We need long-term partners – Perez Musik seeks charitable partnerships for his Glorified Concert

Perez Musik, a gifted gospel singer from Ghana, has stated that while his worship event is free, the platform hopes to build a long-term cooperation for a charity purpose.

The minister of God disclosed some of the people who will be present at this year's edition of the Glorified concert, which is completely free, in an interview with Giovanni Caleb on Showbiz 360, which airs on TV3 every Friday.

"On Sunday, August 27, 2023, at the Victory Bible Church in Awoshie, we have Cindy Thompson, Pastor Joe Beecham, Siisi Baidoo, and others..." You are not required to pay anything. "Bring your family and be blessed," he said.

According to the Gospel singer, this year's edition is themed 'Grace and Mercy,' and the team is looking for a "marvelous move of the Holy Spirit" at the concert.

"We anticipate a wonderful move of the Holy Spirit this year." The Holy Spirit will be hosted in the auditorium. 'Grace and Mercy' is the theme for this year's edition. "It was 'Splendour and Majesty' last year," he explained.

Taking advantage of the spotlight, Perez Musik, an Mfantsipim alumni, explains that he has started a charitable enterprise to support street youths and is hopeful that this year's edition of Glorified Concert will allow him to raise long-term partnerships for the cause.

"You'd understand if you went to Botswe. One of the things we've been trying to do since last year is help your boys on the streets. It has not been an easy task, but we are making progress. So, even though it's a free performance, open your heart because we're looking for long-term relationships," he said.