The marriage and family conference – dubbed You Deserve It (YDI) – will take place at the First Assembly Church of God, located at 5 Newleigh Road in Mandeville, Jamaica, on March 26th.
Petra K, Orville Sutherland and Jodian Pantry have all been invited to perform. They will be joined by The Omeragies, Basillia and Brian Cuff, and popular radio host Nadine Blair.
The entrance fee for couples (married or engaged) is $3,500 JMD, while for singles it’s $2,500.
On Saturday, March 25th, Remoakantse Holdings will present the highly anticipated All White Soul & Gospel Concert at the Sun Bet Arena – 209 Aramist Ave, Waterkloof Glen – in Pretoria, South Africa.
It will feature some of the country’s biggest soul and gospel performers: Ringo Madlingozi, Dr Tumi, Lebo Sekgobela, Bucy Radebe, Dumi Mkokstad, and Khaya Mthethwa. The organizers are promising the ultimate revival and replenishment concert experience. Get tickets here.
Yolanda Adams, the queen of contemporary gospel music and winner of four Grammy Awards and sixteen Stellar Awards, joins the Greensboro Symphony – in Greensboro, North Carolina – for an evening of healing, encouraging, and inspirational music!
Adams will showcase her powerful voice and singular sound, blending gospel, soul and jazz on Saturday, March 25th, starting at 8pm.
For music lovers February is not just celebrated as Black History Month, it’s also Reggae Month. What this means is that over the next twenty-three days or so there will be several events that will see secular and gospel reggae acts sharing the same stage.
One such event is the One Love Reggae Festival, scheduled for Saturday, February 25th at Lake David Park in Groveland, Florida. There will be special appearances by Grammy winners Gramps Morgan and Minister Marion Hall. Admission is free!
Victory Faith Chapel International presents The Legacy Concert on Saturday, March 25th, at the Sunset Cover Amphitheater – 20405 Amphitheater Circle – in Boca Raton, Florida.
There will be performances by Joe Mettle, Emmanuel Smith, Jekalyn Carr, Victory Worship and Chandler Moore (of Maverick City). Dr. Seth Amoah-Boateng is the host. For additional information visit victoryfaithchapel-dot-org.
On March 3rd, Kingdom Muzic will publish Antwoine Hill‘s new album, titled Light on a Hill. To get a sense of what you will be getting on the upcoming project, check out his just released song and video, Can I Be Honest, featuring Mo Grant.
Born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Antwoine Hill was a poor drug addict and gang member. However, in 2008, while he was serving time in jail, he gave his life to God and has never looked back since. Years after his release, Hill is a devoted husband, preacher and a recording artist with one mission: to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Singer-songwriter and worship leader Nathaniel Bassey has hinted that his Hallelujah Live album, which was recorded in Lagos, Nigeria on November 20, 2022, will be released next month. Present at the taping were William McDowell, Sinach, Victoria Orenze, Ntokozo Mbamba, Mercy Chinwo, and others.
Although an exact date was not given for the release, Bassey made the announcement in a social media post at the end of December. He said: “Good News! Something special for 2023 and beyond. Over 2 hours of ANOINTED & GLORIOUS SOUNDS. By God’s grace, this is LOADED. This is taking your spiritual life up some notch! February 2023! Come quickly! “HALLELUJAH LIVE” Glory to God ! Spread the word!”
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 