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Lisa Grace Harris for We Believe today
Lisa Grace.
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June 15, 2025

Lisa Grace Harris for We Believe today

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WARD-WINNING gospel artiste Lisa Grace Harris will be one of the major acts at We Believe: The Glorious Edition at Turtle River Park in Ocho Rios, St Ann, today.

The Jamaican-born artiste who is now based in Antigua explained that she was happy to be back on home soil to deliver her best.

“It’s a privilege to be able to perform on the platform, and I feel very blessed. The preparation has been going great, in terms of me mentally preparing myself and getting into the Word to ensure that it’s going to be a great ministry,” she told the
Jamaica Observer.

The bill will also feature Sister Pat, Petra Kaye, Sebastian Braham, Kevin Heath, and others.

Harris is also a renowned clinical psychologist, mental health consultant, a 30-time international award-winning artiste, and two-time Grammy-nominated act. She is also a global peace ambassador.

She was recently nominated in the Ghana Merit Awards in the Female International Gospel Artiste of the Year category.

Harris explained that she makes time for each role in order to fulfil her missions.

“I just do everything simultaneously and prioritise as I go along. There’s no actual ‘balance’, per se,” she admitted.

Harris hopes to collaborate with international artistes Tamela Mann, Kirk Franklin, and Tasha Cobbs Leonard. For Jamaican acts, she would like to work with Jermaine Edwards, Kevin Downswell, and Petra Kaye.

 

— Kediesha Perry

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