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Bethel Revival Choir Returns with “The Revival” Concert After Three-Year Hiatus

Bethel Revival Choir returns after a 3-year break with "The Revival" concert, aiming to reignite faith through music on November 3, 2024.

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Oct 13, 2024

The Bethel Revival Choir, a renowned contemporary gospel music group, is making a powerful return after a three-year hiatus with their annual concert, Akpe Experience, dubbed The Revival, set for Sunday, November 3, 2024. This event will feature a live album recording and seeks to reignite a spiritual revival through gospel music, calling on people to reconnect with God.

The concert’s theme, The Revival, reflects the group’s core mission to inspire people to seek divine intervention and experience spiritual rejuvenation. The night will echo the heartfelt prayer: “Will you not revive us again, that your people may rejoice in you, oh Lord?”

The event, taking place at Trinity Chapel of the Global Evangelical Church in Kotobabi, Accra, will feature performances by prominent gospel ministers, including Ps Helen Yawson, Ps Edwin Dadson, Ike Nanor, Luigi Maclean, Dave Da Music Box, Osborn Agbodovi, Queendalyn, and Raphiya.

Tickets for The Revival are priced at GH¢ 50 for regular entry and GH¢ 150 for VIP access.

In addition to the concert, Bethel Revival Choir will extend their mission to schools and churches, particularly in rural areas across Ghana. Their goal is to support and revive local music ministries, strengthening the faith and worship experience in these communities.

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