St. George’s Anglican Church is gearing up to deliver a gospel concert like no other! On Saturday, April 27th, they will present international reggae artist Richie Stephens live at the Sean Lavery Faith Hall in Savanna la Mar, Westmoreland, Jamaica.
Stephens, who is the producer of the wildly popular Street Gospel compilation, will be doing a full gospel set. He will be supported several local Christian acts. Showtime is 6:00 p.m., and admission is $3,000 JMD for adults and $1,500 for children.
The annual I Hear Music in the Air Concert will be held at the Corinthian Baptist Church – 1920 Tennesee Avenue – in Cincinnati, Ohio next month (Friday, May 17th). Confirmed artists are Karen Clark-Sheard, Jonathan Dunn, Fred Hammond, and J.J. Hairston. General admission tickets are $35. Click here for additional information.
In mid March, Trinidadian recording artist Positive blessed us with a new single called Company. Using a blend of soca and African amapiano music, he sings about the importance of having God’s company (pun intended) in his life.
Shortly after the song was released, Positive and his team shared the official video. If you have not yet seen the colorful and upbeat clip, click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.
Singer-songwriter Terrian – who was first introduced to us as a vocalist in TobyMac‘s Diverse City band – and the Angel Street Choir will perform at the upcoming Taste & Tunes being presented at Harding Academy (1100 Cherry Road) in Memphis, Tennessee.
Scheduled for Saturday, April 6th, attendees will be served a delicious dinner followed by an entertaining, high-energy, spirit filled concert. Click here for tickets and additional information.
Join Kingdom Muzic Family at 11911 Martin Luther King Blvd. in Houston, Texas for Service with a Purpose. This event, scheduled for April 13 (11am – 6pm), is an opportunity for them to give back and serve those in need, embodying the spirit of compassion and generosity.
Donations are needed by way of non perishable food items, clothing, can goods etc. These donations will play a crucial role in supporting their efforts to provide essential resources, assistance, and support to individuals and families facing challenges. Click here to learn more.
After winning several music competitions in her hometown of Guyana (Guyana Talent Search, Enigma Entertainment Talent Show, ACDA Best Performer & Vocalist Competition, and Miss Guyana Teen Scholar Pageant), twenty-year-old Curtela Lewis is now eyeing the world stage.
To that end, she has shared a beautiful new reggae song called Confess, and is now getting a lot of attention beyond the borders of her Caribbean country. When asked what inspired the record, the extremely grounded singer said the following: “The inspiration comes from my life experiences and my strong connection with God. Though I’ve faced challenges, I always came out a winner. I believe that is so because I always carry faith in my Father in Heaven, and through these situations he is always showing me that he is in control over my life. I don’t have to worry about the circumstances I get into because in the end God knows who I am and my capabilities and he’ll guide me to where I need to be.”
Confess was produced by accomplished music creator Vijay Deolall, who is also the personal engineer of beloved Guyanese performer Samuel Medas. The drums were played by Josh Splash, keyboards were added by Earl Bishop, and Curtela‘s dad, Curtis Lewis, joined her on the backing vocals. The official video, which was released around the same time as the audio, was shot and edited by Johnny Photography.
Confess can be streamed and/or downloaded from iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Tidal, and all other digital music platforms. The visuals can be viewed on Curtela Lewis‘ YouTube channel.
Worship leaders and music ministers are often faced with the task of pouring into others and leading them to encounter God through their craft. But who pours into them? Where do they go when they feel exhausted and tired from doing what they’ve been called to do? It is important for anyone in ministry to have a place where they can be refreshed and refilled, and that is what the Worship Well Conference offers.
The Worship Well Conference is scheduled for Saturday, April 13th, at 70 Bongard Avenue in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It will be presented in two sessions. A morning bootcamp at 10 a.m., and a worship gathering at 6:30 p.m. The event will be hosted by DappyTKeys, and will feature panelists Ruth Oladeru, Ryan Ofei, Sewa Ayoola, Daniel Ojo, and Justin Hintz, with speaker Jennifer Lewin. All attendees must be registered.
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