Life sandwiched in a thankful heart seems to be the message echoed by songstress Adjoa Sarpong on her second album which she branded Gratitude. The title track “I will give thanks” and others songs like “Give thanks” and “Ti pouro fo na” which means thank you on the album says it all.
The Album Launch which was hosted at PIWC Tema on 26th June was fused with her Annual Flagship program dubbed: Uconnect. The theme for this year’s edition was “IDEAL WORSHIP” taken from Psalm 15:1-5. Speaking to the media, Adjoa Sarpong posited unequivocally that her life is a testimony of the goodness of God. She stated vividly that she epitomizes the goodness of God hence her motivation to sing in gratitude to what God has done. According to her the album was birthed in deep spiritual preparations and has been carefully sung as the Spirit of the Lord has led her. The album consist of ten songs.
She featured Prince Acheampong on the Title Track, “I will give thanks” and “Give thanks”. Also she featured Elder Emmanuel Arthur on “Ma Ogya No Nde”. Adjoa Sarpong who was full of gratitude to God for what He keeps doing for her without measure and extended an avalanche of gratitude to Elder Paul and Mrs. Charity Kuwornu for their unflinching support and to all her fans.
The occasion was graced by Powerful Ministers and Officers of The Church of Pentecost namely: Apostle Emmanuel Ankra Badu, Apostle Abraham Swanzy, Apostle Anthony Ahalivor (rtd), Pastor(s) Ben Offei Badu, Benedict Eagan, Dan Nyampong Asihene, Samuel Okyere, John Odoi Korang, Fred Amoakohene Sarpong P/Ovr Albert Quaicoe and Elder(s) Paapa Ashma, Isaac Boamah, Papa Kwame Tanoh, Enoch Oteng Baffour and many more.
Artistes who came to support our dear Sister included, Selina Boateng, Jane Quaye, Elder Patrick Amoako, Elder Emmanuel Arthur, Eunice Akuffo and Pastor Godfred Ebo Arthur-Dadzie.
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