Guyanese gospel artiste nominated for 2013 Atlanta Caribbean Gospel Award

March 15, 2013March 15, 2013 TIMES INT'L

Sometimes success comes at the end of a long journey and it proves that hard work and dedication pays off. Guyanese gospel artiste/minister Trenacia Esseboom-McKend is making strides and her work is now being acknowledged, not just locally but regionally and now in North America, in a way that many long for.

In the shadows of a rare few other Guyanese musicians, Trenacia now finds herself in the ranking of other Caribbean gospel artistes, as she has been nominated for Gospel Music Minister of the Year (Female) at the Atlanta Caribbean Music Awards, which will be held in Atlanta, USA later this year. The 2013 ACGMA celebration is poised to take Atlanta by storm.
Birthed from an effort to give back to the ministers and individuals who made the music possible, the awards will be more than recognition of talents

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