Gospel artist Ngabo Medard Jorbert, known as Meddy, has announced his plans to hold major concerts in various cities across Canada. This will be the first time Meddy, famous for songs like "Grateful," performs in these cities as part of a tour aimed at sharing the message of Jesus Christ. The tour will also include personal testimonies about his life and an invitation for young people to connect with God.
On the night of Friday, October 11, 2024, Meddy revealed his upcoming concerts in Canada, following a series of performances in various cities across the United States.
Philbert Kwizera, who is organizing these concerts, told the media that the events will take place in seven cities in Canada, running from December 2024 to February 2025. He stated that the goal of these concerts, titled "Worship and Testimonies," is for Meddy to share his testimony and bring many people to Christ. The concerts are planned for cities including Montreal, Ottawa, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, and Winnipeg. He mentioned, "They will start in December 2024 and continue through February 2025."
Kwizera explained that Meddy will be joined by artists such as Adrien Misigaro and Kaira Gahimbare. He added, "They have confirmed their participation. If anything changes, I will inform you."
He emphasized that attendees can expect "Meddy's testimony and great music" during the concerts. The events will kick off in Montreal and then move to Ottawa, with further dates in Edmonton and Calgary, and final stops in Vancouver and Winnipeg to be confirmed later.
Canadian-Based Gospel Artist Nice Ndatabaye to Hold Major Concert in U.S.The renowned Rwandan gospel singer Nice Ndatabaye, who is based in Canada, is set to hold a major concert event in the United States.Ndatabaye's concert, dubbed "Intimate Worship Session 2," will take place on June 18, 2024 in the city of Indianapolis, Indiana. The show will feature live recordings of several of her new gospel songs.
This comes eight months after Ndatabaye held his previous "Intimate Worship Session 1" concert on September 29, 2023 at the Crown Conference Hall in Kigali, Rwanda, which featured a guest performance by Tanzanian artist Dr. Ipyana. Speaking about this upcoming U.S. concert, Ndatabaye said it was God's calling forhis to minister there. "It's been a prayer, and I'm preparing for this second 'Intimate Worship' concert in Indianapolis as directed by the Holy Spirit," he stated.
The singer, who had her first major concert in Rwanda on 12/08/2019, is known for captivating his fans with spirit-filled performances. He revealed that Rwandan gospel artist Adrien Misigaro will be a guest performer at the Indianapolis event. "This will be a live recording concert. We'll be recording our second live album from this 'Intimate Worship' event, containing new songs captured live with vocals and instrumentation. It's a team effort as God's servants in preparation," Ndatabaye explained.
While dubbed his second album, it will actually be Ndatabaye's third overall album release. "For me, it's my third album, but in this concert setting, it's the second, as God has put this annual event on my heart," she clarified. The singer urged fans in the area to attend and join in worship, saying, "It's our joy, and many tell us they love our music, so this is the time to show it. Let everyone come, buy tickets, and support us in praising God."
Ndatabaye expressed his expectations for the concert: "People will worship God, be refreshed, have a good time, encounter God, receive messages through the ministers present, and there will also be a sharing of testimonies."
He revealed some attendees will receive healing, others will find peace and salvation, adding, "The expected impact is immense." Tickets are $30 general admission and $50 for VIP.
Ndatabaye is famous for hit songs like "Umbereye Maso," "Imigambi Yawe," "Ayi Mana y'Ukuri" and others. Born on 15/07/1989 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he came to Rwanda after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. In 2009, he moved to Kenya for work reasons and pursued further studies there. Ndatabaye then obtained documents allowing him to relocate to Canada in 2014, where he has been based since and launched his solo music career. His songs began gaining international popularity in 2018.
Author and book writer, Jotham Ndanyuzwe, is undertaking the project of publishing a new book titled "Love Across All Languages," which spans 301 pages. Residing in Edmonton, Canada, Ev. Ndanyuzwe Jotham is a member of the New Jerusalem congregation. He tied the knot with Ineza Benisse [Benisse Ndanyuzwe] on February 27, 2021, in a ceremony held at Calvary Church Komarock in Kenya.
