As people all over the world continue to suffer because of the corona virus and millions take to the streets to protest racial inequality, religious leaders are doing what they can to provide some healing. As such, UK minister, Steve Impact, will be hosting two virtual global worship events on Sunday, June 14th and Sunday, June 21st.

The events, which are dubbed ‘Healing in Worship,’ will feature: Marvia Providence (Canada), Rev. Denzel Prempeh (USA), Felix Baffour (Canada), Emma Kusi (Ghana), Emmanuel Smith (UK), Gina Doe (Belgium), Eunice Coffie (Ghana), Lawrence Abankwa (UK) and Mattaio Matsetse (Botswana).

‘Global Worship’ will stream live on both Proskuneo Production and Steve Impact Facebook pages, starting at: 7PM (GMT) | 9PM (CAT)|2 PM (EDT)| 8PM (BST) | 9PM (CET).

I bet a lot of people did not know that Kirk Franklin and Fred Hammond were featured on the now popular online program, Verzuz. Both men appeared on the show, along with Bishop T.D. Jakes on Sunday, May 31st, in special presentation dubbed ‘The Healing.’ Sadly, unlike the secular episodes, there was not a lot of hype (buzz) around this show.

Some people are saying that the lackluster energy is due in part to the global unrest caused by the killing of George Floyd. That being said, the very reason Kirk Franklin and Fred Hammond were chosen at that particular time was to hopefully help to heal the nation, hence the title.

The much anticipated video for “Carry Me,” by Jamaican gospel recording artist Kevin Downswell, is out now! The visuals, which completely compliments the song’s lyrical content, was shared on Friday, June 5th.

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Though most cities are lifting their stay at home orders a lot of artists are still releasing quarantine related songs. The latest one we’ve heard is the “World On Shutdown Remix” by Renwick E-Praise featuring DJ Nicholas.

This is gospel track with a strong Caribbean-pop vibe, that’s all about calling on God in these challenging times. Click here to check it out here.

A few days ago Phil Thompson shared the official live video recording for “My Eternal Offering,” a beautiful praise and worship song that features Tamela Hairston.

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In the last COVID19 press briefing to the nation, Prime Minister Andrew Holness announced that churches can reopen this weekend.

Much like other industries however, places of worship have been given very strict guidelines that must be adhered to.

Everyone in attendance must wear a mask, no gatherings are permitted at the entrance, gate or in the church yard. Additionally, while inside persons must maintain social distancing of at least six feet, and hand sanitization stations must be in place at easily accessible locations.

Since the release of his ‘People’ album on April 24th, American singer Jonathan McReynolds has been in full promo mode, despite the pandemic. A 25-minute visual of the entire project was shared on the same day, with the individual videos following back to back.

The latest clip is Movin’ On – track # 5 on the album – done with Mali Music. It premiered on May 11th and has already racked up over 90,000 views. Click here or on the image above to watch the video and remember to like, comment and share.