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The Board of Directors of the National Association of Gospel Radio (NAGR) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Ballard as Interim President, following the recent resignation of Founder and President, Charles Edward Johnson.
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Bethel Music announces its WORSHIP & MINISTRY NIGHTS: WE MUST RESPOND tour, a series of special gatherings across North America
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Renowned gospel artist Tamela Mann is set to release her highly anticipated new album, “Live Breathe Fight,” on Friday, October 11.
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Following their chart-topping album, acclaimed bluegrass band, Chosen Road, has released their latest single, “I Wish I Had One More.”
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Anike’s self-titled debut ushers in a new era for the bridge-building Christian rap artist. Ahead of the monumental album’s release, Anike has made standout track “HAVE FUN” an instant grat single for her dedicated fan base.
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Hulvey announced the release of his second studio LP, CRY, coming September 13th following the release of his second single this year, “True.”
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Christopher J. Watkins is one of Gospel music’s most noted composers, artists, and music directors. His anointed pen has yielded many heartfelt songs, including “Because of the Blood,” “God Is Truly Amazing,” and “No One Like You.”
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Ellen Skrmetti, the comedian and creator of the viral Instagram account @JustSkrmetti, announces the release of her debut book, “Hey Jesus, It’s Me: I Have Questions, Comments, and Concerns.”
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The Hymns Professor, Bishop Leonard Scott, is continuing his series of hymns compilations with a new installment, Keep Hymns Alive: Cross Songs(Tyscot).
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Tennessee became known as the “Volunteer State” during the War of 1812 and the Mexican-American War of 1848, when President James K. Polk of Tennessee issued a call for 2,600, volunteers and 30,000 Tennesseans answered.
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