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‘What a Privilege to be alive in the same generation as these great men’- William McDowell
American gospel musician and pastor William McDowell, renowned for his inspiring worship music and impactful ministry, shared a heartfelt message of gratitude after an unforgettable experience at Potters Praise 2024 in Ghana. The event, hosted by Prophet Nanasei Opoku-Sarkodie of Potter City Church, took place on November 24, 2024.
During his time at Potters Praise, McDowell reflected on how God uses music to bless individuals and nurture strong giants in the gospel music realm. He thoughtfully emphasized that gospel musicians are not merely singers but also messengers sharing the good news of Jesus Christ.
Following the event, McDowell took to Instagram to express his gratitude for the blessings and opportunities in his life and ministry. He highlighted the honor of ministering alongside gospel music icons such as Nigeria’s Nathaniel Bassey, Dunsin Oyekan, and Ghana’s Joe Mettle. He wrote: “What a privilege to be alive in the same generation as these great men. It’s an honor to walk with, stand with, sit with, pray with, and minister with @nathanielblow, @dunsinoyekan, and @joemettle. I’m so thankful the Lord allows me to be friends with some amazing people!”
With over a decade of ministry experience, William McDowell exemplifies humility and appreciation. He consistently honors those whom God is using to impact the world, reminding every one of the importance of gratitude and the celebration of one another in God’s work.
Hold onto your leather jackets – the wildest ride of 2025 is here.
Steve Blacknell – TV face, radio voice, rock PR, and the man who dated Kate Bush – is dropping his bombshell memoir Tales From The Bedroom Wall on July 9th, and it is everything. The highs? Concorde with Phil Collins to Live Aid. MTV fame. Hanging with Alice Cooper, Lemmy, and David Cassidy – often in hot tubs or backstage chaos. The lows? Addiction. Broken hearts. A speedboat explosion!
His rollercoaster love life includes a marriage to iconic ‘60s groupie Catherine James, who once lived with Mick Jaggerand was Eric Clapton’s muse. But it’s not just name-dropping. Blacknell opens up about his bulimia, lost fortunes, and his long, winding path back to the love of his life, Maggie.
With a foreword from Bill Wyman and stories that read like a rockumentary on steroids, this memoir is as outrageous and addictive as the man himself.
Available July 9th from Old Treacle Press. Rock on.
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