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“Already Done” – USC Upstate Gospel Choir

By |May 31st, 2025|Categories: Children's/Youth, Contemporary Gospel, Reviews, Singles|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

The USC Upstate Gospel Choir’s single “Already Done” uses Psalm 46:10 (“Be still and know that I am God”) as the foundation for a statement of divine victory.

The Historic Tulsa Massacre to be Revitalized in Epic Stage Play Featuring Vickie Winans and Byron Cage

By |February 21st, 2024|

Black History Month Concludes with a Chilling Recount of the Original Black Wall Street and Its Demise Due to Racial Tensions, Anger and Jealousy [ATLANTA, GA] February 21, 2024 - Porter Sanford III Performing Arts Center will be presenting Deep Greenwood Ignited: The Hidden Truth of Black Wall Street, a stage [...]

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“Already Done” – USC Upstate Gospel Choir

By |May 31st, 2025|Categories: Children's/Youth, Contemporary Gospel, Reviews, Singles|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

The USC Upstate Gospel Choir’s single “Already Done” uses Psalm 46:10 (“Be still and know that I am God”) as the foundation for a statement of divine victory.

The Historic Tulsa Massacre to be Revitalized in Epic Stage Play Featuring Vickie Winans and Byron Cage

By |February 21st, 2024|

Black History Month Concludes with a Chilling Recount of the Original Black Wall Street and Its Demise Due to Racial Tensions, Anger and Jealousy [ATLANTA, GA] February 21, 2024 - Porter Sanford III Performing Arts Center will be presenting Deep Greenwood Ignited: The Hidden Truth of Black Wall Street, a stage [...]

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