Renowned author, Emmy Award-winning television co-host, international speaker, and singer-songwriter, Dr. Michelle McKinney Hammond, emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel message beyond traditional boundaries. In an interview with cultural informant and journalist Clifford Yaw Frimpong, Ms. McKinney Hammond expressed her belief in the urgent need for the world to embrace the good news through innovative and creative means.
Last month, Michelle McKinney Hammond and her band, Relevance, launched their latest album, “Rock for the Rock,” at the vibrant venue of Zen Garden in Accra. This album serves as a tool to reach a wider audience, regardless of their religious beliefs or background. Ms. McKinney Hammond’s goal is to spread faith-based positivity and inspire individuals from all walks of life.
Relevance’s music, described as “Rockspiration,” blends rock, jazz, reggae, and Afro beats, offering a unique and captivating musical experience. Attendees at the album launch were treated to an electrifying performance that left a lasting impact, transcending ordinary entertainment.
With over 40 bestselling books to her name, Michelle McKinney Hammond has touched the lives of readers globally, providing valuable insights on love, faith, relationships, and personal growth. Her speaking engagements have motivated countless individuals to pursue their passions and deepen their connection with God.
Through her music and lyrics, Ms. McKinney Hammond continues to use her musical talents to spread messages of faith and spirituality to a wider audience. “Rock for the Rock” invites listeners of all faiths to embark on a journey of spiritual enlightenment and empowerment, guided by the limitless power of God’s presence.
For those seeking a transformative Easter experience, Ms. McKinney Hammond invites everyone to attend “Relevance Rocks Easter,” a music cantata celebrating the essence of the Easter story. The event will take place on Sunday, March 24, 2024, at IPC Hope Temple in East Legon, opposite The Underbridge Event Center, from 5-7 pm.
Clifford Yaw Frimpong
