Rev. Dr. Seth Amoah-Boateng, founder and senior pastor of Victory Faith Chapel International, is bringing the Ghanaian gospel community to the global stage with his first gospel concert, titled Legacy Concert.
According to the Florida-based Ghanaian man of God and overseer of the church, Rev. Seth Amoah-Boateng, the Legacy Concert was created to commemorate Victory Faith Chapel International's 10th-anniversary celebration and to celebrate, empower, and explore Christian music talents as well as flood the kingdom of God. Rev. Seth said it was the first successful gospel event to be held at the Sunset Cove Amphitheatre in Florida.
The annual event seeks to promote God's work and spark a revival in Florida. It also adds a wrinkle to the gospel music scene by providing a venue for cultural exchange among participants and a platform for connecting legendary gospel artists with new music talent.
He stated, "I organized this event to empower all artists and provide a venue for them to exhibit their talent." In addition, this event will provide an opportunity for young artists to gain exposure among their admirers.
"Legacy is what you leave in people, not what you leave for them," as opposed to "legacy is what you leave for them." At the event, Grammy nominee Chandler Moore of Maverick City, Dove Award Winner Jekayln Carr, International Award-Winning Artist NotKarlton Banks, the Victory Worship Choir, and other great music personalities performed alongside Grammy nominee Joe Mettle and Voice UK semifinalist Emmanuel Smith.
The Rev. added that the annual event will host gospel artists from around the world and provide them with a stage to perform, sell, and promote their music, as well as help them develop in their relationship with God and advance the mission of the kingdom.