With such an iconic history, gospel lovers are elated to see one of the genre’s premier vocalists, Kierra Sheard Kelly, be given the opportunity to showcase her scintillating vocals on the classic, “I’m Here.”

Available to stream exclusively on Apple Music, the second annual compilation features an eclectic mix of originals and covers to celebrate the holiday from the likes of Koryn Hawthorne, Alex Isley, Brittney Spencer, and more.

Music collective Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin – both Grammy winners – are centering their focus on the injustices around mass incarceration by amplifying the voices of 1,300 inmates at Everglades Correctional Facility in Florida.

Though the Grammy-winning worship leader may have been introduced to millions through worshipful melodies, as she gears up for the release of her debut album, Journey, the Queens, New York native is reintroducing herself.

Peter Nwachukwu, the accused, who faces 23 charges in total, has pleaded not guilty to all charges in connection with the death of Osinachi Nwachukwu in Abuja.

Although viral gospel singing sensation, Briana Babineaux Fontenot – who goes by Bri – is a happy and blessed new mom to a precious seven-month-old baby boy, she doesn’t pretend that motherhood hasn’t had its challenges.

There were some comments made by others, questioning the “He Did It” songstress’s success, that broke her down, instantly reducing her to tears.

Live from the historic Vibiana venue in downtown Los Angeles, gospel singers churned out supporters’ favorite tunes on Easter. And to cap it all off, the legendary Stevie Wonder delivered soul-stirring, surprise closing remarks that resonated with both the online and onsite audiences.

CeCe Winans, is EEW Magazine Online’s top gospel story from the 64th annual Grammy Awards ceremony Sunday where she was blessed with three gold statues.

In 2004, after welcoming her first daughter, Grammy-winning gospel singer, Erica Campbell, admits that she was among the millions that give into the promise of the quick fix after being unhappy with her pregnancy weight gain.

Four-time Grammy winner, Karen Clark Sheard, has inked a deal with Motown Gospel in partnership with her own faith-based record label, Karew Records.

For gospel lovers, one of the biggest highlights of Super Bowl LVI was hearing Grammy-winning gospel duo, Mary Mary, deliver a stirring rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” best known as the “Black National Anthem.”

Pastor Joel Osteen will attract major crowds on Sunday when he welcomes newly saved rapper Kanye West to his megachurch and is preparing to make the day go as smoothly as possible. According to a new report, Osteen’s Lakewood Church contacted Ticketmaster to offer free tickets.

Kanye’s first ever gospel album, Jesus Is King, shows that Christ reigns in hearts and charts. The musical work that enthrones the Messiah above the ubiquitous and larger-than-life personality that is the Chicago rapper, topped the Billboard album chart, opening at No. 1 — West’s ninth consecutive time in the peak position.

When many in the music industry blur the lines between the sacred and the secular, Christian rapper Kanye West is making a clear distinction. The 42-year-old, who is slated to release his first gospel album titled Jesus Is King, has announced that, going forward, he will no longer make “secular” music.

A GRAMMY® Award-winning gospel singer blessed the audience at a prayer breakfast hosted by the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. Yolanda Adams, a talented and anointed vocalist, delivered a stunning rendition of her beloved hit song, “Just a Prayer Away,” at the 49th annual gathering.

Gospel recording artist, Kirk Franklin is decrying the division that exists among black and white Christians. During his interview with “The Breakfast Club” he condemned America’s “white-washing” of Christianity, and white Christians’ ignorance about the negative impact of systemic racism on black and brown people.

GRAMMY® Award-winning R&B songstress Jennifer Hudson may be a huge mainstream star these days, but that doesn’t mean she has forgotten her gospel roots. The former “The Voice” judge fanned out over veteran gospel singer, Kim McFarland—well known by avid gospel fans.

Kim Burrell is rightfully celebrated as one of the most gifted Gospel vocalists in the world— a role model to other singers, in fact. But she recently set a bad example by openly criticizing one songstress to build up another. She said Le’Andria Johnson is a better songster than Fantasia Barrino.