The Prophet is in Town For GOSPELFEST USA

He is called the dancing prophet, he is compared to the legendary dancer, Adjetey Sowah, he has become the best thing ever happened to Ghana Gospel music, a comparison has been made also as Ghana?s Kirk Franklin, his music is heard all over the world, his CD is now a collector?s item and has spot on the CD library of many Ghanaians. Ladies and Gentlemen, ?awulame ke attaame?, my fellow Ghanaians we welcome, the arrival of the most popular, history-making and renowned Ghanaian gospel artist, Prophet Seth ? Mehuri So? Frimpong on American soil.

The city of New Jersey is about to be on ?Fiiiiiiiiire? this Saturday, October 16th. Gospel music has never seen anything like it. In a phone conversation with Ghanaweb upon his arrival, the prophet told Mr. CNN that he is happy to be in the USA and is inviting all Ghanaians, friends of Ghanaians and Gospel music lovers to come in their numbers and witness God?s anointing in music. It is definitely an entertainment for the family.

Ghana GospelFest is an annual gospel festival held worldwide to dynamically communicate our rich and intertwined culture and Christian ministry through the celebration Ghanaian Gospel music. The festival also awards gospel musicians for their efforts to promote charity, culture and economic development.

All net proceeds from the Ghana Gospel Fest 2004 will be used to rehabilitate the Women and Children's Maternity Ward at Korle-Bu Hospital, the largest hospital in Accra, Ghana.

The Gospel Fest will be held in October 2004 in four major states:

. Newark Symphony Hall, Newark, NJ - (October 16, 2004) - 9pm -4am

. Heavenly Care Academy, Columbus, Ohio - (October 23, 2004) - 8pm-2am

. Worcester Centrum Center, Worcester, MA - (October 30, 2004.) - 8pm-2am

. Armenian Hall, New York, New York. - (November 6, 2004) - 9pm -4am

Invited Gospel Artistes

. Prophet Seth Frimpong (aka The Dancing Prophet of Mehuri So fame)

. Suzzie and Matt

. Yaw Sarpong

. Felicity Amoah and Jo Mens

. Vikki Mensa-Bonsu

. Jael Wiafe

. Rev. Les Tex

. And many more surprises

Invited Featured Speakers

. Dr. Kwabena Darko

. Rev. Owusu-Ansah

THEME: "Building a stronger and caring community through Gospel Music"

"I have worked to build a new relationship between America and Africa because our futures are indivisible. It matters to us whether you become an engine of growth and opportunity, or a place of unrelieved despair.

It matters whether we push back the forces of crime, corruption, and disease together, or leave them to divide and conquer us. It matters whether we reach out with Africans to build peace, or leave millions of

God's children to suffer alone." President Clinton to the Nigerian National Assembly, Abuja, Nigeria (August 26, 2000).

Gospel Music is the fastest growing industry in Ghana. International music superstars such as; Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Seth Frimpong, and Esther Smith, keep pushing the limits of their achievements higher

and higher. Ghana's Gospel Music has been dubbed the number one crowd pulling and best-selling music in Ghana, West Africa today. Tony Carnes, a renowned sociologist and editor of, New York Glory: Religions in the City stated the following, "They're having an impact beyond the African church. The African churches are bringing new vitality and new ways of doing things to African-American and other churches."

Gospelfest would be covered by Ghanaweb, the number online and most respected provider of Ghanaian news. Mr. CNN would represent Ghanaweb.

Gospelfest is coming to a city near you.

They are doing it again; Mr. Solomon Krow and Mr. Kofi Bawuah, the two New Jersey based world class promoters/enterpreneurs are known for bringing music superstar; Kojo Antwi to perform in New Jersey for first time in August 2003 and also the event has gone down in New Jersey?s history as the first and most well attended Ghanaian concert at the Newark Symphony Hall which hosts Rap and R&B superstars; Gerald Levert, Patti Labelle, Kirk Franklin and many others.

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