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As the election day draws near, Joy FM's late afternoon show Drive Time is hoping to engage its listeners in a series of worship sessions in order to empower Ghanaians to keep the peace before, during and after the polls.
Host Lexis Bill and his team will therefore be organising sessions of power-packed worship experiences in the weeks leading up to the December 7 elections.
Dubbed "Drive Time Live Concert", the show will come off in the month of November.
The live session will be held every Monday in November from 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm and will also feature some of Ghana's finest Gospel artistes.
The worship experience promises to be powerful, heaven-on-earth and transformational.
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