03 Mar 2020

Gospel music fanatics from Ramotswa and surrounding area are expected to fill up Emmanuel Counseling Centre hall for a night of praise and worship themed endless praise night on Friday.

Among those expected to perform at the event are previous My Star winner Edwin Baitse and Ontefetse Osego, as well as songbird Lucia Dottie.

  In an interview recently, Pastor Tshepo Gaoforwe of Holy Ghost House International Ministries at Ramotswa said preparations for the event are on track.

The event, according to him was intended bring churches together under one roof to praise and worship their Maker well as evangelise for the Kingdom of God.

“There is need for churches to work together, we are working for the same body of Christ,” he said.

 Pastor Gaoforwe said the intention was to have an event which would leave a mark in the hearts of music lovers in Ramotswa.

 He said the music session would be made mainly of praise and worship teams from different churches in Ramotswa and surroundings.

Apart from getting different worshippers under one roof, the Holy Ghost House International Ministries Ramotswa branch pastor said, it was seldom for praise and worshippers to use their talent for a living.

 “Most of them sing only at churches and they are gifted, we want to encourage them to use their talents to make a living as well,” he added.

 He said time had come for the church to step up and encourage its singers to seize opportunities by using their talent.

Pastor Tshepo noted  the church had talented people who had been hiding their talents.

 If supported, he said the local praise and worship team members can take the center stage in touching the hearts of many people as well as changing many though their music.

Apart from having community leaders attending the event, he said Holy Ghost House International Ministries founder, Apostle Jackson Kgopolo is expected to be among the guest as his church is spearheading the event.

 Pastor Tshepo further added that they expected the event to be success as a sizeable number of churches had confirmed to attend and community members had been responding positively during the event sensitization. ENDs