The Ghanaian Community of the Northern part of the USA-Virginia, last weekend witnessed an impressive and credible performance at the Ebenezer Presbytrian church, by the Ghana Gospel all stars in USA, when launching their CD album dubbed " OMAN ISREAL."
The first ever Ghana Gospel All-stars in the USA show, let some drove for hours to be part of the memorable occation, as others did not care nor have respect for the rain and the heavy thunderstorm but only to have a glimpse of the unique and the elegant Gospel singers who were out to demonstrate their God's given talent.
Led by the Gospel music queen, Mrs. Helena Rhabbles and was supported by sensational and dynamic singers and their performance was so exicted that the floor was always packed to the capacity, to dance, to Glorify the almighty God, to throw away their sorrows and others were there to pass away the stress they have been going through.
Mrs. Helena Rhabbles, the Super voice and the annointed voice of the Gospel music, Mrs. Emmelia Damoah, the Golden voice of the Gospel music, Naana Tackie, the Macho voice of the Gospel music, Minister Charles, the Minister of the Gospel music, Mrs. Comfort Osei Owusu, the invincible voice of the Gospel music, Frank Owusu the Majestical voice of the Gospel music, Annie Marie, the Angelic voice of the Gospel music, Omane Boateng, Mr. Creative of the Gospel music and Nadia, the up and coming star was the Ghana Gospel All-stars USA shine like the stars in the sky and their voices were the Angels.
Rev. Samuel Damoah, the Executive Producer of the Ghana Gospel All-stars USA, Expressed his profound gratitude to the Merciful Lord God for given him Wisdom, Strength, and Vision to organize the Gospel show, and appriciated to the Ghaninian Community for their support, but however did admited that to organize such a heavy weight Gospel show it needs alot of sacrifice, time, energy, money and prayers to let one's dreams come true.
The Owner of the prayer, healing and delivering church of Maryland disclosed that the amount that will be raised from proceedings of the CD's will be sent to Ghana to help the brilliant but the poor needy students and also to help others to be safe-employed.
"Rev. Damoah advised the people to be God fearing since the end is near and urged the youth to show respect to their parents, elders and take their books seriousley because education is the best weapon."
