The Worship Center Int’l Ministry – located at 6501 NW St James Drive in Port Saint Lucie, Florida – will be having their 1st Annual Easter Uprise Gospel Concert on Sunday, April 9th.
Operating under the theme ‘an encounter with the Lord,’ the event will feature Bro Gary, Second Chance, comedian Reverend St. Hope, and international recording artist Junior Tucker! Starting time is 5pm and there is a $45 entrance fee. Buy tickets here.
After a lot of build up, the time has come for Zacardi Cortez – and friends – to head out on the road for the Imprint Experience Tour, happening in the month of April. The mini stint will have six shows, and will make stops in Tupelo on the 4th, Moss Point on the 5th, Houston on the 6th, Dallas on the 7th, Beaumont on the 9th and Chicago on the 14th.
Cortez will be joined by other gospel performers: Cardell Booker, Keyla Richardson, Tasha Page-Lockhart, Melvin Crispell, Lisa Knowles-Smith, etc. in select cities. Click here for tickets.
Gospel recording artist Nadine Valentine will release her debut reggae-gospel EP – Joyful Praise – on April 14, 2023. This is a four-track record that features a mix of new and previously released songs.
Listeners can expect to be taken on a nostalgic journey that’s guaranteed to get them singing and dancing. And although this is Nadine’s first gospel-reggae EP, she has released several Caribbean-style medleys and reggae hits in the past.
She explains the inspiration behind the project as follows: “I am inspired to create music that points to the joy of the Lord. Oftentimes persons outside of Christ perceive believers as individuals who do not radiate the joy of the Lord. My reggae gospel EP, Joyful Praise, wants to shift that mindset. We can serve the Kingdom of God with joy. It is not all about rules, regulations, and rituals.
As Nehemiah 8:10 reminds us, ‘the joy of the Lord is my strength’. My desire is to remind believers everywhere that God wants us to worship Him with the fruit of our lips, hands, feet, and body. Like David, we can sing and dance before our Creator unashamed. I have dedicated my life to making a joyful noise to the Lord.”
Factory Reset – the worship movement aimed at bringing people back to Christ – is set for Saturday, April 15, at 40 Carl Hall Road in North York, Ontario (Canada).
Operating under the theme ‘Prophetic Worship and Soul Invasion,’ the event will feature Phil Thompson, Pastor Orim M. Meikle, Daniel Ojo, Tomi Favored, Jennifer Lewin, and of course Kolawole Bekes. For additional information visit factoryreset-dot.ca.
The former dancehall queen, Lady Saw – who now goes by the moniker Minister Marion Hall – has just released a new song via Downsound Records. The track is titled I’m Doing Better, and on it she talks about how much her life has improved since she recommitted to Jesus Christ.
I’m Doing Better went live on all streaming platforms on March 16th, and has already begun trending among lovers of reggae-gospel music. Click here to download the tune from your preferred digital store.
Gospel recording artist Mervin Mayo, who burst on the scene approximately two years ago after going viral with his rendition of ‘The Best Of Me,’ has been invited to perform at the Henrico Theater – 305 East Nine Mile Road – in Henrico, Virginia, on Thursday, April 6th.
This is the organizer’s 1st Annual All White Gospel Concert, being presented – in part – to raise funds for mental health and suicide prevention. Mayo will be joined by Shawn Heckstall, New Isreal, Veronica The Singer and DJ Beato Felito. Tickets are $20 USD each, and the show starts at 7:30pm.
On Friday, April 21st, Grammy Award winning gospel artist Israel Houghton & New Breed will be live in concert at the Crossroads Church at 8901 South Shields Boulevard in Oklahoma City.
This promises to be a night of praise and worship, with early performers Set Free Sounds and Avery & Friends. Tickets – which start at $50 USD – are available now via eventbrite
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