"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord,... plans to give you hope and a future... You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart." Jeremiah 29:11, 13
Black History Month 2012 Artist Facts (click here)
Friday, May 18, 2012
In Concert Kirk Franklin, Byron Cage, Isaac Caree
Saturday, May 19, 2012 Urban soul cafe with
special guest. Venue TBA
I Hear Music
Conference / Youth summit
Sunday, May 20, 2012 Legend's Ball at the
Sharonville Convention Center
THE WORD Network welcomes
Paul Crouch, Jr.
10th Anniversary
weekend a success!
Byron Cage If there’s a songsmith who understands heartache and pain, it’s Byron Cage, a man who has repeatedly touched gospel music heaven, only to be reminded time and again that the road to life’s mountaintops is often spent in the valley of the shadow.
Cage knows the struggle well and his fourth CD, FAITHFUL TO BELIEVE, is a joyous testament of praise after a season of trials — a soul-searching period where he took stock of his ministry, his music, and his personal relationships.
Marvin Sapp The title HERE I AM for gospel star Marvin Sapp’s eighth and latest album is more than a little ironic when one considers that “Never Would Have Made It” from his 2007 release Thirsty has been among the most ubiquitous gospel songs of the last three years - let alone all time. The mega-selling “Never Would Have Made It” held down the #1 slot at Gospel radio for almost a full year; topped the Urban AC chart (the first to do so since Yolanda Adams’ “Open My Heart”); was a top selling ringtone and ringback, and propelled Thirsty to the top of the gospel charts for 27 weeks.
Rodney Posey He has been called one of Gospel’s most gifted and anointed praise and worship artists, and is truly guided by the Spirit. A long-time standout in the Gospel music industry, Cincinnati native Rodney Posey has written more than 150 songs in his Gospel music career, which began when he started singing at the age of seven.
Rodney is an ordained elder in The Church of God in Christ International (COGIC) and a 2001 Image Maker Award Winner (Music Category). His music has been recorded by Gospel leaders such as Grammy Award winner Hezekiah Walker and the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir and Grammy nominee and Stellar Award winning Gospel artist Beverly Crawford.
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If there’s a songsmith who understands heartache and pain, it’s Byron Cage, a man who has repeatedly touched gospel music heaven, only to be reminded time and again that the road to life’s mountaintops is often spent in the valley of the shadow.
The title HERE I AM for gospel star Marvin Sapp’s eighth and latest album is more than a little ironic when one considers that “Never Would Have Made It” from his 2007 release Thirsty has been among the most ubiquitous gospel songs of the last three years - let alone all time. The mega-selling “Never Would Have Made It” held down the #1 slot at Gospel radio for almost a full year; topped the Urban AC chart (the first to do so since Yolanda Adams’ “Open My Heart”); was a top selling ringtone and ringback, and propelled Thirsty to the top of the gospel charts for 27 weeks. 
He has been called one of Gospel’s most gifted and anointed praise and worship artists, and is truly guided by the Spirit. A long-time standout in the Gospel music industry, Cincinnati native Rodney Posey has written more than 150 songs in his Gospel music career, which began when he started singing at the age of seven. 
