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SONGS OF PRAISE GOSPEL MUSIC FESTIVAL TO BECOME AN ANNUAL EVENT FOLLOWING EXCITING FIRST STAGING

Published 15 September 2019

Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News Source


SONGS OF PRAISE GOSPEL MUSIC FESTIVAL TO BECOME AN ANNUAL EVENT FOLLOWING EXCITING FIRST STAGING

Basseterre, St. Kitts, September 13, 2019 (SKNIS): Officials at the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs have confirmed that the Songs of Praise Gospel Music Festival will return next year following the success of the inaugural event held on Sunday, September 08, 2019, at the Calvary Baptist Tabernacle in Sandy Point.


A large audience was treated to a variety of entertaining performances in dance, song, instrumental, and miming. These included songs by the Saddlers Pentecostal Church of God Choir, Camp Abraham, Colleen Fyfield, Marvin Thompson and Trevor “Zarky” Richards and Jaselyn “Loaf” Taylor. Dance performances featured the Shekinah Dance Group and Calvary Baptist Dance Group. Blessed Ogbum played the saxophone, Royd Phipps and friends played the cultural drums, Her Majesty’s Prison Band performed, and a mime was done by the New Birth Gospel Tabernacle. There were other outstanding performances from various groups and individuals from Christian denominations across St. Kitts.

The event – produced by the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs in partnership with Dominion Radio Ministries International – was lauded as a tremendous success by members of the audience, performers and organizers.

Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs, Ron Dublin-Collins, stated that he was extremely pleased, grateful and humbled by the overwhelming support of the church community and the general public for this event. He introduced the organizing committee and recognized the great work that was done. He promised that “next year will be even bigger and better.” and announced that it will be cemented on the calendar of events for the ministry.

The Songs of Praise Gospel Music Festival was hosted by Pastor Clive Saunders and Minister Jasmine “Jazzy D” Clarke.


SKNIS Photo: Scores of persons filled the Calvary Baptist Tabernacle for the Songs of Praise Gospel Music Festival

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