Two Nigerian gospel artistes, Steve Crown and Joe Praiz, have been invited to perform at this year's edition of a gospel concert dubbed 'Celestial Praiz' concert.
The concert, which is expected to draw worshippers and gospel music lovers closer to God, will take place at the Perez Dome in Accra on Friday, May 25.
'Celestial Praiz' is a gospel praise and worship jam instituted in 2011 to bring people from all walks of life and Christians from different denominations together to worship and praise God.
This year's event has celebrated female gospel artiste Evelyn Wanjiru from Kenya as guest artiste.
The gospel concert will also witness performances from some selected Ghanaian gospel artistes such as Selina Boateng, Akesse Brimpong, Lord Bondzie and Celestine Donkor.
They will mount the stage one after the other to thrill patrons of the event with soul-inspiring and spirit-filled songs of praise.
Last year’s edition witnessed Mkhululi Bhekeke of Joyous Celebrations in South Africa, Minister OJ, Ceccy Twum, Eugene Zuta, Celestine Donkor and a host of others.
The event is being organised by Celestine Donkor.
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