Evangelist Bridget Blucher here for HOPFAN 2022 Fundraiser

Community Contact Staff

House of Prayer for All Nations is thrilled to announce its 2022 fundraiser event.
A Caribbean concert with a dash of African gospel flavors. The church is bringing back some cherished friends to light up the stage and lift Jesus higher at the Town of Mount Royal Hall on November 19.
It will feature one of the best.
Evangelist Bridget Blucher who brought to the gospel scene original songs like “I’m sill here”, “Bigger than anything”, and “Lift up Jesus” will headline the event.
She is a powerhouse worship veteran whose ministry draws you near to the heart of God and ushers you into triumphant praise all the while clapping, waving, singing and dancing.
Keeping the high praises of the Lord throughout the night, they are bringing back Minister Ike with his Ghanaian inspirations, also known for his song “miracle working God” and a brand new release entitled “Only God.”
Special guests include a Montreal favorite, Minister Zina Edwards who is so poised at taking us through the hymns of old to experience their depth and anointing yet in a blink of an eye switch over bringing in the new with grace flare, and integrity.
In the words of Chris Tomlin, “This is how we fight our battles” – with prayer and worship and HOPFAN’s very own Minister Tonya will be leading the worship of the house which is known to be prophetic and filled with Holy Ghost Fire.
Come and see that the Lord is good and worthy of Praise. Caribbean food and other delights will be on sale
All proceeds go towards the building fund and more specifically this year, towards the repairs of the church roof.

HOPFAN Gospel Concert November 19, at TMR Hall. Tickets are $50

If you cannot attend the concert but still want to support the cause, you can donate via e-transfer to: hopfanqc@gmail.com

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