Vessels Arena

God's Generals in Gospel Music (Present and Past)

God has vessels. It's so awesome to be used by God to minister to His people, especially in songs. I'm sure you know that gospel music is one ministry that will contineu in heaven. In Heaven, true wrship will be at its speak! Wow! I like the sound of that.
When God uses a man (vessel) He'll wash the vessel, damp the vessel of every moist, polish the vessel, and then keeps it safe for another use.

When the devil uses a vessel its totally the opposite. No cleaning! No damping! No polishing! No preservation!

Isn't that awesome? God sure has his vessels in mind. The devil could try to stain your testimonies by bringing challenges your way.but be sure that GOD HAS HIS VESSELS IN MIND. On this page, You 'll get to see some of God's generals. I'm sure I mention them all, but if you know of any great gospel artist in your locallity or country, pls do leave your comments.
Greatness is not measured by the amount of albums released, the amount of award recieved nor places  he /she has ministered at. Greatness here is measured by the impact (his/her singing) singing/songs has made in your life: how God has used his/her ministrations to bless you.. Below are some of God's Generals all over the world.

Grace Galaxy is a South African gospel R & B / Jazzy girl band made up of Cheryl Nombulelo Nokukhanya Zondi (16), Cindy Nolusindiso Gwama (20) & Dolly Vuyiseka Nondlazi (20). They became a group officially on 18 November 2011 in Secunda, South Africa under the mentorship of Rev. Tim Omotoso. 

The group was first formed by Associate Pastor Mphatisi who acted under the instruction of Rev. Omotoso to initiate a music audition in Port Elizabeth back in October 2011. It was through this auction that Grace Galaxy was given birth to.

Nombulelo Nokukhanya Zondi hails from Evander, a town next to Secunda in South Africa and she loves singing, listening to music, reading and writing songs. Zondi joined Jesus Dominion International in 2010 (the church arm of Tim Omotoso Global Outreach) after a youth leader took the whole youths to the church. Zondi loved the environment and atmosphere and decided to stay put in the ministry. 

Cindy Nolusindiso Gwama is from Port Elizabeth in South Africa and also loves singing, listening to music and dancing. Cindy joined the ministry in 2011 after being invited by her aunt. 

Dolly Vuyiseka Nondlazi also hails from Port Elizabeth in South Africa and likes listening to music and singing. She was invited to the ministry by her step mother, joined the Hossana Voices (a mass choir in Jesus Dominion International) before finally joining Grace Galaxy. 

These 3 girls were given the name – Grace Galaxy by Rev Tim Omotoso and since then he composed 71 brand new songs for the group, with the girls composing another 3 to make a total of 74 songs in less than a calendar year. 

Grace Galaxy has within a year travelled the length and breadth of South Africa – performing at various concerts including the Secunda Indoor Crusade, Cape Town Indoor Crusade, the National Holy Ghost week 2011 in Durban (all National & Regional meetings under the Tim Omotoso Global Outreach) whereby performing to over hundreds of thousands audiences.

Grace Galaxy are currently recording their debut album and many of their singles like, “Have mercy on me Lord, Ngiyamthanda uJesu, Ndaweni Ebanzi, Saviour, Let's give him praise, Jesus, Calvary, Be still my soul and Years I spent in vanity” are turning heads all over Europe, Asia & United States of America through the Just As I Am program of Tim Omotoso Global Outreach.












SONNIE BADU
Sonnie Badu began his ministry at a very young age, singing in his hometown of Ghana Accra. 
Sonnie was raised under a strict Christian upbringing, his father, Reverend Agyeman Prempeh,
 a prominent pastor in the capital state Accra would wake his children up with a cane for Church
 every Sunday. It was this discipline that would establish his life-long passion of service to the Lord.

Sonnie Badu is a multiple award winning Gospel singer, songwriter, philanthropist,
 producer, TV presenter and author. He is arguably the most successful gospel export to
emerge out of Africa in recent years.
His unique blend of intimate worship, high class visuals, and his energetic style of
ushering congregations into the presence of God is affecting lives worldwide.
 Sonnie leaves his audiences mesmerized both emotionally and spiritually.

Sonnie Badu began his musical career at a very tender age, under the tutelage of his father,
 a prominent preacher in his hometown of Accra, Ghana. His decision to become a gospel singer
 has to do with a close encounter with death at the age of 18, when he was struck with a deadly
 virus. He recounts that it was in this moment as he lay on the hospital bed slipping in and out of
consciousness, with his mother singing hymns into his ear that he made a vow to rededicate his
life to God, if he pulls through. It seemed like an irresistible offer to God as immediately
 he entered into that covenant, his body began to regain strength. It was then that Sonnie Badu
 ‘The Worshipper’ as he is popularly known was born.

In rising to the pinnacle of achievements, his hall of fame is replete with these significant laurels:
 he organized the first Africa worship concert in UK in congregation with most High Commissioners
 and ambassadors. In 2009, he received numerous honors and accolades for his contribution
 to the gospel community, winning a BEFFTA (Black Entertainment Fashion and Film Award)
 in the category of Best Gospel Artist. He was also the recipient of three awards at the Gospel
 Music Awards Italy in the categories of Best Gospel Artist in Europe, Best Worship Artist of
 the year and Best Worship song for the smash hit single ‘Covenant Keeping God’ and to crown
the year, he was decorated the Best Gospel Male at the British Gospel Music Awards.

He added to his resume best worship song, video of the year and best male contemporary
in the recent Africa Gospel Music Awards in UK. In 2010, Minster Badu received the two
awards in the course of one month: Best Gospel Artist at the 2010 African Music Awards
(AMA) held at the Wembley Arena in London on October 15th, 2010 and Best Musician at
 the GUBA Awards which was held in London on October 24th, 2010.

For Sonnie Badu, it is an honor and privilege to stand and lead God’s children in the art of
spiritual intimacy. His ministry houses the presence of God and where God’s heart is,
 His hand will be. Testimonies of healing and breakthrough follow him wherever he sets
up to praise. He has performed in a number of countries alongside gospel music stalwarts
such as Bebe and Cece Winans, Donnie McClurkin, Yolanda Adams, Martha Munizzi Alvin
Slaughter, Kierra Kiki Sheared, Noel Robinson, Muyiwa, Kurt Carr, Lionel Richardson,
 Ron Kenoly, Juanita Bynum, Sammie Okposo, Mike Aremu, and more. 

In 2008 he launched the annual ‘Sonnie Badu Worships’ program. So far the event
 has been held in London, Germany, Italy, Ireland, New York, Maryland, Atlanta, 
Virginia, New Jersey, Ohio, Texas, Ghana and Canada and its reputations continues
 to spread with more nations coming on board in the new year. At the moment, 
Sonnie’s main task is to help improve the lives of those less privileged in Africa and 
indeed other parts of the world. In this regard he has stepped up his Ministries Charity Project,
 ‘Thy Dwelling Place’ Orphanage. He undeniably has an unfinished business with destiny;
 therefore watch out for more of intimate prophetic worship and Sonnie Badu Clothing line
 known as’The Worshipper’s Garment’ (SB.WG) as well as two new books scheduled for 
release in 2010.
 www.sonniebadu.com 

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