Forever grateful...

Tonight I will be ministering at the Gospel House Cafe in Newark, NJ. We've changed locations but the praise is the same. I hope to see you there dancing for the Lord. We also celebrating the move to our new location! We are now at Visions Academy Charter High School on 88-108 Shipman Street. It's located behind St James AME Church. Tickets are $15.00. The price includes a free buffet prepared by Divinely Delicious Catering. Tickets are still on sale. Call (908) 397-3055(DJ D-Real), (201) 207- 1262 (DJ OfTheWay), (908) 455-2582 (DJ Will Gee) and (973) 332-4125 (Troy from AfraKuts). You can also email djdreal1@aol.com or djoftheway@yahoo.com $20.00 at the door or Facebook RSVP pays ticket price $18.00.

Life has been good. God has been blessing me staying true to His word. I never had a doubt that He would keep His promises. I am looking forward to the things to come both seen and unseen. I sing to express the joy in my heart for Jesus. I am beyond grateful for the opportunity to share my music ministry.

I hope you've had an opportunity to visit my Facebook page staying abreast of my events. Next weekend I will be in Warwick, NY at Union AME Church. I will be ministering at the Gospel Explosion. It's on October 1st at 6 pm. What a time we are going to have. I am looking forward to ministering at this event.

My single, "Tis so Sweet, is available on iTunes, CD Baby, Amazon, etc. It was released on the indie label Soulful Soundz Music Group, LLC, of which I am a co-owner. I will releasing another single, "I Surrender All," shortly. My album, "Acoustically Anointed," is due out this Fall. I thank everyone for your continued support. I have a new Facebook page where you can buy my music. Go to Soulful Soundz Music Group, LLC on Facebook to do so. There will be more songs added to the widget as they are released.

I am already focused on my next project which will be contemporary. I thank God for giving me the strength to be steadfast. I am forever grateful.

South Orange 9/11 Remembrance Program

Ten years ago I stood in the window at my office building in Newark looking into New York City. As the planes hit the towers my heart became full. Like everyone else I couldn't wrap my head or heart around the magnitude of what I was seeing. Years have gone by but I remember the exact moment our innocence was challenged and our lives would change forever. I will never forget that day.

Many lives were lost and many others were affected directly by this traumatic event. Tomorrow night at 7 pm., at the South Orange Performing Arts Center, I will be ministering at the 9/11 Commemoration lifting my voice in honor of the lives lost and touched on this day ten years ago. Ordinary people were brought together to experience an extraordinary time in our history. Heroes emerged and we came together as one making us stronger as each year passes.

I hope you'll be able to come to the candlelight vigil, which starts at 6:15 pm. and will be followed by guest speakers, clergy and music. If not, take a little time out to remember the heroes who lost their lives on that day. I will never forget them.