Two coveted gospel music stars Joe Mettle and Celestine Donkor are billed to lead a praise and worship concert as the Church of Pentecost Mataheko English Assembly marks its 5th anniversary.
The musicians will be joined by evangelist Lord Kenya whose conversion story from secular music remains a must-listened to testimony.
Joe Mettle in a promo video told worshippers to expect a time of renewed intimacy with God. For many who consume his work, it is an expectation that has been proven true time and time again.
Bubbly and true to her roots Celestine Donkor has promised a sample of her popular songs with an audience that you can expect will e singing along with cheeky ease.
The star-studded appearance is icing on the anniversary cake of a church forged by prayer and self-sacrifice to create an authentic Christian identity in Mataheko, a dense suburb in Accra.
And while the music screens the life of a man's soul, health professionals will later screen a man's body in a free health check for the community.
The church eager for community work also plans to register 200 children on the National Health Insurance Scheme.
Indoors, the church will play games and outdoors, the church will clean the streets in a massive sanitation exercise.
-Ghana|myjoyonline.com



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