An accomplished author, he has previously penned "The Name Above All," a 64-page book published by New Point Printing in Rwanda. Praised for its "significant content, depth, and financial commitment," the book gained recognition.
Following the success of his first book three years ago, Jotham Ndanyuzwe is now unveiling another project, "Love Across All Languages," set to be released on March 9, 2024. This new book comprises 14 chapters and spans 301 pages.
Available on Amazon, readers can pre-order the book by searching for either the book title or the author, Jotham Ndanyuzwe, with delivery expected within two days. While his first book was written in Kenya, this second endeavor comes from his residence in Canada.
In an interview with the media, Jotham Ndanyuzwe shared that his new book contains profound messages, emphasizing "the importance of unity and the power of love in fostering unity and the strength of love across religions, various cultures, and even politics."
Expanding on his motivations, Ndanyuzwe expressed his hope that the book will reach diverse audiences, including singers, writers, and intellectuals, among others. He remarked, "The book is available on Amazon, and the launch date will be announced soon."
Reflecting on his journey, Jotham Ndanyuzwe believes he has been entrusted with a special message by God, one that he must share with the world. He believes in utilizing the avenue of book writing to convey his message in various languages. He concluded, "God has entrusted me with a special message that I must share with the world in all languages and religions."
In the serene city of Jamestown, North Dakota, a soul-stirring melody has emerged, echoing the praises of Ben Rutabara. The Rwandan worshipper, residing in the United States, has released a new song that embodies gratitude and praise, resonating with the depths of his soul.
Ben Rutabara is an integral part of the Temple Baptist Church Ministry, where his voice becomes an instrument of devotion and spiritual connection. His hymns are more than just songs; they are declarations of faith, expressions of joy, and heartfelt conversations with the Divine. "I sing of victory, I sing of freedom, I pour out my tears. I sing of strength, I surrender all and find peace," shares Rutabara in his powerful lyrics.
In a recent interview with the media, Ben Rutabara opened up about his journey and the purpose behind his worship ministry, which began in 2005. "I am grateful to serve God through singing. We have a goal to deliver the message wherever we can and to reach hearts," he states passionately.
Having spent his formative years in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ben Rutabara found his way to Rwanda in 1997 and later made his home in America in 2010 with his wife. Their union has blessed them with three children, and as Rutabara reflects on his musical journey, he emphasizes the importance of sharing God's love with the younger generation.
The heartfelt worshipper is also known for his collaboration with fellow worship artist Chance in Rwanda. Together, they have created a profound impact on the worship scene in the country, inspiring many with their devotion to God.
Ben Rutabara's dedication to his faith and musical talent shines through in every note of his latest song. As he brings his unique sound to North Dakota, his music becomes a bridge that connects hearts to the divine, creating an atmosphere of spiritual reflection and celebration. The release of this new hymn marks another chapter in Rutabara's musical journey—one that continues to inspire and uplift those who listen.
Yves Rwagasore is a talented artist who has recently joined the ranks of the Diaspora Nyarwanda. He moved to Canada and is now based in Ottawa, where he is continuing his studies. Rwagasore has already made a name for himself, receiving invitations to various shows and winning the hearts of many fans.
In a conversation with Paradise, Rwagasore discussed his latest song, "He knows how to do it." Interestingly, this is his first release since arriving in Canada, but he actually wrote the song back in 2018 when he was still in Rwanda. The decision to release it abroad was due to timing issues with the producers of both the audio and video aspects, resulting in him coming to Canada.
"He knows how to do it" is a comforting song with a powerful message. It is meant to offer solace to individuals who have been enduring difficult and challenging times for an extended period. The song emphasizes that regardless of the situation or its severity, God has the ability to transform darkness into light.
