In an era where some gospel artistes will not hesitate to col­laborate with a secular artists, Ms Sheila Addo, a gospel artiste says she would not collaborate with secular artistes in Ghana and interna­tionally.

She cited concerns about spiritual alignment and the potential to compromise her ministry.

“I have personally banned my family from listening to secular music. We don’t play them at home. Our home is filled with wor­ship, gospel and uplifting music, this has really had a positive impact on my children,” she said.

Sheila who is currently promot­ing her single ‘testimony’ said she doesn’t have any problem with secular artistes, but to her it is a personal decision she has taken which she will continue to stand by.

The ‘testimony’ hitmaker stated that she is not here to condemn any gospel artiste for doing such because choices in life are person­al.

‘Testimony’ is an anthem of resilience and self-empowerment, inspired by Sheila’s personal jour­ney and the challenges she has overcome.

To accompany the release of ‘testimony’ Sheila has also un­veiled an engaging music video that visually encapsulates the spirit of the song.

Sheila Addo is rapidly making her mark on the music scene with her authentic voice and relatable storytelling

 By Linda Abrefi Wadie

 One of Ghana’s celebrated worship leaders, Rev. Denzel Prempeh, will lead worshippers to the throne of God on August 10 at this year’s Touching God’s Heart (TGH) worship experience.

The programme is set to com­memorate 15 years of impactful ministry, touching many lives.

The event is scheduled to take place at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), auditorium.

This milestone event is under the theme, ‘Shekinah Glory’, and as part of efforts to give patrons an experience of a life­time, organisers have paraded other powerful ministers, includ­ing Joe Mettle, OncemoreSix, Tomi Favoured, MOG Music, and the legendary Daughters of Glo­rious Jesus.

Speaking at the launch last week, the gospel minister said the presence of God means a lot to him when it comes to TGH.

He charged patrons to come with a heart of worship and was optimis­tic that lives would be impacted through the ministrations.

He urged churches, worshippers and families, to gather at the UPSA au­ditorium for a night that will mark a shift in their atmo­sphere.

Rev. Den­zel Prempeh, a progeny of the late gospel pioneer Danny Nettey has grown to become a respected worship leader. He is the Team Lead of HeartBeatMusic World­wide (HBM).

Beyond a night of worship, Rev. Denzel will also be un­veiling two significant ministry initiatives, which include: a new worship album scheduled for release later this year and a re­newed campaign to support chil­dren and families affected by cerebral palsy through the Heartbeat Founda­tion.

 By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme