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New CDs ReleasedTuesday: Micah Stampley with “Release Me” & The Clark Sisters “Family Christmas”



Music World Gospel/Interface recording artist Micah Stampley will release his new EP project on November 16. Release Me is Micah’s fourth CD and a joint project of his independent label, Interface, and Mathew Knowles’ Music World Gospel.

“Spiritually, I feel liberated and I chose the title, ‘Release Me,’ because I’ve been coming through the struggles of being an independent artist in an industry that doesn’t always support independent artists. It’s like a load has been lifted off my shoulders,” says Micah.

“Micah’s gift of inspiration brings a powerful voice to the masses,” says Mathew Knowles C.E.O. and President of Music World Entertainment. “As a singer, songwriter and producer, his impact within the faith community is evident, with supporters filling stadiums around the world. Micah is creating a legacy as a true renaissance force in gospel music.”


The Clark Sisters-

Detroit, Michigan – The Grammy winning Clark Sisters are throwing a yuletide musical fest and they have invited their family and friends to join them for the musical celebration, A Clark Family Christmas (Karew Records/EMI Gospel), which is now in stores and available online now.

Joining Karen, Twinkie, Dorinda and Jacky for this warm as cocoa holiday treat are Karen’s talented children, Stellar Award winner Kierra Sheard and producer J. Drew Sheard II. The Clarks’ cousins, J. Moss and Bill Moss Jr., also show up for the family reunion. Under the production wan of Asaph A. Ward (who’s produced various members of the Clark family as well as Donnie McClurkin and Kim Burrell), the sizzling live production was recorded on a hot summer night at Detroit’s Arturo’s’ Jazz Theater



Where’s God? – Editorial By: Calvin Walker


 
I recently have come out of a season where I wanted to toss the book. I had been doing all that I could possibly do, in my opinion, to improve my situation. Strangely, I classified my desire to make my situation better as my desire to seek God. I prayed and fasted and sang Shirley Caesar songs. I told my neighbor that it was a new season and turned around five times. In all of these things, I found that my situation did not improve. It was at that time when the Lord ministered to me. He let me know that what I was in need of was not funds it was focus.  A lot of us find ourselves in a state where we are seeking a solution but not necessarily God. We seek these solutions via spiritual observations such as fasting and praying but our focus is off.  Isaiah 26:3 says, “Thou wilt keep [him] in perfect peace, [whose] mind [is] stayed [on thee]: because he trusts in thee.” The key to finding God in the midst of the clutter is shifting your sole focus back to Him.

There is a common lull in our relationships with God. Some people get so used to praying, fasting and provision that they only classify God as source. If something happens when source seemingly stops supplying we often want to give up. The clutter is not going away; the page is actually becoming fuller. In these seasons where it feels like God is nowhere to be found, I encourage you to go back and re-evaluate your relationship with God. This re-evaluation will give you the ability to shift your focus from Him simply being a source to Him being sovereign. Once this perception has shifted, you have shifted yourself back to a royal place, you are his Child! God has not left you! He still loves you! He has an expected end but you have to stay on the path!


 

About the Author:Path contributing writer Calvin Walker has been writing editorial content for Path MEGAzine since 2007.  Calvin’s ability to break down the word of God with thought provoking analogies and real life analysis makes an impact on Christians seeking a closer walk with God.  An accomplished author, Walker released his debut book titled “The Gallery” early 2010.  Click here to read excerpts and purchase Walkers’ inspirational novel.  Email calvinwalkerauthor@yahoo.com



BeBe Winans Goes on Howard Stern to Promote New Radio Show: Stern Wants BeBe to date Co-Host Robin Quivers



BeBe Winans was on the Howard Stern Show recently to promote his new radio show on Sirius Radio and Howard Stern, who loves to meddle in Robin Quivers love life, was trying to get the two to go on a date.

According to reports, Stern kept pushing them to go on a date. “Love is in the air,” he said at one point, after Quivers discussed her recent marathon finish with Winans. Quivers has lost 80 pounds switching to a vegan diet, and she noted that Winans  has lost weight too. 

BeBe Winans will be getting his own weekly Gospel radio show on Sirius XM Radio. The show will be called the BeBe Experience and will air on Sirius channel 68 and XM channel 33 on Sundays at 2:00 pm eastern time and will rebroadcast at 6:00 pm eastern time on Tuesdays.

The BeBe Experience will feature Winans playing his favorite current and classic Gospel music and sharing personal stories about various artists. Listeners will also hear artist interviews and features with some of BeBe’s talented and renowned friends in the music and entertainment world.

Mmm.. I refrain from comment =)… What do you guys think?



