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While patrons of Joe Mettle's annual concert dubbed Praise Reloaded which was held at the Accra Sports Stadium on June 30, 2024 were immersed in activities for the programme, photographers and videographers were capturing the moments.
The event brought together, not only gospel music enthusiasts but preachers of the gospel, entertainment industry stakeholders, statesmen and women, the media and generally music lovers.
There were amazing song ministration sessions by CT Praise, Team Eternity Ghana, Enuonyam, MOG, Ohemaa Mercy, Pastor Isaiah, Nathaniel Bassey, Sunmisola Agbebi, Kofi Peprah, Luigi Maclean and Jumbo Aniebiet.
A surprise act on the night was American gospel musician William McDowell.
These ministers took turns to put up powerful performances that got the patrons yearning for more.
Below are some beautiful scenes captured by the Joe Mettle Ministries' media team at the event:
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