Chevelle Franklyn returns to the UK

Chevelle will be leaving for the UK to take part in The International Gathering of Champions 2004 (IGOC) is KICC's annual Christian conference. More than 180,000 Christians come together from over 40 nations for what is now known as Europe's premier Christian conference. Chevelle will share the platform with CeCe Winans, Dr Ron Kenoly, The Katinas, Rev Jessy Dixon, Xprexxions and KICC Mass Choir. Speakers will be Bishop Eddie Long, Bishop T. D. Jakes, Dr Mike Murdock, Bishop David Oyedepo, Dr Dipo Oluyomi, Pastor Robb Thompson, Bishop Keith Butler, Dr Mensah Otabil and Prophetess Juanita Bynum.

Be prepared to for a night of Caribbean worship. Chevelle Franklyn is, without doubt, one of the most outstanding artists to have arrived on the gospel music landscape over the past five years. Born in Tawes Pen, St Catherine, Jamaica, in 1974. She grew up in one of the area’s shantytown communities to a single parent family of ten siblings. She got her first break while singing in the women’s restroom in a local bar, after a passing talent scout overheard her. At the time Chevelle’s desire to enter the music industry was a means to an end - to survive.

Despite the great success, there remained a gaping hole in her soul. In 1998, during a concert, Chevelle, tired of the empty way of life and hopelessness, suddenly declared on stage a change of direction in her career and lifestyle - she decided to become a Christian. As a symbol of her signature to this new change, she sang Kirk Franklin’s song, “Silver and Gold” on stage.

Kingsway International Christian Centre,
57 Waterden Road , Hackney, London E15 2EE

Sunday 22nd & 29th August 2004
10am – 2pm; 6pm – 10pm

Monday to Saturday 23rd to 28th August & Monday 30th August 2004

10am – 12pm; 2pm – 4pm; 6pm – 10pm

For more information contact: info@chevellefranklyn.com or booking@chevellefranklyn.com

Written By: Leroy Grant
Website: www.talkgospel.com

Courtesy of www.Str8Up.co.uk