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Clint Brown in concert at the Event Center tonight at 7

Saturday, November 08, 2008 3:00 AM | Printer friendly version | E-mail to a friend |

Pastor Clint Brown will be live in concert at the Event Center located on the campus of Cornerstone Church, 315 Webb Road, tonight at 7.

Pastor Brown, a songwriter, singer and musician has written, recorded and performed more than 300 worship songs all over the world, many still remaining on the top 10 of the praise and worship charts. He has composed 16 albums, been nominated for 3 Dove Awards, was a featured artist on the album "Songs for a Purpose Driven Life" and featured on "101 Greatest Worship Songs."

Selling more than 1 million albums, Brown just released his 18th album titled "Alone 2." Some of his prior hits include "Say The Name," "I Wanna Be More Like You," "You Are," "Zion"and "Lord I Live." He has worked with many artists, including Ron Kenoly, Vicki Winans, Bishop Paul S. Morton and Beverly Crawford.

His passion for ministry reaches beyond music. Pastor Brown is the senior pastor of Faithworld Church, where he has a multicultural congregation of over 5,000 members with more than 30 different nationalities. He also oversees a major music conference each year titled Judah Music Conference, hosting more than 500 churches from all over the world and teaches keys to leadership and ministry. His message is clear: "Praise brings change to every situation in your life and worship is the relationship with the Life Giver."Tickets are $15 at the door. Doors will open at 6 p.m.

For information or to purchase tickets, contact 704-855-1218 ext. 100.

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