Prophetess Anne Plots 2-Day Refreshing Service And Album Launch

MICHAEL AKINOLA

Popular Gospel artiste and worship leader, Anne Ibeh, fondly called Prophetess Anne, has concluded plans to host a 2-day refreshing service with live concert at where she would launch her new worship album.

The powerful events will hold on 22 and 23 April at Sadara Events and Suites along Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun, Lagos.

Prophetess Anne would be joined by a host of powerful ministers and singers including Prophetess Yinka, JFC, Tru Zeal, Princess Anath, Ruke Gure and other anointed gospel singers.

Prophetess Anne is one of the five Prophets mentored, trained and tutored by late Prophet T.B. Joshua, founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN.

A Philosophy graduate of the Ogun State University now Olabisi Onabanjo University, Prophetess Anne is a worship music composer and director, video editor, voice over artist and a passionate cook.

The last of 8 children, the Prophetess, from childhood, has always had a strong passion for worship music and service to God.

“This desire led me to visit the SCOAN with my family in 1993 and that was how my service to God under the mentorship of my father in the Lord, Prophet T.B. Joshua started. That was where I was until I attained the office which I presently held until his demise on the 5th of June 2021,” she narrated her trajectory.

Continuing, Prophetess Anne said; “My utmost desire has been to carry Christ’s message of hope and love; His works of charity, healing, deliverance, prophecy and salvation to the four corners of the earth.”

However, her vision for worship can be called “Essence Of Worship” which is a spiritual dimension she ascertained from the father of prophecy in the gospel ministry of Africa, Prophet T.B Joshua.

Prophetess Anne said as a Gospel musician, she believes real power and presence of God lie in praise and worship.

“I believe that praise and worship music should be an experience of God’s power and presence not one that should only be spoken about. Worship music should be an outer court that prepare us to enter God’s throne room to ask for whatever we require or desire,” she summed.