Gospel music lovers, mark your calendars! Ghana’s beloved worship leader Akua Serwaa Bonsu is set to host the first-ever Ghana edition of the ADANSEPA WAVE 2025 concert, bringing a divine atmosphere of praise and worship to Kumasi.
Co-founder of Agape Christian Ministries, Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo, has urged African women to fully embrace their sexuality without hesitation, challenging traditional views that often discourage open conversations about intimacy.
Justice Nwosu-Iheme of a FCT High Court Wuse Zone 2 in Abuja on Monday sentenced the husband of late gospel singer, Osinachi, Peter Nwachukwu, to death by hanging.
Nwachukwu was found guilty of culpable homicide resulting in the death of the deceased (his wife) on April 8, 2022. The judge held that the prosecution had proven the burden of proof placed on it by the law and subsequently found the defendant guilty.
The conversations around musicians and church payments have been heavy. Emotions have risen. Voices have clashed. Many have spoken, some from pain, others from principle. But now, after all the heat and the hurt…
What’s the way forward? It’s time to sit, breathe, and find understanding.
Because bitterness won’t build you. Offense won’t open doors. And fighting your church won’t always fix what you feel.
I wasn’t there, but I’ve studied enough to know: this war between musicians and the church isn’t just about money: it’s ancient.
Lucifer once held our office in heaven. He’s still trying to prove he was right.
The gospel music trio, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, shared that they had undertaken one of the most challenging projects in their 36-year ministry, inspired by a divine vision to reach out to women in prison. They explained that in the previous year, they felt a strong urge from God to visit inmates at Nsawam Prisons, but they wanted their mission to go beyond offering gifts. Their aim was to leave a lasting impact.
Dave Jazzi, drummer for Accra-based gospel group Team Eternity Ghana, is thrilled to announce his endorsement with Sabian Cymbals. This achievement marks a significant milestone in his musical journey, affirming his belief that dreams do come true with faith and dedication. Born David Commey, is a Ghanaian drummer, producer, and audio engineer renowned for his dynamic drumming style and contributions to contemporary Ghanaian gospel music.
Legendary Ghanaian gospel trio, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, is set to bring their much-anticipated Glorious Praise outreach to three cities this April! The annual worship experience will take place in Accra (April 13th), Kwahu (April 20th), and Kumasi (April 27th). This year’s theme, “The Golgotha Experience,” is a powerful reminder of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection. Cynthia, the group’s leader, explained, “Golgotha symbolizes the place where Jesus took our burdens. Through this event, we want to lift His name high and leave our struggles at the foot of the cross.”
Baafi Appiagyei Odanka, popularly known as Pastor Odanka, is the founder and leader of Odanka Ministries. Born in Buokrom, Kumasi, he is the son of Madam Margaret Owusu and Opanin Samuel Baafi and comes from a family of ten siblings.
Pastor Josh Laryea reveals the incredible effort, faith, and finances behind bringing international gospel legends like Israel Houghton to Ghana. From $75,000 appearance fees to business-class tickets, learn how gospel events balance ministry and business!
Ghanaian gospel artist Kofi Owusu Peprah is mourning the loss of his father, Rev. George Owusu Mensah, who passed away this morning. Known as a dedicated pastor and music composer, Rev. Mensah was the Senior Pastor at Grace Baptist Church in Amakom, Kumasi.
With a career spanning 30 years, Victoria Sarfo is set to hold her first-ever Peace Concert in Kumasi. The purpose of this event is to promote and sustain peace across the country, a vision she shared with the media. She hopes to eventually expand this program to other regions and aims to use this platform to inspire unity among communities.
Adom Kiki, one of the talented music ministers in Kumasi will on the 17th day of November, 2024 lead lovers of Gospel music into the throne room of God with a third edition of his annual concert, dubbed “The Worshipper’s Heart”, 2024. At a press conference to herald the third edition and to unveil other Gospel musicians who will join him on the night at Calvary Charismatic Center (CCC), Minister Kiki said he envisages a total transformation for worshippers who will throng the auditorium at Ayigya.
