Salute Set For Bishop Blake
June 8, 2022
Presiding Bishop Emeritus Charles E. Blake will be honored during a one-night gala entitled “Blessing of the Elders” on Thursday, June 23, at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.
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Pastor Shirley Caesar
Anthony Hamilton on song “It’s Alright, It’s Ok,” The Hamiltones, and Diversity
March 2, 2017
R&B sensation Anthony Hamilton and Gospel icon Shirley Caesar were nominated for Best Gospel Performance/Song.
Host: Brandon I. Brooks
Pastor Shirley Caesar Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
December 8, 2016
Pastor Shirley Caesar recently received a Lifetime Achievement Award during the “Allstate Gospel Superfest: A Holiday Special” in honor of her 60+ years career. “I am proud that the Allstate Gospel Superfest paid tribute to the first lady of gospel music, Pastor Shirley Caesar,” said Allstate representative Pastor Provey Powell, Jr. “The Book of Proverbs 18:16 reminds us that your gift will make room for you and Pastor Shirley’s talents and gifts have made room for her all around the world with a career expanding over six decades.” The event, which was dedicated to Caesar, featured several chart-topping gospel artists