For nearly two decades, The Unity Singers have been a beacon of gospel music, spreading their message across Jamaica and beyond. This year, the group has earned its second nomination for Group of the Year at the prestigious Sterling Gospel Music Awards, a testament to their unwavering dedication to their ministry. Shane Haslam, CEO of Unity Singers Ministry, expressed profound gratitude for the recognition, emphasizing that the nomination reaffirms their commitment to their divine calling, regardless of the outcome. The group, comprising talented sopranos, altos, tenors, keyboardists, drummers, and bass players, has remained a non-denominational force, drawing members from diverse church backgrounds such as Apostolic, Pentecostal, Church of God, and Tabernacle ministries. Over the years, The Unity Singers have performed at major concerts, national events, and international tours, sharing stages with renowned gospel artists like Rhoda Isabella and Marion Hall. Their journey, marked by spiritual growth and musical excellence, has resulted in seven original songs, including recent hits like ‘Redeem Praise Medley.’ The group’s inception in 2005 was inspired by a vision of unity and divine purpose, and despite a brief hiatus, their ministry was revived in 2007, flourishing under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The Unity Singers’ mission remains centered on transforming lives through the power of gospel music, fostering fellowship, and sharing testimonies. As they prepare for the Sterling Gospel Music Awards this Saturday, they stand alongside other nominees, including Levy’s Heritage and Genesis Praise Squad, in a celebration of gospel music’s impact and influence.
Unity Singers upbeat over second Sterling Gospel Music Awards nomination