Richard Smallwood Streaming LIVE Recording This Sunday





Richard Smallwood will be streaming his live recording of his upcoming album “Promises” LIVE.  

Text “RichardSmallwood” to 66937 to get text updates straight to your phone on all things Richard and participate in a poll to let us know what your favorite song is from the live stream!

It all happens Sunday, November 14 at 6pm EST via PATH and verityrecords.com Viewers will be able to chat live with fellow Richard Smallwood fans and text into Richard’s mobile club to let us know which song was your favorite.  Also available during and after the live stream will be an exclusive opportunity to pre-order Richard’s new album Promises coming March 2011!   Mark your calendars for this one.

 

Also Read: Mary Mary Chats LIVE with Fans: Says BET is Canceling Show “Sunday’s Best”



Mary Mary Chats Live with Fans: Says BET Is Canceling “Sunday’s Best”



Missed the Mary Mary LIVE Chat last night? That’s Okay. I decided to fill you in on some of the conversation. Fans, artists, and industry execs tuned in to Mary Mary and questions were quite interesting, but the responses even better. I even learned a few things that I didn’t know. So here’s my top 10 list of things I learned in the chat with Mary Mary.

1. Mary Mary says BET is not bringing the contest “Sunday’s Best” back!

2. Mary Mary has released the new single “Walking,” but the CD titled “Something Big” is not ready yet.

3. As it pertains to Bishop Eddie Long, the ladies said, “No one is perfect we all make mistakes.” “We should pray for both parties, nobody wins.” “Whether true or untrue its been very damaging to the church.”

4. When prompted, the ladies said they made a song with Chris Brown, but it was never released.

5. Their “Be U” book is doing good, but other Be U products have been put on hold, including the bath and body line and clothing line.

6. Mary Mary likes Christian rapper Lecrae and new artist Mali Music “is tight”. 

7. Mary Mary is going on tour with BeBe & CeCe.

8. Mary Mary said some of “The Sounds” songs that didn’t make it on the album will be on this new album with new ones as well. The album will be ready sometime at the top of the year.

9. Mary Mary won’t be at the Stellars due to a previous engagement in the Bahamas, but will try to make the BMI luncheon.

10. Mary Mary is no longer doing business with Atlanta based PZI Jeans.

 

Watch the entire taping On-Demand right here on PATH.


Also Read: Bishop Eddie Long’s Church, New Birth Releases Statement and So Does the Churches’ School



Bishop Eddie Long’s Church, New Birth Releases Statement and So Does the Churches’ School



More news concerning the Bishop Eddie Long case broke today, as New Birth and LongFellows Youth Academy make statements. 

New Birth Missionary Baptist Church acknowledges that Bishop Eddie Long’s accusers went with him on trips, but said it could not confirm or deny whether anything inappropriate happened.

The LongFellows Youth Academy, the church’s mentoring program for males also filed responses.

The Lithonia megachurch, in its response filed in DeKalb County State Court Monday, acknowledges that the men accompanied Long on trips, in some cases overseas, but said it couldn’t explain the nature of relationships that may have existed between Long and the men.

The church said Anthony Flagg, one of the accusers, traveled with Long on trips to Tuskegee, Ala., New York and Las Vegas, but couldn’t provide further details. It said it could not “admit or deny” allegations that the two were intimate.

The response said “the church understands that Bishop Long often shared hotel rooms with members of the congregation while traveling,” but it couldn’t say whether Flagg shared a room with Long. The response was filed by attorneys with the Atlanta law firm Drew Eckl Farnham.

Long has called the plaintiffs’ allegations false. His responses to the lawsuits were filed last week.  CLICK HERE to read Eddie Long’s official response to the allegations. 

 

ALSO READ: Bishop Eddie Long Responds to Allegations in Court Documents

According to the AJC, New Birth Missionary Baptist Church acknowledges that Bishop Eddie Long’s accusers went with him on trips but said it could not confirm or deny whether anything inappropriate happened.

The LongFellows Youth Academy, the church’s mentoring program for males, also filed responses.

The Lithonia megachurch, in its response filed in DeKalb County State Court Monday, acknowledges that the men accompanied Long on trips, in some cases overseas, but said it couldn’t explain the nature of relationships that may have existed between Long and the men.

The church said Anthony Flagg, one of the accusers, traveled with Long on trips to Tuskegee, Ala., New York and Las Vegas, but couldn’t provide further details. It said it could not “admit or deny” allegations that the two were intimate.

The response said “the church understands that Bishop Long often shared hotel rooms with members of the congregation while traveling,” but it couldn’t say whether Flagg shared a room with Long. The response was filed by attorneys with the Atlanta law firm Drew Eckl Farnham.

Long has called the plaintiffs’ allegations false. His responses to the lawsuits were filed last week.