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A look inside Egypt’s most embattled minority: The Christians of ‘Garbage City’
Enormous bags of trash litter the streets and fill every nook and cranny, and the ambient scent is correspondingly pleasant.
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Kampala Uganda Where faith, music and philanthropy meet by Tom Morris, Global Music Link Editorial Team
Growing up with six siblings, Anthony Faulkner recalls the many times people helped his family survive another day. Feeling blessed
Is gospel music catching festival fever? by Juliet Fletcher
The advantage of getting caught up with mass audience participation The live music experience… As a performing artist, nothing can
Donnie McClurkin and the anniversary that changed gospel music By Ben Harrell Global Music Link Editorial Team
There are pivotal moments that occur along the career path of an entertainer that can open the door to success.
Deborah Denise’s ‘Give Me You’ London Tour
Native American gospel songstress, Deborah Denise, takes on London from 28th September through to 6th October. She is a remarkable
Interviews
Ibe ‘GiantKiller’ Otah
In our last issue, Marlene Cato asked: ‘What makes Christian music producers tick?’ and she caught up with Luke Smith
Features
How the Windrush Generation laid the foundation for UK gospel music by Roy Francis
Author Roy Francis gives insight into the role music played in the lives and worship styles of the Windrush Generation. On
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Black football managers join forces in Maracanã to condemn racism in Brazil
Occasionally football acts as a springboard for conversations that affect society as a whole. That happened in Brazil at the
