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Benjamin Dube bows out from Spirit of Praise

Renowned gospel star and reverend Benjamin Dube has cordially parted ways with the Spirit of Praise Collective to devote himself to his calling.

This comes after Benjamin shared he believes that the time has come fully focus on the next phase of his calling, which includes expanding his personal ministry, mentoring the next generation of gospel artists and pursuing projects aligned with the unique mandate God has placed on his life.

The I Need Thee singer shared that this was not a decision that was taken lightly, it was concluded after he prayed, reflected and had conversations with key stakeholders about it.

“This decision was not made lightly, as Spirit of Praise has been an important part of Rev Dube’s ministry journey over the years. Through this platform, countless lives have been touched, worship has been elevated, and the message of Christ has reached multitudes both locally and globally.”

Benjamin expressed heartfelt gratitude towards Spirit Music Group, the Spirit of Praise team, and its owners, Aubrey Peacock and Matthew Nkabinde.

“He remains deeply and eternally grateful to Spirit Music Group, the Spirit of Praise team, and the owners of Spirit of Praise, Aubrey Peacock and Matthew Nkabinde, for the years of fruitful partnership, mutual respect, and impactful ministry. Rev. Dube departs with nothing but love, honour, and profound appreciation in his heart. As always, Rev. Dube continues to uphold the Kingdom of God as his highest priority and looks forward to continuing to minister across the globe in ways that bring glory to Jesus Christ,” read the statement.

 

 

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Benjamin has released soul soothing and healing songs with the Spirit of Praise Collective such as Elshadai Meddley.

 

Also see: Benjamin Dube and Dr Tumi set to open for Tash Cobbs

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