their musical mission. Click here for tickets.

Gospel and R&B powerhouse Le’Andria Johnson is set to light up Atlanta’s City Winery on Friday, October 10, with two back-to-back sold-out performances. Fans will first gather for her 6:30 p.m. set, followed by an encore at 10 p.m.

Johnson, best known as the season three winner of BET’s gospel competition Sunday Best, has built a celebrated career that bridges the worlds of gospel and soul. Her victory song, “I Shall Leap into My Destiny”—which she co-wrote—debuted at number one on the Billboard Gospel chart, solidifying her as a force in the industry.

On Saturday, September 27, men from across the tri-state area gathered at Fount Studios in New York for the inaugural Why Men Wait seminar. Led by Cellus Hamilton, the event brought together men for two impactful hours of teaching and reflection. The focus was on understanding God’s heart for purity and how embracing it can move both individual lives and communities forward.

The seminar’s success sparked momentum for expansion. Hamilton has now opened the door for churches to partner with him in bringing Why Men Wait to their own congregations. Those interested in hosting the campaign are encouraged to connect with Cellus Hamilton through his official website.