UK-based Multi Grant winning Nigerian gospel artiste, maker, piano player, and lyricist, Evans Ogboi and Effortlessness Records declare the eagerly awaited music show and Live recording labeled, “Collaboration 5.”
Famous for his dynamic stage presence and blessing, he is good to go to convey one more mind-blowing experience for adherents and music darlings.
As indicated by him; ” This gospel party vows to be an extraordinary night of elevating music, strong love, and soul-mixing exhibitions.”
“Cooperative Energy 5” isn’t simply a show but a surprising and open door for participants to encounter life-changing melodic minutes. The occasion vows to make a novel space where people can track down comfort, mend, and recharge strength.
It guarantees a night of exceptional melodic collaboration. Participants can anticipate a certifiable association with God through love and commendation.” – Evans finishes up.
Jesus is the main focus, and because Christ has given us the mandate to go into the world and preach the Gospel, the message of Jesus must be spread to all people. Our move for the kingdom is this.
Grace Oluwaloju is a Nigerian gospel music minister, psalmist, and songwriter based in the United States. She founded a GOM (Grace Oluwaloju Ministries) and lives in Texas with her family. She and Mr. Oluwaseun Oluwaloju have amazing children and are married.
Minister Grace Oluwaloju had the honor of officiating at the MFM Lekki Youth Church dedication in Lagos, Nigeria, on January 29, 2023. It featured great ministers of God, including DR. D. K. Olukoya, General Overseer of MFM. Being a part of the program and witnessing God’s work in our midst was a blessing. I am exceedingly grateful to God for providing such a stunning worship space.
Grace was raised in Lagos, Nigeria, her birthplace. She is devoted to God and has a passion for kingdom endeavors, such as spreading the Gospel throughout the world through her music.
She organizes numerous songs that have changed lives and continue to do so. These are some of her songs:
Grace Oluwaloju first became interested in worship when she was 15 years old, and since then, she has continued to grow in her hunger for the things of God. Some of her most popular songs include Never Fail (with more than a million views on YouTube), Mercy ft. Past David Popoola, Follow You, Alpha My God, and Take All of Me. Minister Grace was a member of Winners Chapel Dallas and Redeemed Christian Church Malaysia, two ministries. At Mountain of Fire Miracle Ministries Dallas, Texas, Region 12, where Pastor David Popoola is in charge, she is currently leading worship.
Central Baptist Church Choir New Album to feat
The Nelons
in early 2023, the new album He Is by the Central Baptist Church Choir of Dunn, North Carolina, which features many of their friends in gospel music with whom they have shared the stage for decades, will be released. This special recording features the voices of The Nelons, Suzanne Taylor Hise, The Ben Rochester Family, Soul’d Out, The Mylon Hayes Family, Roy Harris, and The Whisnants. This is “a dream project we’ve been putting together for the past few years,” according to Worship Pastor Darren Hughes. We are humbled by these artists’ willingness to contribute to this recording! He Is will be available on streaming services later this year and will be available on CD and USB drives on January 6, 2023.
Ben Rochester was hired as the vocal producer after Hughes and Matthew Lawson recorded the music at Nashville’s Daywind Studios. Together with Andrew Peterson’s Is He Worthy, original songs like “The Way,” “The Truth,” “The Life,” and “Come Expecting,” as well as some classics like “I’ve Never Been Sorry” and more obscure hymn “The Great Physician,” flow thematically to highlight who God is to the listener. Anyone, regardless of age, can receive the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our intentionally multigenerational church, which welcomes children, millennials, grandparents, and everyone in between to worship God, is reflected in this record. “We even included our kid’s choir on a song,” Hughes continues. In advance of He Is, the CBC Choir has made Come Expecting and a Christmas EP available on streaming services.
The Central Baptist Church Choir has been singing God’s praises in a variety of styles week after week in church services, events, concerts, and radio since the middle of the 1980s. They have a unique opportunity to spread the Gospel both locally and internationally because they have performed alongside Greater Vision, Anne Wilson, Karen Peck & New River, The Nelons, and The Mylon Hayes Family, among others.
ALDI Buzz After New Release of the PRIME DRINK FOR JUST Only £1.99
Aldi has primed its shelves to stock the latest internet sensation, Prime Hydration Drink.
The viral hydration drink created by two famous YouTube stars, KSI and Logan Paul, is available to buy for just £1.99 in Aldi stores nationwide on 29th December. The drink will be a Special buy – and as with all Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone!
The supermarket is expecting high demand so a purchase limit of one of each variant per customer has been set to ensure as many people as possible get the opportunity to buy the product.
The drink, which is 10% coconut water, contains electrolytes, B vitamins, and BCAAs, has zero sugar, and around 20 calories per bottle. Aldi shoppers can choose from three different flavors: Blue Raspberry, Lemon and Lime, and Ice Pop.
Juneteenth Celebrations Held Across San Diego County
Celebrations of Juneteenth were being held across San Diego County Saturday at Palomar Mountain, Logan Heights, the Old Globe outdoor theater in Balboa Park, and a bike ride from Mission Bay to Chicano Park, National City, Chula Vista, and Imperial Beach.
June 19, 1865, is the day when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston Bay, Texas, and announced to more than 250,000 enslaved Blacks that they were free by executive decree.
Beverley Knight has said that implicit racism might’ve stunted her success in the music industry.
Speaking to HELLO! about her career, the 46-year-old suggested her skin was “maybe too dark”, adding: “It was easier to market someone who was much lighter, with more ‘European’ features.”
Knight, whose music career began when she was aged 21, recalled feeling like a “square peg in a round hole” in the music industry, which she remembers as being full of “young white lads playing guitars, looking at their shoes” when she entered the business.
The singer added: “I’ve always been an optimistic, happy, and driven person, and I was very secure about myself in my music.
“But I was a boffin. And I was insecure about how I looked.”
Knight remembers putting on weight in her mid-20s, which she says made her feel “sluggish” and “terrible” about her appearance.
“I felt I had all the things that were needed – strong music and vocals – except what a star was meant to look like,” she added.
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However, the musician explained that she feels secure now that she has reached her late 40s.
“If people try to tell you what you should be doing, at this age, you can slap them down very quickly,” she said. “There’s a respect that’s naturally afforded to you.”MORE ABOUT
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