March 12, 2024 • 2 mins
Story by: Gail Nobles
Background music by: Pixabay
Today I want to talk about the Encore Gospel Magazine that was launched in 2005 as a digital magazine and a division of Total Prayze Entertainment Group. Encore has since expanded into a leading multimedia brand consisting of a magazine, a music television production studio, Encore Entertainment, an online music video platform: A podcast network and more. The magazine features cover stories like Jekalyn Carr.
It’s good to have gospel magazines. I don’t remember any black gospel music magazines in the 80’s and 90’s on the shelf at the bookstore. It was always the Ebony, Jet, and RightOn magazines that were so popular about black entertainment. There may have been some black gospel music magazines around during that time, but I just didn’t see them.
It seemed as if the Rock n Roll entertainers were the ones that stood out on the bookshelfs and television the most. It seemed like they were the ones getting the publicity constantly.
I mostly heard about gospel singers mostly through radio on Sunday mornings on a show called Inspirations Across America. There was a program on Black Entertainment Television hosted by Dr. Bobby Jones (Bobby Jones Gospel). The series premiered on Sunday, January 27, 1980, two days after the network's January 25 launch. I didn’t always know about the show, and I didn’t always have cable or satellite.
But getting back to the Encore Gospel Magazine, it’s great to have it. It’s great to read & keep up with some of your greastest and favorite gospel stars. It’s great to read & keep up with some of your greatest and favorite gospel stars. The Encore Entertainment Magazine is a division of Total Prayze Entertainment Group created & designed by David M. Wallace.
To learn more about the magazine and the entertainment group, music, film, television. live events, go to totalprayze.com. Prayze is spelled P R A Y Z E. That’s totalprayze.com.
I’m Gail Nobles. Thank you for tuning into Gospel Greats.
About the great gospel singers.
Background music by: Pixabay
Today I want to talk about the Encore Gospel Magazine that was launched in 2005 as a digital magazine and a division of Total Prayze Entertainment Group. Encore has since expanded into a leading multimedia brand consisting of a magazine, a music television production studio, Encore Entertainment, an online music video platform: A podcast network and more. The magazine features cover stories like Jekalyn Carr.
It’s good to have gospel magazines. I don’t remember any black gospel music magazines in the 80’s and 90’s on the shelf at the bookstore. It was always the Ebony, Jet, and RightOn magazines that were so popular about black entertainment. There may have been some black gospel music magazines around during that time, but I just didn’t see them.
It seemed as if the Rock n Roll entertainers were the ones that stood out on the bookshelfs and television the most. It seemed like they were the ones getting the publicity constantly.
I mostly heard about gospel singers mostly through radio on Sunday mornings on a show called Inspirations Across America. There was a program on Black Entertainment Television hosted by Dr. Bobby Jones (Bobby Jones Gospel). The series premiered on Sunday, January 27, 1980, two days after the network's January 25 launch. I didn’t always know about the show, and I didn’t always have cable or satellite.
But getting back to the Encore Gospel Magazine, it’s great to have it. It’s great to read & keep up with some of your greastest and favorite gospel stars. It’s great to read & keep up with some of your greatest and favorite gospel stars. The Encore Entertainment Magazine is a division of Total Prayze Entertainment Group created & designed by David M. Wallace.
To learn more about the magazine and the entertainment group, music, film, television. live events, go to totalprayze.com. Prayze is spelled P R A Y Z E. That’s totalprayze.com.
I’m Gail Nobles. Thank you for tuning into Gospel Greats.
About the great gospel singers.
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(00:00):
Today, I want to talk aboutthe Encore Gospel magazine that was launched in
two thousand five as a digital magazineand a division of Total Praise Entertainment Group.
Encore has since expanded into a leadingmultimedia brand consisting of the magazine,
(00:23):
a music television production studio, EncoreEntertainment and online music video platform, a
podcast network, and more. Themagazine features cover stories like Jackaline Car It's
good to have gospel magazines. Idon't remember any black gospel music magazines in
(00:50):
the eighties and nineties. On theshelf at the bookstore. It was always
the Ebony Jet and write On magazinesthat were so popular about black entertainment.
There may have been some black gospelmagazines around during that time, but I
(01:11):
just didn't see them. It seemedas if the rock and roll entertainers were
the ones that stood out on thebookshelves the most. It seemed like they
were the ones getting the publicity constantly. I mostly heard about gospel singles through
(01:33):
radio on Sunday mornings on a showcalled Inspirations Across America. There was a
program on Black entertainment television hosted bydoctor Bobby Jones. The series premiered on
Sunday, January twenty seventh, nineteeneighty, two days after the network's January
(01:57):
twenty fifth launch. I didn't knowalways know about the show, and I
didn't always have cable or satellite.But getting back to the Encore Gospel magazine,
it's great to have. It's greatto read and keep up with some
of your greatest and favorite gospel stars. The Encore Entertainment Magazine is a division
(02:23):
of Total Praise Entertainment Group, createdand designed by David M. Wallace.
To learn more about the magazine andthe entertainment group, music, film,
television, live events, go toTotalpraise dot com. Praise a spelled p
(02:45):
r a y ze. That's Totalpraisedot com. I'm Gail Nobles. Thank
you for tuning in to gospel greats.
Today, I want to talk aboutthe Encore Gospel magazine that was launched in
two thousand five as a digital magazineand a division of Total Praise Entertainment Group.
Encore has since expanded into a leadingmultimedia brand consisting of the magazine,
(00:23):
a music television production studio, EncoreEntertainment and online music video platform, a
podcast network, and more. Themagazine features cover stories like Jackaline Car It's
good to have gospel magazines. Idon't remember any black gospel music magazines in
(00:50):
the eighties and nineties. On theshelf at the bookstore. It was always
the Ebony Jet and write On magazinesthat were so popular about black entertainment.
There may have been some black gospelmagazines around during that time, but I
(01:11):
just didn't see them. It seemedas if the rock and roll entertainers were
the ones that stood out on thebookshelves the most. It seemed like they
were the ones getting the publicity constantly. I mostly heard about gospel singles through
(01:33):
radio on Sunday mornings on a showcalled Inspirations Across America. There was a
program on Black entertainment television hosted bydoctor Bobby Jones. The series premiered on
Sunday, January twenty seventh, nineteeneighty, two days after the network's January
(01:57):
twenty fifth launch. I didn't knowalways know about the show, and I
didn't always have cable or satellite.But getting back to the Encore Gospel magazine,
it's great to have. It's greatto read and keep up with some
of your greatest and favorite gospel stars. The Encore Entertainment Magazine is a division
(02:23):
of Total Praise Entertainment Group, createdand designed by David M. Wallace.
To learn more about the magazine andthe entertainment group, music, film,
television, live events, go toTotalpraise dot com. Praise a spelled p
(02:45):
r a y ze. That's Totalpraisedot com. I'm Gail Nobles. Thank
you for tuning in to gospel greats.
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