Cheryl Wills
Urbanbuzzmag.com
By Nigeria Anderson
ISN’T HER GRACE AMAZING!
Cheryl Wills is a Talk Show Host, Author and Emmy Award-winning journalist celebrating a 30 year anniversary. Cheryl Wills launches her latest book, Isn’t Her Grace Amazing!:The Women Who Changed Gospel Music, in honor of 25 legendary gospel queens whose dynamic voices impacted the nation and transformed the gospel genre. In her stunning coffee table book, Wills chronicles gospel legends of the past, as well as heralding the artists of today in a lavishly illustrated composition filled with in-depth interviews, never-before-seen images, behind the scenes stories, uncovered gems and more. As many women in the gospel industry often go unnoticed and underappreciated for their talents, including writing, arranging, directing, developing singers and more. Wills’ book allows each of these phenomenal artisans their moment to shine. Isn’t Her Grace Amazing!:The Women Who Changed Gospel Music, takes you back in time of a cultural upheaval, which represents a historical narrative that is long overdue. I had an opportunity to speak with Cheryl Wills about what set her on this enormous path.
Jana Jackson is collecting critical acclaim from T. D Jakes, Oprah Winfrey and has joined the Key Player family of Urban Buzz Magazine. Jana Jackson has release her new single Amazing. She is a PK (preacher’s kid) raised in Nashville, Tennessee, known for her soulful vocals and her genuine love for people and for God. Her musical gift has truly made room for her. Jana Jackson has a powerful alliance with the Lord, which is shared in our interview of her awesome testimony of being blind since birth and her journey continues. In addition to being a gospel recording artist you will learn some of the great contributions she provides for the body of Christ as a true business woman. It will truly make you believe all things are possible with Christ. Believing that nothing is impossible with the Lord on our side, Jana Jackson encourages us to dare to trust Him in all things, so that He can show us His path for us. Proverbs 3:5-6
Bathsheba Smithen is a lyricist, educator, recording artist, author and motivational speaker, spreading a victory message Let’s Get It Rockin her latest single. She is gifted, talented and smart. Bathsheba Smithen turned her struggles into strengths and found out who she is in the process. Most importantly, she’s on a mission to inspire, educate and empower those who tussle with their identity unaware of the greatness God has placed within them. Self identity is a war which stirs within, not nurtured it can leave many confused and frustrated. Bathsheba Smithen shared with us her own testimony of what it took to push past obstacles to reach victory.
Bishop George Davis a teacher, worshiper, songwriter, influential leader and pastor of Impact Church in Jacksonville, Florida has released his new CD Captured by Your Love . Throughout this album, listeners will hear shades of Bishop Davis’s personal story. One of UBM’s favorites off the Cd is For the Rest of My Days. However, you will enjoy the entire Cd with special features of Key Players like Gail Holmes and Uncle Reece. We are extremely honored to always take part in celebrating the anointed and gifted in the five fold ministry. I had the awesome pleasure of speaking with Bishop George Davis regarding music, ministry and encouraging others through various gifts given to us which work within us. I would like you to listen to this great interview as we touch on various issues regarding prosperity and purpose.
It’s hard sometimes to see the Lord in your midst when things are going well but He becomes very recognizable when the enemy comes in like a flood. Especially, when you know Him. Deborah Simpkins is a powerful motivational speaker, minister, entrepreneurial and author/publisher. I was super excited to interview Mrs. Simpkins regarding her new book Ministers with White Collars & Black Secrets: The Truth Exposed. Although, I did not read the book prior to this interview. Based on the title, the principle remains the same. One which comes to mind, you will reap what you sow. I am glad to hear Mrs. Simpkins account regarding her church hurt experience. An experience many try to keep silent about. In order for us to heal, sometimes you have to talk about it. Amen. I believe this interview will help everyone who listens.