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Described as one of the most influential gospel singers in the world, 59-year-old evangelist Don Moen is set to make his second visit to Ghana to perform.
Don Moen’s passion for praise, devotion and worship has seen him minister across the globe.
The American singer has over 13 albums and an impressive selection of singles to his credit, including the ever popular “God will make a way”.
His first appearance in the country was two years ago during Ghana’s 50th Anniversary celebrations.
The singer is billed to stage another performance in Ghana this weekend, and ahead of his arrival, he took a break from his South African tour to tell Joy News what fans should expect.
Don Moen will perform at the Independence Square on Saturday and at the International conference centre on Sunday.
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