Grammy Award-winning artist Kirk Franklin and the “First Lady of Gospel” Pastor Shirley Caesar (left) will both be honored and their contributions to the inspirational music that keeps us all going strong will be celebrated in an “All-Star” Tribute featuring another gospel great – Bishop Paul S. Morton, Sr., and his wife, Co-Pastor Debra Morton. <!--more-->
Here's a song that making its way around. I pray your blessed by Kevin Lemons and Higher calling singing Nobody Greater. <!--more-->
BET has announced its nominees for the 2010 BET Awards. <!--more-->
It was recently reported that Bishop Albert Jamison, Chairman of the Gospel Music Workshop of America was hospitalized while preaching in Orlando, Florida. However during a Q & A with Al Hobbs here’s what he had to say. <!--more-->
Alright last night I had something for the traditional gospel lovers. Now here's a li'l somethin' somethin' for the contemporary gospel lovers. Lyrics are included for those who want to know thew words too. Be blessed. <!--more-->
Dottie People is getting ready to cut a new live CD. <!--more-->
How many of you are like me and love good traditonal gospel and hymns? Well here's one from the Greater Bethany Community Mass Choir. Sorry I don't know where thyey are from but these children are sangin'! Sorry but this takes a while to start playing but enjoy. <!--more-->
Eligibility Process is NOW available online at www.thestellarawards.com . Yes! Stellar Awards Eligibility goes digital again! <!--more-->
In case you haven't heard the song in the last post, here's Youthful Praise singing their title cut Resting On His Promise led by Bishop Eric McDaniel. Have a blessed weekend and know that your covered! <!--more-->
JJ Hairston and Youthful Praise are considered one of the most recognizable church choirs. Soaring to new heights, their title single "Resting On His Promise," lands in the TOP 5 on the current Gospel radio chart this week. <!--more-->
I think you'l be blessed by this on this Thankful Thursday. Here's the Total Praise Choir of New Birth Church pastored by Bishop Eddie Long singing Rudolph McKissick's I Want To Say Thank You. <!--more-->
Editorial Secular vs. Gospel —The Next Chapter In this editorial, Gerard Bonner , prompted by recent announcements from Kim Burrell, discusses the continuing arguments about Gospel singers releasing mainstream albums. <!--more-->