Todd Dulaney for Harvest Praise 2017
The annual praise event which comes off at the Accra International Conference Centre on Easter Friday, April 14, will also feature Joe Mettle, one of Ghana’s finest in the gospel music fraternity.
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Todd Dulaney, 34, together with his band has the “mandate” to carry Ghana along in a marathon worship session with some of his popular songs such as Pulling Me Through, Victory Belongs, A Worshipper’s Heart among others.
And with support from Joe Mettle and The Harvest Gospel Choir led by Minister Yaw Antwi Dadzie, patrons are assured of a spirit-filled day.
Since its inception 20 years ago, Harvest Praise boasts of being the oldest and biggest gospel music event in the country.
Speaking with Showbiz on Friday, the Chair Person of the planning committee, Dr. Gloria Folson, said what makes Harvest Praise an exceptional and enduring brand is “its classic signature of a truly authentic worship experience”.
An evangelistic tool of the Harvest International Ministries, Dr Folson said the annual concert Praise has won over hundreds of souls across the length and breadth of the country and used the platform to project local and international talents in the arts industry.
“It’s pioneering role is significantly foot printed in gospel music event management in Ghana as many of such programmes continue to borrow ideas, concepts from Harvest Praise,” she said.
Moses OK, Tagoe Sisters, Diana Hamilton, Danny Nettey, Andrae Crouch, Kurt Carr, Bob Fitts, Vinesong, Darwin Hobbs and a host of many prolific artistes have graced the stage of Harvest Praise.
