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EMPRESS GIFTY SENDS STRONG WARNING TO GOSPEL EVENT ORGANIZERS. Gospel musician Gifty Osei now, Gifty Hopeson Adorye with the stage name Empress Gifty has expressed her intense feelings on how some gospel events organizers and agents shortlist her name from gigs. According to her, the said organizers exclude her from shows because they felt she won't allow herself to be cheated. She feels it's an agenda to bring her down despite the good music and expensive music videos she puts out.  This revelation was made on Showbiz Xtra hosted by Doctar Cann on Happy 98.9 fm over the weekend as she promotes her new song "Jesus Over Do". She said;  "Are you called Empress?  Do you know how my songs and videos are brought out and even their cost? What pains me the more is that they've turned theirselves into English speaking individuals. You sing gospel songs in Ghana yet when you pay visit to South Africa, you minister in twi hence turning themsel...

 "Let Them That Have Ears Listen" Hip-Life artiste, Kofi Kinaata is known and have been awarded severally for his unique and inspiring style of composing. On October 18, 2019, he blessed the Ghanaian music space with another good piece titled Things Fall Apart. Another Hip-Life but content wise, seemed like a gospel. A song which has sparked a lot of controversy as to whether if a circular artiste sing a song that sound more like gospel, makes such individual a Gospel artiste too as well as other related issues. Popular Gospel musician, Celestine Donkor is asking all churches to play the song coming Sunday at their auditoriums and afterwards share benediction and close. At a post sighted by SmartNewsGh on her Instagram page, the Gospel musician explained how she at first did not regard the song until last weekend. A version of the song was covered by one upcoming talented female musician. The covered version of the song , which was making waves on social media drew h...

Todah Yadah is scheduled to happen at Nankese Central, Suhum in the Eastern Region. The popular Gospel Event patronized hugely by christians is designed to take place this time around at Nankese C.O.P Central in Suhum Area.    The first two happened at Gonse 2016 and 2017. With the third at Kasoa Diamond City. Meanwhile the Fourth Edition will be taking place on 18th-24th November, 2019. A seven days power packed event  amidst performances from Mama Eunice Johnson of Tetelestai fame, Kweku Francis and Isaac Amo.  The program is 6:00PM each night with the theme, " WHO IS LIKE UNTO THEE, OH LORD" (Exodus 15 : 11). Speakers: Apostle A E.K Ekuban (Area Head) and Pastor Emmanuel Paa Kwasi Awudi your regular host. REV. EMMANUEL PAA KWASI AWUDI SPECIAL GUEST APOSTLE A. E.K EKUBAN - AREA HEAD SUHUM AREA MAMA EUNICE JOHNSON OF TETELESTAI FAME - GUEST ARTISTE Source: SmartNewsGh1.blogspot.com

PROMO ALERT: GHANAIAN BASED UK GOSPEL MUSICIAN, REV.  DAVID ANTWI START  HIS RADIO TOUR TODAY P ROMOTING HIS DEBUT ALBUM. REV. DAVID ANTWI MINISTRIES A UK based Ghanaian Gospel musician Rev. David Antwi has made way to Ghana to promote  his debut album starting today 16th November, 2019 with majority  of the radio stations in Ghana. A media tour powered by klassik promotions Group. An album captioned "Yaweh Praise.(A Psalm of David, Vol.1)". The ordained Rev. Minister who again is into music, is with the Apostolic Church Gh-Uk. A religious association with an explicit moral values and dignity. As a part and leader of such an association typifies the content of his works, and how impartful they could become. As a native of the land, Rev. David Antwi has decided to premier the album in Ghana first before any other places. The commencement of the tour is Accra the capital before the sub-regions. As he starts with Atinka fm followed by Accra F...

PASTOR EMMANUEL PAA KWESI AWUDI WRITES: I presented a paper today at the Faculty of Theology, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany on the theme, "Reading Scripture with African Pentecostal Eyes; Implications for Eco-care and Eco-mission". Looking at the filth that has engulfed the African continent, one would expected to see serious theological discuss on ecology, especially on the part of African Pentecostals and neo-Pentecostals (the fastest growing Christian movement in Africa). But this is not so. In my opinion, this is due to what I call, "reading scripture with African Pentecostal Eyes". When we lack sufficient biblical definition of God’s mission for humanity, we tend to exclude care for creation other-than-human in our Christian mission. And since Africa has become a heartland of World Christianity, eco-theology must feature extensively in African theological discourse and mission praxis, for the theology that matters is where the m...