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Ann Nesby (center) appears as Sarah in Tyler Perry’s The Gospel of Christmas. Photo courtesy of Netflix.
From a press release:
Acclaimed singer and actress Ann Nesby, the six-time Grammy Award-nominated solo artist and legendary voice of Sounds of Blackness, returns to the screen as Sarah in Tyler Perry’s upcoming Netflix h...
Congratulations to the winners of the 57th Annual Dove Awards, held October 6 by the Gospel Music Association:
SONG OF THE YEAR
“Dusty Bibles”
Writers: Josiah Queen, Zac Lawson, Dylan Thomas, John Michael Howell
Publishers: Josiah Queen Publishing, Capitol CMG Genesis, John Michael Howell Publishing, ZVC SONGZ, Kobalt Songs Music Publ...
Check out the Journal of Gospel Music‘s interview today with gospel recording artist Lil Prince. Learn about his famous father, his pursuit of quartet singing, the formation of Lil Prince & Company, his latest album and single, the messages in his music, what advice he would give to a new quartet, and more.
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Brooklyn, NY – October 14, 2026 – For more than four decades, Brooklyn-born Bishop Hezekiah Walker has used music and ministry to inspire generations. He has also been extending that legacy into the work of making his community stronger. This month, Walker celebrates the grand opening of a housing development that has been six years in the making. The ribbon ...
Those unfamiliar with Mud Morganfield will surely know the name of his late father, blues icon Muddy Waters. As we recognize that blues and gospel are first cousins, just like jazz and gospel are first cousins, it comes as no surprise that Morganfield is adept in both blues and gospel.
He demonstrates his gospel chops on “Praise Him,” which