Bishop David G. Evans, one of the today’s most prominent pastors, has just released his sophomore CD entitled Bishop David G. Evans Presents Automatic Praise! Live. Recorded live at Bethany Baptist Church in Lindenwold, NJ, where Evans pastors 27,000 members, the CD showcased the Abundant Harvest Mass Choir along with other notable gospel recording artists and musicians. Evans made sure to keep the true meaning of Sunday Morning Worship by recording during the morning worship services on Sunday, March 30, 2008.

Evans tapped some of gospel’s best known producers such as Gary Diggs, no stranger to the gospel industry, and his own Minister of Music, well-known recording artist, Lonnie Hunter. The talented producer/keyboardist Cedric Thompson, songwriter Vashawn Mitchell, and guest artists Earnest Pugh, Chris Harris, GB5, Puchi Colon, and Sam Towns were featured. The lead single “Let Go”, led by Samuel R. Johnson, Sr. is a clever cut displaying a traditional yet contemporary feel. Songs like “Perfect Peace (Why Should I Be Bound)” with Pugh as lead vocalist and “Do Something” by Hunter leave the listener in a powerful place of praise. Sam Towns, a well-known worship leader from Australia contributes his CCM-influenced tracks “Hosanna” and “Make A Joyful Noise”, a single serviced to Contemporary Christian radio stations. Each song demonstrates a diverse mix which appeals to gospel music lovers of all kinds.

Bishop David G. Evans is seen on the Trinity Broadcast Network and StreamingFaith.com. Automatic Praise! Live follows Healed Without Scars, Evans’ Billboard-charting musical component to his best selling book of the same name. Evans is Prelate of the Abundant Harvest Fellowship of Churches covering 500,000 individuals internationally. For more information on Bishop David G. Evans, go to www.davidgevans.com.

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