Life Changing Event for Music Lovers

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Ray and Friends will lift up your spirits at a Closer Walk

 

A great time awaits Montreal music lovers on March 11th at the Church of God of Prophecy as Ray and Friends will be in concert, a Closer Walk. They promise it will be a life-changing event bringing you closer to God.
Many of Montreal’s finest Gospel artists will be showcasing their talent that night. Among them will be the Chromatic Effect, a group of young men from the Brossard Evangelistic Center who minister the Gospel in a unique Jazz style, which by all accounts is like candy to the ear.
Under the direction of Elijah Mansevani, a much sought-after guitarist, they have “a unique sound that will leave you wanting more.”
Also on the bill is Rayandra Hudson, a young music major at Concordia University.
Out of Mississauga, Ontario, she not only uses her talent to spread the good news of Jesus Christ, but also to share her testimony, speak the gospel, and live it.
Rayadnra is the founder of the Handsoff Ministries, a group that promotes awareness of and protection of youth from sexual abuse, bullying, self-hate and spreading God’s love. Many describe her as a force to be reckoned with.
Also on stage that night will be Ray Johnston, The Montreal West Gospel Choir,
Dexter Johnston, Susan-Blanche Chato, Simona Mc Donald, James Andrews,
Zina Edwards, Nicole Marshall and Kevin Bascombe.
Ray and Friends, A Closer Walk. March 11th at the Montreal West Church of God of Prophecy, 5255 de Sorel. Doors open at 6p.m. show time 6:30pm.
for tickets and info call 514-718-9435 or 514-222-0474.

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