Sunday, August 30, saw Victory Bible Church’s Dominion Sanctuary host GLORIFIED 2026, a gospel concert that blended worship with a showcase of new and veteran talent. After the regular morning service, the auditorium filled again with music, performances and an extended evening of praise under the theme “His Grace and Mercy.”
The lineup opened with budding artists Naa, Tasha, William, Essah and Maame Biamah, who led worship and introduced the next generation of gospel music. The energy surged when urban gospel artist Kinzkid took the stage, followed by spoken‑word performer Jeffery Nortey, whose ministration added a new dimension to the evening.
Gospel heavyweight Joe Mettle delivered a powerful set that deepened the worship experience, prompting the congregation to sing, dance and lift their voices in praise. The night’s highlight was Perez Musik, who moved through a repertoire of his popular songs, recorded new Ga-language tracks live on stage, and kept the worship atmosphere alive throughout the event.
GLORIFIED 2026 emphasized emerging talent, giving younger artists a platform to perform before a large audience alongside established gospel ministers. Attendees praised the event’s punctual start at 4 p.m. and the overall production quality.
For thousands who filled the Dominion Sanctuary, the evening offered more than a concert—it was a Sunday experience that transitioned from traditional church worship to a celebration of gospel music, culture and worship.
