The renowned Toronto Mass Choir is set to captivate audiences with its latest album release, “Hymns Alive,” which is available as of May 4th, 2024. 

This powerful album breathes new life into timeless hymns, infusing them with the vibrant energy and soul-stirring harmonies that have become the hallmark of the Toronto Mass Choir. With tracks carefully curated to evoke emotions and inspire reflection, “Hymns Alive” promises to be a source of comfort, hope, and joy for listeners worldwide.

The Toronto Mass Choir brings together a diverse ensemble of voices, uniting in a celebration of faith and music. From the stirring opening notes to the final crescendo, each “Hymns Alive” track showcases the choir’s exceptional talent and unwavering dedication to their craft. “We are thrilled to share ‘Hymns Alive’ with the world,” said Karen Burke, Artistic Director of the Toronto Mass Choir. “These hymns hold a special place in the hearts of so many, and we are honoured to breathe new life into them through our music. We hope that this album will uplift and inspire all who listen.”

Featuring beloved hymns such as “Satisfied,” “He Lives,” and “I Must Tell Jesus,” “Hymns Alive” invites listeners to experience the transformative power of music and faith. Whether seeking solace in times of struggle or rejoicing in moments of triumph, this album offers a timeless reminder of the enduring grace and love that binds us together.

“Hymns Alive” is available for streaming and download on all major digital platforms. To learn more about the Toronto Mass Choir and to purchase their latest release CD, visit www.tmc.ca.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “HYMNS ALIVE”

The theme of this year’s Gospel Heritage Worship & Artists Summit is ‘uncharted territory’. From May 16 through 18, Vashawn Mitchell, Dr. Teresa Hairston-Jackson, and the rest of the Gospel Heritage team will empower their colleagues to navigate challenges in ministry and music.

Shirley Caesar, Men of Standard, and Dr. Judith McAllister will be honored. Location is The River Church, at 4425 Ben Franklin Blvd. in Durham, North Carolina. Click here to register.

Greater Works Youth Ministry presents JohnMark Wiggan and Rondell Positive, live from Jamaica, at Mount Zion Church of God 7th Day – 3615 Weston Road – in Toronto, Ontario.

The event, which is being called Greater Works, will take place on Saturday, May 18th, starting at 8:30 p.m. In addition to the aforementioned headliners, there will also be performances by some of Toronto’s emerging gospel artists.