The journey of the Bethel Revival Choir

 


Public Relations (PR) expert and soprano singer for Bethel Revival Choir, Adelaide Ama Datsomor, has shared their journey of humble beginnings.

According to her, choir has been around since the 1980’s beginning with their uncles and aunties who later handed over to them.
Talking about how the choir suddenly went viral to Eunice Tornyi on e.tv Ghana’s ‘African Women’s Voices Show’, she said, “Bethel revival choir is actually the praise and worship choir of the Global Evangelical Church-Kotobaabi, and we were just into praise and worship in church but along the line, we realized that most of the songs we were singing in church was either Twi, Ga or English with very little Ewe songs in the system. So, we decided to revamp some of the old Ewe songs and share with others.” 

She furthered that along the line the group started a monthly worship session, every first Sunday of the month because they realized people do not get enough dancing time in church. 
“We felt people needed to worship and praise so, every first Sunday of the month we have a 2 hours non interruptive praise and worship session where we invite friends to come and join in,” she added.

Adelaide asserted that after a while, they realized it was no longer about the church so they decided to bless the world with what they’ve been doing.

“So we decided in 2018 that was 10 years after we had started our worship nights to give it out to the Lord and God decided to blow our minds as we’re currently seeing” she emphasized.

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