Resurrected Garvey Ministries present “Prison Break Conference” on Saturday, January 18th at the Light of the Gentiles International (137 Maxfield Avenue – Suit 16) at the Sunshine Auto Parts Plaza.
There will be three sessions: 9:00 AM, 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM. Conference host is Stacy Ann Garvey, with confirmed appearances by: Psalmist Lashawn Wilson, Rushell Mcduffus, Victor Brown and Andrew Livermore. Additionally, approximately nine speakers are scheduled to speak throughout the day.
Every year, Rebel Salute, which is a Rasta Music Festival, invites at least one Gospel artist to perform on the event. This year they’ll be having three Gospel talents on the lineup: The Dancehall Pastor, Rhoda Isabella and Jermaine Edwards.
This is in part an indication of how big both the show and the Gospel genre have gotten. On a deeper level, it speaks to the spiritual maturity of the organizers, who are clearly not limited in their beliefs.
Rebel Salute will take place on Friday, January 17th and Saturday, January 18th at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in St. Ann, Jamaica.
International gospel artist Jermaine Edwards has just shared the official video for his song “No Weapon.” The track, which was produced by Troyton Music, is featured on both Jermaine‘s latest album “I Will Follow,” and the “Healing Project,” a rhythm driven compilation.
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On Saturday, January 25th there will be a power-packed, praised filled night in honour of Sister Angella Harris, outgoing Principal of The Immaculate High School. This will take place on the lawns of the school grounds between 6:00 and 10:00 PM.
Attendees will be treated to electrifying performances by international artist and Pastor Shirley Caesar, as well as Jamaica’s top gospel artists: Kevin Downswell, George Nooks and Jermaine Edwards.
Gates open at 4pm, with the show beginning promptly at 6.
In September, Crystal Reid, who had released her album earlier in the year, reached out to popular gospel-dancehall artist DJ Nicholas, initially with the intent to feature him on the remix version of her track ‘God is my Friend’. She then changed her mind and decided that it would be best to create something from scratch, hence the forthcoming single “Power.” As the song is currently being mixed and mastered, Reid hopes to have it ready for the road in approximately two weeks.
When asked why she wanted to work with Nicholas, Crystal‘s response was the following: “DJ Nicholas brings a type of flavor to the gospel industry that is unique and different and that’s what I love about his ministry. I noticed that a lot of the younger generation can relate to his way of proclaiming the gospel and I know I wanted some of his contribution towards my 2nd album.”
Crystal Reid had a breakout year in 2019 after sharing her inspirational project “Thank You Lord.” Based on the success of the record she was able to grace the stage of the Black History Jubilee Concert in Edmonton, Alberta; she also performed on Montego Bay’s Jerk Festival in Jamaica, as well as on several shows in Toronto, Ontario.
Here is what Crystal Reid had to say about the year 2020: “For the year 2020, it’s a year double: double within the ministry, double for every trouble, double blessings, double anointing. And I would be fool to think that I won’t get double trials and testing’s…lol but I know the Lord is already with me to fight any battles the enemy might throw at me. My new year resolution is that the Lord will continue to have his will and lead me wherever he wants me to go across the world. I AM READY TO WORK for the Kingdom.”
Festival of Praise (FOP) is a free annual night of praise, worship and prayer for the city of Manchester and the United Kingdom. Its first edition was held in 2011 at the O2 Apollo Theatre Manchester. Apart from promoting revival in the city of Manchester and the UK, FOP is also an avenue for bringing together people of diverse backgrounds and cultures from across the UK to celebrate their faith in Jesus Christ.
In 2020 it will be held at the Manchester Arena (Hunts Bank, M3 1AR) on Friday, January 10th from 6 PM to midnight. There will be appearances by: Sinach, Tope Alabi, Tim Godfrey, Don Moen, Lou Fellingham, Hillsong London, Social Beingz and LZ7.
On Saturday, January 25th, 963IMG Gospel Radio Station will host a benefit relief concert to help our brothers and sisters in the Bahamas still struggling from the devastation of Hurricane Dorian. It will be held at the Evangel Church in Long Island City, New York.
There will be performances from several Caribbean Gospel artists, such as Yankee B, Louis Mignott, Minister Shelly Thunder, Daniel Musgrove, Toney Lee & Status IV, Pastor Frederick Smith, Zeela, Queson Brown, Golda McFarlane, Rev. Zorina Frederick and Nell Mghee, DJ Apache Finga, spoken word artist Ashli Johnson and more.
The organizers are asking for a donation of $25 USD with 100% of the sales going towards their goal of $10k, to be presented to the Convoy of Hope for the Bahamas! If you are not able to attend but would like to send in your donation, please visit their Fundly Page to do so : https://fundly.com/bahamas-benefit-relief-concert
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 