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Lady Lucy Shares Miraculous Testimony of God’s Protection After Car Accident at APP 2024 Conference
Kumasi-based gospel singer and pastor, Lady Lucy, shared a touching testimony during the ongoing Adoration and Prophetic Prayer (APP) 2024 Conference at The Apostolic Church Ghana, Oforikrom Central. The event, which began on November 20, 2024, became even more inspiring as she spoke about how God protected her during a serious car accident.
Lady Lucy explained that while driving, her car steer started acting strangely as if it was losing control. To avoid any danger, she quickly parked off the roadside to check what was wrong. While she was inspecting the car, another driver, who was being careless and possibly drunk, crashed into her and her vehicle. The driver fled the scene, leaving her alone and injured. Despite the pain and shock, Lady Lucy found the strength to walk to a nearby location to seek help. Unfortunately, the accident stopped her from attending an event she was supposed to minister at that day.
In her testimony, Lady Lucy reminded everyone of God’s mercies and protection. She thanked God for saving her life. She led the congregation in worship, kneeling to give thanks to God for His unending protection.
The testimony, monitored by blogger Skbeatz Records, also highlighted the challenges gospel musicians and pastors face. In an Instagram post, He call on the church to pray for God’s ministers, as they often go through tough times in their work.
Acclaimed performer, advocate, television host, and community leader Wendy Stuart, also known to many as Wendy Darling, was honored with the Activism Award at the 2026 Catskills Pride Awards Night held at The Eldred Preserve in New York.
The event celebrated individuals whose work has made a lasting impact on the LGBTQ+ community through advocacy, leadership, artistic achievement, and public service. Among a distinguished group of honorees, Stuart was recognized for decades of unwavering commitment to visibility, inclusion, and support for LGBTQ+ causes.
For many in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, Wendy Stuart has long been a familiar and respected voice in the LGBTQ+ community. Her activism dates back decades, including participation in the historic New York City Pride March and service as an original board member of Triversity, The Pride Center serving communities throughout the tri-state region.
Beyond her advocacy work, Stuart has used her talents in entertainment and media to amplify LGBTQ+ voices. As host of Triversity Talk and co-host of If These Walls Could Talk, she has provided a platform for activists, artists, community leaders, and changemakers whose stories might otherwise go unheard.
During the awards ceremony, attendees celebrated Stuart’s remarkable ability to combine entertainment with purpose. Her efforts as a member of the Imperial Court of New York have also helped raise awareness and funding for countless LGBTQ+ organizations and initiatives over the years.
Standing before an audience of supporters, fellow honorees, and community leaders, Stuart accepted the recognition with the same passion that has defined her career. The honor reflects not only her decades of activism but also her continuing commitment to education, advocacy, and community engagement.
The Activism Award serves as a fitting tribute to a woman whose influence extends far beyond the stage and television screen. Through her work as a performer, advocate, and media personality, Wendy Stuart has consistently demonstrated that visibility matters and that one voice can inspire meaningful change.
Her personal mission remains as powerful today as it has throughout her career:
“I advocate, I educate, I entertain. I’m blessed to do so.”
As Catskills Pride recognized its 2026 honorees, Wendy Stuart’s award stood as a celebration of a lifetime devoted to uplifting others, strengthening communities, and ensuring that LGBTQ+ voices continue to be heard, respected, and celebrated.
Other honorees at the event included actress Melissa Gilbert, community leader Paula Campbell, artists Barry Becker and Tony Coscia, and artistic achievement recipient Nonna Hall, making the evening a memorable celebration of leadership, service, and pride throughout the region.
Watch Wendy Stuart’s speech at the Catskills Pride Awards on Youtube here:
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