Gospel News
The world’s top Gospel artists and songs are coming together again on “Gotta Have Gospel! 8”, the anticipated eighth installment of this best-selling, multi-artist compilation series, due in stores October 5 via Integrity Music/Columbia Records.
Renowned Bishop Kenneth Moales has passed. News quickly began to spread across the social media airwaves early this morning.
Look inside for an exclusive message from America's "Queen of Gospel" - Albertina Walker!
On behalf of my children and I, we would like to thank everyone for their prayers and support during this very difficult time in our lives. Please continue to hold me up in prayer as I try to be mom and dad to my children and minister to the masses through word, song and lifestyle. God Bless You All and Thank Again.
*A special NFL choir made up of 32 retired league players sang “America the Beautiful” to a soulful arrangement by the 92-piece University of North Texas Symphony Orchestra that earned a standing ovation at the XLV Countdown live from
*Last week, Chicago dignitaries, gospel industry insiders and notable community figures gathered at the Dusable Museum of African American History to
Marvin Sapp and his three beautiful children honored their beloved wife and mother first lady, MaLinda during her homegoing services this week in Grandville, Michigan. Several prominent figures in the gospel, local and world paid their respect with remarks and tributes during the service. Reverend Jesse Jackson, Pastor Marvin Winans, Karen Clark Sheard, Rance Allen […]
DALLAS — A more than century-old church in Fort Worth that welcomes gays has left the Baptist General Convention of Texas. The break by Broadway Baptist Church of Fort Worth ends a relationship that began in 1886, when
You've been waiting and waiting for Tye Tribbett's return. Mark your calendars for October 19th the intended release date for the new project "Fresh." Check out full details inside now.
I’m lucky enough to have a job that requires me to think, read, write, teach and speak about the intersections of religion, entertainment and popular culture in American society. However, long before I began work as a college professor, I attended a church that placed as much emphasis on entertainment as
