The spectacular ministration featured singer and songwriter, Rev Ifueko Charmien.

Scores of Ghanaians trooped to the Perez Dome Chapel in an atmosphere of gratitude and worship for this year’s Choir edition of the annual gospel concert.

Voice of Triumph started off by filling the auditorium with the Holy Spirit through a heated worship session.

They, then switched to a praise session during which congregants couldn’t help but dance their feet off.

The team took the audience on a journey with Ghanaian gospel music, including Joe Mettle’s Kadosh, Steve Crown’s You Are Great, the popular Your Name Is Yahweh song, and Dusin Oyekan’s What You Cannot Do.

The night at the Perez Chapel International was meant to be a choir’s edition of the annual musical concert.

However, the team showcased innovation and creativity with a combo performance.

The team gave patrons a swift stage play alongside melodious gospel music.

This was the first time such a display came to life at the Perez Chapel, where the concert is held each year.

The audience who were fascinated by the performance expressed their excitement through loud screams and cheers.

Contemporary gospel music group, Bethel Revival Choir once again thrilled patrons at this year’s Adom Praiz with a captivating performance.

The auditorium of the Perez Dome Chapel was charged.

From the dancing and moment of worship, Bethel Revival Choir just knew when and how to introduce each song to keep patrons in high spirit.

They electrified patrons with their melodious Ewe songs without leaving out the popular ‘Vovome’ praise medley, which the audience couldn’t get enough of.

It was indeed a night to remember.

Their ministration was evidence that, they are a dynamic gospel music group of young men and women who are passionate about what they do.

They took the audience down memory lane as they performed medleys of several praise and worship tunes.

Additionally, Team Eternity displayed their vibrancy and energy as they took the patrons through a Jama session with popular Nyame Adwuma song.

They proved to the audience they were up to the task and indeed were worthy of a slot at the Choirs edition of the annual gospel concert.

Held at the Perez Dome in Dzorwulu, the choristers, through their performances, convinced patrons they were the landlords.

They, among other songs, performed the popular gospel tune Days of Elijah and owned it with its rhythms and style.

There were loud screams and cheers as he graced the stage, which was already electrified by the CT Praise Choir of ICGC Christ Temple.

Pastor Dadson took off from where the choir left off with a thrilling performance that moved patrons from their seats.

He began with a local worship medley and gradually raised the tempo with his popular hit songs.

The Maker’s House chapel choir came with their A game and thrilled fans with worship songs and popular hymns.

Their heart touching and powerful ministration lifted spirits in the church auditorium.

Beginning with some local and foreign medleys, the group gradually raised the tempo.

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Despite it being the choirs’ edition, Kofi Peprah charged the crowd with a medley of his songs, and the anointing and prophetic magnetism could be felt in the auditorium.

He ministered alongside the Multimedia choir.

His song, Big God, which is the favourite of many, worked magic and attracted energetic dance moves from patrons.

Patrons were indeed thrilled and had a joyous time in the presence of God.

They brought the auditorium to life with their opening performance.

It was a moment of joyful praise and thanksgiving for everyone in attendance.

Known for their powerful songs, they brought on their A game and put patrons in the right mood for the night at the gospel concert.

They performed numerous danceable tunes in English and local dialects, Twi and Ewe.

Watch the performance below: