Stratcomm Africa, a communication and reputation management agency, on Saturday held its 7th edition of annual praise and thanksgiving event dubbed ?Praise Jam 2012?in Accra.
The event under the theme: ?Back to the Father with Praise? brought together staff of Stratcomm Africa, renowned gospel artistes, clients and the general public to express gratitude to God through song ministration.
The programme was also aimed at creating a platform for the company and its stakeholders to thank God for His goodness throughout the year.
Ms Esther Cobbah, Chief Executive Officer of Stratcomm Africa, said the theme was timely because it is designed to bring hearts to God as we praise and worship and that in every moment of our lives, we have cause to sing the praises of God for the good things done for us.
She said as another year comes to an end and are about to celebrate the birth of Christ, there was the need to let our praises rise to the throne room of grace.
Ms Esther Cobbah said that Stratcomm Africa had delivered professional communication services to enhance the performance of clients from diverse backgrounds, because the company finds its strength in the name of the Lord.
Ms Hannah Djanmah, Assistant Manager, Business and Communication of Stratcomm Africa, said their outfit provides national and international clients professional communication and reputation management services of the highest quality.
She said Stratcomm Africa has been able to develop and implement systematic and comprehensive communication strategies to achieve profitability for individuals, private, public, national and international organisations.
Ministering at this year?s event are seasoned Ghanaian artistes including Danny Nettey, Stella Seal, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Cwesi Oteng, Becky Bonney, Joe Mettle, Nana Adjei Perbi. Others include, Classic Africa Orchestra, Tema Youth Choir and Pastor Bright Mensah.
The atmosphere was filled with comforting jazz music, as guests arrived at the National Theatre to enjoy an evening of praise and thanksgiving.
The high point of the night was a surprise performance by the artistes with their contemporary gospel musicians who thrilled the crowd with their version of the inspiring songs.
Ms Cobbah and Tsatsu Tsikata, her husband were seen thrilled and dancing to the tune of the music and the audience who filled each given seat at the National Theatre, had in their hands Stratcomm Africa branded white handkerchiefs wave them to the glory of God.
Stratcomm Africa instituted the Praise Jam annual event in 2007, to publicly acknowledge God?s goodness, edify believers, present the joy of being in the Lord with those who have not yet experienced it, and to praise and thank God with all and sundry.
GNA
