IPNEWS – Renowned Liberian Gospel Artist Paul Kennie Harding was among the attendees at the recently concluded Peace, Cleansing and Reconciliation Global Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The summit, which was organized by a coalition of religious leaders and non-governmental organizations, aimed to promote peace and reconciliation among communities around the world. Participants included religious leaders, activists, academics, and artists from various countries.
During the summit, Minister Harding ministered at the Gala Dinner night and the two-day revival services.
The summit also featured a series of workshops and discussions on various topics related to peace and reconciliation, including conflict resolution, interfaith dialogue, and human rights.
The Peace, Cleansing and Reconciliation Global Summit is part of a larger movement aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation around the world. Its organizers plan to hold similar events in other countries in the coming years.
In March 2023, Gospel Music Minister and Song Writer Harding received the “Glory of the Latter Gospel Music Award” alongside other Gospel Music Ministers. The multi-award winning minister received the “Best Worship Song of the Year 2023” for his song, “Greatest”. The award was organized by the Born to Praise Music Ministry, USA.
Minister Harding collected the award on Saturday, March 11, at the Monrovia Christian Fellowship in Sinkor. Presenting the award on behalf of the organizers, the Religious Advisor to President George Manneh Weah, Rev. M. Emmanuel Nimely, expressed his admiration for Min. Harding. “It is not surprising to see such a great, young, gifted and talented Ambassador of the Kingdom of God flying the nation`s flag globally. It`s an honor to hand him this award for the hard work, commitment and dedication that he has demonstrated over the years”, stressed Rev. Nimely. The Religious Advisor prayed that Min. Harding continues to go global in the name of Jesus and that God adds more grace, knowledge and life to him. Rev. Nimely also prayed for consecration of Min. Paul`s voice and declared that he will become a strong voice in propagating the Gospel of Christ through music.
Other recipients of the Glory of the Latter Gospel Awards were Pastor Joseph T. Nimely – Outstanding Male Artist of the Year, Min. Princess N. Yancy – Outstanding Female Artist of the Year, Min. Jesse Pratt – Most Featured Artist of the Year, Monrovia Community Mass Choir – Best Choir of the Year and Kennedy Harris – Best Producer of the Year among others.
