PASTOR JOE BEECHAM TO RECORD RENDITIONS OF HIS OLD SONGS AND NEW ONES LIVE AT YONDER 2023

Renowned Gospel Musician, Pastor Joe Beecham, Set to Release New Songs at "Yonder Worship Sacrifice" in Accra

Accra, Ghana - Pastor Joe Beecham, a celebrated gospel musician and minister, is gearing up to release new songs at his upcoming event, "Yonder Worship Sacrifice," scheduled for Sunday, December 3, 2023, at 5 p.m. at Victory Bible Church, Awoshie.

Themed "Spirit Effect," the event promises to be an unforgettable night of intimate worship, prayer, and the manifestation of God's power. Pastor Joe Beecham emphasized that Yonder 2023 is not just a concert, but a gathering that brings people closer to God through moments of worship, prayer, prophecies, and the manifestation of God's power.

This year's event marks two significant milestones in Pastor Joe Beecham's life: his 50th birthday and 25 years in ministry, dubbed "Golden Jubilee with a Silver Lining 50/25." The event will feature a lineup of renowned artists, including KODA, Uncle Ato, Perez Musik, Alexandra, and Matthew Ansah, who will contribute to creating an unforgettable night of worship, prayer, and power.

In addition to the new song releases, Pastor Joe Beecham will also be launching two mainstream initiatives with long-term benefits for humanity: The Sound Mind Project and the Impartation Center.

The Sound Mind Project is a compassionate mission that addresses mental health issues, while the Impartation Center is a hub for worship and learning that will serve as a retreat center for spiritual growth and development.

For more information, please contact +233 24 217 4788 or +233 54 675 3736 or email teamjbministries@gmail.com.

About Pastor Joe Beecham:
Pastor Joe Beecham is a pastor, songwriter, and renowned gospel musician with 25 years of experience in preaching the gospel through music and the pulpit. With six music albums to his credit, his music ministry has seen numerous miracles, testimonies, and life-transforming experiences. He has ministered in thousands of churches, worship events, concerts, and crusades in Ghana and around the world.