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Hundreds of gospel music lovers thronged the Dominion Sanctuary of Victory Bible Church at Awoshie in Accra on March 9, 2025 for the 11th edition of the Celestial Praiz organised by Celestine Donkor.
This year’s edition themed I Do a New Thing was loaded with various activities aimed at elevating the gospel music ministry.
The theme was inspired by Isaiah 43:19 “Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.”
Celestial Praiz 2025 featured great gospel Minister GUC of Nigeria, Zaza Mokhathi of South Africa, Ps Edwin Dadson, Kwaku Teye, the Celestial Breed, among others.
The artistes took turns to enthrall patrons with with their amazing performances.
Backed by the Celestial Breed, Celestine Donkor took her audience on a journey of spirit-filled music in a time of praise and worship.
Celestial Praiz 2025 was sponsored by V-Spins, GoMusik and Tang Palace Hotel.
See some photos from Celestial Praiz 2025 below:
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