Bishop Paul S. Morton-Cry Your Last Tear
Nashville, TN- Bishop Paul Morton and the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship Mass Choir unveil CRY YOUR LAST TEAR (Tehillah Music Group/Light Records), released October 28. The live taping took place at the Full Gospel Baptist Fellowship Convention in Birmingham, AL this past June and features the 100 plus member aggregation along with special appearances by Bishop Clarence E. McClendon, Bishop Larry L. Brandon, Bishop Joseph W. Walker, Bishop Rudolph W. McKissick, Jr, Bishop Lester Love, Stephanie Dotson and Melinda Watts, 2004 and 2008 Gospel Dream winner (respectively).
Reminiscent of the powerful anointing the 2003 release of LET IT RAIN issued, CRY YOUR LAST TEAR is filled with emotion and overwhelming praise that will touch every type of worshiper. Under the direction of the Minister of Music General Overseer Pastor William H. Murphy III and produced by Trenton Phillips, and Morton’s son-in-law, Elvin Ross, the 19 track album spreads the message of glory, blessings, and seeking God first.
Gospel Christmas Music-Bishop Paul Morton-Paul Morton’s Christmas
“Have we forgotten what Christmas really means? It’s not about the Christmas tree/It’s not about the gifts we obtain/If we don’t glorify God then our Christmas is in vain”
Nashville, TN–Bishop Paul S. Morton brings holiday cheer with his self-titled Christmas project, in stores now. Bishop Morton makes a joyful noise with Christmas standards such as “Away In A Manger” and “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” as well as new favorites like the single “Christmas In Vain” and “Give Love On Christmas Day”.
“You can’t take Christ out of Christmas…His name means everything” shares Bishop Morton about his release. Expressing that CHRISTmas is more than just receiving gifts and decorating the tree, Bishop Morton explains that we need to spread love and celebrate the life of Jesus.
Starting purchasing you Gospel Christmas Music yet?
Greater St. Stephen Ministries Temporarily Relocates after 3 Alarm Fire Destroys Church
New Orleans, LA., Wednesday, July 9, 2008—Senior Pastor Debra B. Morton and the Greater St. Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church Family will hold worship services at Congregation Temple Sinai this Sunday, July13th at 9:00 AM and 11:15 AM. The relocation to Temple Sinai is a result of a three-alarm fire that caused extensive interior damage to the main sanctuary of Greater St. Stephen’s uptown location early Monday morning.
Pastor Debra B. Morton said, “On behalf of the GSS church family, I’d like to thank everyone for their words, deeds and most importantly their prayers as we cope with this tragic situation. We are eternally grateful to Rabbi Edward Cohn, the leaders and members of Temple Sinai for opening their doors to receive our church family in love. They are true examples of God’s love here on earth!”
Rabbi Edward Cohn said, “In the wake of last Monday’s devastating fire which destroyed the sanctuary of one of New Orleans’ religious landmarks, an opportunity for interfaith love and cooperation was presented to our historic congregation. Bruce Nolan, religion reporter from the Times Picayune put us in touch with Greater St. Stephen leadership and we offered a setting for their Sunday services for at least a month. Temple Sinai is a house of prayer for all people and all who enter our doors in the spirit of brotherhood and sisterhood are always welcome and that includes the members of Greater St. Stephen Ministries.”
Sunday Gospel!-Bishop Paul Morton & PJ Morton-Let Go, Let God
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