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Royal Wedding Gospel Singers Are Heading Out On A UK Tour

12th December 201811th December 2018 Josie McFarlane 300 Views 0 Comment Charts, christian, community, Faith, Gospel music, Karen Gibson, Royal Wedding, Stand by Me, the Kingdom Choir

Royal wedding gospel singers The Kingdom Choir are heading out on a UK tour in 2019. The Kingdom Choir became

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Staying grounded in a whirlwind of God’s goodness by Marcia Dixon

29th August 201830th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 1134 Views 0 Comment black, Black British, Church of God of Prophecy, community, Faith, Gospel, Gospel chart, Gospel music, Guyanese, Jeanette Young, Karen Gibson, Meghan Markle, Ministry, Pring Harry, Royal Wedding, Stand by Me, the Kingdom Choir

2018 will go down as an amazing, groundbreaking, historic year for Karen Gibson & the Kingdom Choir – and quite

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Keep The Faith Issue 106

16th August 201827th February 2019 admin 2653 Views 0 Comment anointing, Ascension trust, BHM, Black British, Black History Month, Black Media, BME, entrepreneurs, Faith, food for thought, Gospel, Gospel Factor, Gospel Lessons, internet gaming, Issue 106, Karen Gibson, keep the faith, Keep The Faith magazine, Keep walking, knife crime, leaders, lusting, Millennial, millennial leaders, personal trainers, preachers, refugees, Reverend Olufemi Babatola, robots, Royal Wedding, Sarah Teibo, small claims court, Spirit of Windrush, Synergy network, Telent Show, Travel, virtuous, Windrush Day

June was a busy month celebrating the 70th anniversary of the arrival of SS Empire Windrush on 22 June 1948,

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Windrush Day

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Downing Street reception to mark Windrush Day

13th August 201813th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 592 Views 0 Comment #Windrush, 10 Downing Street, 1948, 22nd June, African Methodist Episcopal Church, Alford Gardner, Baroness Patricia Scotland, Black Attorney General, Britain’s Black Community, Caribbean communities, Caribbean people, Daniel Tulloch, deeply sorry, Diverse Media Group, Floella Benjamin; Bishop Joe Aldred; Juliet Fletcher, Gospel Music Industry Alliance; Vanessa Kingorie MBE, Great Britain, Home office, Karen Gibson, keep the faith, national day, NHS, Paulette Simpson, Prime Minister, Rev Ronald Nathan, Royal Wedding, Shirley McGreal, Stand by Me, the Kingdom Choir, The Voice, The Windrush, Theresa May, Vogue, Windrush Day, Windrush fiasco, Windrush generation, windrush scandal, Windsor Castle

The great and the good within Britain’s Black community attended a special reception held at 10 Downing Street to commemorate

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