In an interview with the leaders of the gospel group Ark Of Worshippers from Koforidua in Ghana’s Eastern Region, they talked about their twelve-year journey and achievements. When discussing challenges with gospel blogger SKBeatz Records, they were asked why they haven’t released their own composed songs for twelve years, prompted by a comment from a fan under an instagram post by Skbeatz Records, asking, “So when are they releasing their songs?”

The Vice President of the group Emma explained that most of the musicians they have in the group are students in Accra and Kumasi. Due to school commitments and unavailability for A.O.W, the group is often short-staffed, even though some members live in Koforidua. This leads to working with different musicians each year, considering their education-related instability.

Ark Of Worshippers, as an inter-denominational choir striving for excellence in both Gospel and Ministry, focuses on identifying and developing raw talents as well. He mentioned that even with the right materials, working does not become smooth as to working with a professional because they are still developing individuals to improve.

Ark Of Worshippers has collaborated with Ghanaian musicians like Nsanku Pekay, Kofi Owusu Peprah, Alexandra Aboagye, Pastor Sammie Obeng-Poku and others. Despite nurturing raw talents, the crew faces instability, resulting in new faces at their events every year.

The recent event, “A Night With The King,” held on January 7, 2024, was a night filled with powerful moments, featuring the guest minister Elder Mireku. 

Participants shared abundant testimonies during Elder Mireku’s ministration. 

Despite the challenges, the Ark Of Worshippers continues to strive for excellence in gospel music and ministry.