Gospel minister Margaret Agbenyegah has released her maiden Mala medley, a spirit-filled worship project aimed at drawing believers into a deeper atmosphere of praise and reverence for God.
The medley, which comes with an official music video, reflects Margaret’s passion for worship and her belief that Christ remains worthy of honour and adoration.
According to the gospel artiste, the project was inspired by a place of deep reverence for God, with a message centred on faith, hope and the power of worship.
She believes the song will serve as a reminder to believers that God remains faithful and that genuine worship can bring comfort, encouragement and spiritual renewal.
Margaret, who chose to minister the song in the Ga language, explained that the decision was intentional as she seeks to showcase the beauty and impact of Ghanaian indigenous languages in gospel music.
“Our local languages carry the heart of the Father, and through this Mala medley I pray people are drawn into deeper intimacy with Jesus,” she said.
The gospel minister also paid tribute to some of her biggest influences in music, naming Obaapa Christy, Piesie Esther and Ohemaa Mercy as mentors whose ministries have shaped her passion and approach to worship.
Known for her heartfelt and soul-stirring delivery, Margaret Agbenyegah continues to build her ministry around themes of faith, gratitude and spiritual encounters.
With the release of the Ga Mala medley, she joins a growing number of Ghanaian gospel artistes using indigenous languages to share messages of hope and devotion with audiences across cultures.
The song and its official video are currently available on major digital platforms.
