Mike Aremu, Kenny Saint Best, others for Worship Without Walls virtual concert May 31

Mike Aremu

Nigerian top gospel artistes, Mike Aremu and Kenny Saint Best, have been listed as part of singers to feature in the Worship Without Walls virtual concert slated for May 31.

The gospel concert, which is making its debut, is a 12-hour worship session that will feature over 50 gospel artistes across the world.

Slated to hold via http://www.WorshipWithoutWalls.online, the concert will see leading men of God from over 40 countries participate.

Other top artistes performing at the concert include Mike Abdul, Monique, Essence and Righteousman.

Also participating are Tosin Bee, Folake Umosen, Evang Chucks Praise Channel, A’Dam, Nene Olayide, Bola Udom, Jerry K, Adam, Minister Ighosa, TY Classical, Minister Anny, lIbitayo Jeje, Noble G and Ayo Vincent.

The Worship Without Walls concert is an initiative of The Cyber Embassy of Christ, an online church with Netvangelism, e-Ministry, e-fellowship and e-discipleship.

Founder of The Cyber Embassy of Christ, Ope Banwo, described the highly-anticipated online concert as a challenge to the devil.

He said in an interview that although the coronavirus pandemic has forced churches to close, it cannot take praise and worship from the children of God.

“The pandemic may have temporarily shut down our places of worship offline, but it cannot take praise and worship from our mouths. So, this ‘Worship Without Walls’ event is more like declaring to the devil that nothing can take the praise from believers who are resolved to worship their God,” Banwo said.

Explaining the motivation behind the concert, he said: “The next battleground for souls is on the internet not in church buildings. Churches across the world are experiencing a decline in attendance while the internet is exploding with people on Sunday mornings.

“It was a no-brainer that instead of whining about people who would rather be browsing online than coming to church, we should be thinking of taking the church to them where they are. It is time to take the whole church online even as we continue to operate physical churches.”