Rwagasore collaborated with Pastor Ngoga Christophe of Calvary Wide Ministries, who is also pursuing a solo career. When discussing the direction of his music after his move to Canada, Rwagasore expressed his commitment to continue worshiping God through his gift, regardless of his location.
Rwagasore has received invitations to various concerts and events, which indicates the high demand for his talent. Despite being away, he reassures his loved ones that he is still present and cares for them deeply.
He encourages his friends and supporters in Rwanda to continue their unwavering support, prayers, and unity of worship. Rwagasore's humility, love for prayer, conversation, humor, and modesty have contributed to his reputation as an artist.
In 2018, he was nominated for the best artist award in the emerging artists category at the Groove Awards. The award was eventually won by Jado Sinza, who is known for his involvement in significant musical projects.
Rwagasore has previously released songs such as "Those Who Trust in the Lord," "I Am Forgiven," "I Am Forgiven for My Sins," "Mercy," and others. He is also recognized for his show called "Upper Room," which is broadcast on his YouTube channel. On this show, he collaborates with various artists, including Espe, who performed the live song "Njeye Jesu nakane," which has garnered over 428k views.
South African-based Rwandan gospel artist Gift Gadson has recently unveiled a new video song titled 'The Source,' emphasizing the theme of God being the origin of our present and future. The inspiration behind this song draws from the biblical passage in Revelations, John 21:6, which states, "And it is finished. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give him who is thirsty to drink freely from the fountain of living water." Hailing from Burundi and currently based in South Africa, Gadson expressed that these profound words guided the creation of his latest composition, "Isoko," as he believes that the Lord is the source of both our present blessings and future aspirations.
At 23 years old, Gift Gadson is not only a musical talent but also a visual artist. He is an active member of the United of Holy Spirit Church in South Africa and has been contributing to the realm of Gospel music for the past eight years. His initial foray into worship and praise music occurred in 2015, and since then, he has produced a diverse array of songs, including notable titles such as "Jerusalem," "My Life," "This World," "Ndipange Banya," and "Nyumva."
Despite residing in Capetown, Gift Gadson remains actively engaged in the Rwandan Gospel music scene, expressing his satisfaction with its progression. He commended the upward trajectory of the genre, stating, "I like how the work is going up, and it's good pee." Gift Gadson's commitment to delivering spiritual messages through his music underscores his dedication to uplifting audiences and reinforcing the message of God's eternal presence in our lives.
Diaspora Nyarwanda continues to witness the impactful contributions of individuals like Denise Uwineza, currently residing in Norway, Europe. Joining the chorus of worshippers, Denise unveiled her musical talent with the release of "You Are Beautiful Jesus," marking the first installment in a series tailored for her fans. This soulful composition carries a comforting message for Gospel enthusiasts, coupled with skillfully crafted lyrics.
Paradise.rw swiftly recognized Denise Uwineza as a rising artist, making them the first global platform to welcome her into the music scene. Karama icon wasted no time in offering the opportunity to download this spiritually uplifting song.
Denise Uwineza expressed, "You Are Beautiful Jesus is a song that I personally wrote. I aimed to convey a message of praise to God." Continuing, she shared, "It's a prayer that I hope everyone would consistently offer, seeking God's guidance and rule, for without God in our lives, we would be devoid of true life. Those sheltered in Christ need not fear."
Currently a university student, Denise is an active member of the SHALOM GILGAL PENTE (SGPC) church. Her song consistently echoes a humble acknowledgment of her limitations, despite her outwardly capable appearance. When questioned about this perspective, she explained, "I believe I can't do anything on my own, as everything I achieve is a result of Christ's grace."
Denise emphasized the challenges faced in the world, ranging from problems and trials to wars, leading to moments of despair and perceived impossibility. She reiterated, "Even when we hit rock bottom and it seems like there's no way, we must remember that Christ, through His sacrifice on the cross, granted us life. Believing in Him allows us to live, for He is capable of achieving everything." The song's chorus beautifully encapsulates this sentiment, emphasizing the transformative power of Christ's sacrifice and the necessity of faith for true life.
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