PraiseRichmond – Praise 104.7

At this years Healthy, Wealthy, & Wise Expo CoCo Brother had some positive words for aspiring Gospel Artists Da Twins, Nell and Nique before addressing the crowd with an amazing speech. Check out what CoCo had to say to the young talented duo.

Mary Mary’s Top 10 music videos have set the bar for Gospel musicians the world over. They have  always proven that  they have the staying power and the strength in the Name of God to teach, reach and meet everyone where they are in their walk of life.

I was fortunate enough a few weeks ago to see them at their New York Showcase. You can read that story here

Go in the studio with Kirk Franklin he gives you an inside look at how he produced his hit song, “I Smile,” which is featured on his upcoming project, Hello Fear in stores March 22, 2011.

CNN iReport invited choirs to sing “The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power” and combined them to create one powerful voice.

The home going service for Queen of Gospel Albertina Walker was held in Chicago on Friday, October 15th at West Point Baptist Church. Albertina’s funeral was attended by friends and family that remembered her for being approachable, as well as her heart touching Gospel music.

Bishop TD Jakes of The Potter’s House megachurch in Dallas has addressed the sex abuse allegations against Bishop Eddie Long of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church.

Religion has always been a major aspect of African-American life, but can you actually heal with the words of god?

Get Ready for the Atlanta Gospelfest Music & HealthCare Festival coming back bigger and better with a new central downtown location in the beautiful Georgia World Congress Center 285 Andrew Young Boulevard Atlanta, Georgia.

On the grounds of Uganda’s biggest AIDS clinic, Dinavance Kamukama sits under a tree and weeps. Her disease is probably quite advanced: her kidneys are failing and she is so weak she can barely walk.

Among the many reverberations of President Obama’s election, here is one he probably never anticipated: at least 32 African-Americans are running for Congress this year as Republicans, the biggest surge since Reconstruction, according to party officials.