Jacquie Gales Webb

Jacquie Gales Webb, Winston Chaney, Tracy Morgan and Anthony Brown announced the new 96.3 WHUR Gospel lineup.

We talked with Pastor Michael Lampkin and Gospel artist Stephen Hurd, whose faith and talents have inspired millions.

Dr. King will be releasing his new book, “Drop, Damaged and Deliver” and Earnest Pugh’s new book will be titled “Abiding in the Place of Worship.”

The sisters shared their contribution to the hit biopic, Lifetime’s “The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel.”

Byron Cage is a multiple Stellar award-winning Gospel artist who is the Minister of Music at Ebenezer AME in Fort Washington, Maryland. Byron’s song, “Broken, But I’m Healed” was sung as the family walked into the sanctuary at George Floyd’s funeral in Houston.

Bishop also told us how he came to record “Something About The Name, Jesus” with Kirk Franklin and blessed us by the singing of the song in the interview.

We were joined by the dynamic Dr. Jamal Harrison Bryant and Gospel singer Mike McClure, Jr. better known as Pastor Mike, Jr.  Both Pastor’s urged us to pray for God’s Will in our lives.

It’s HUR@HOME Inspiration NOW streaming live on Facebook, Youtube and WHUR.com!

Join me each and every Sunday evening at 6pm to a new IG Live chat with the biggest names in Gospel music and our area’s top spiritual leaders.

Pastor Wesley announced Alfred Street’s initiative to donate to organizations making a difference in the fight against COVID-19. Donald Lawrence gave insight into his production of the music for The Clark Sisters biopic movie that premiered on Lifetime April 10th.

HUR@Home Inspiration is a new series that connects you with leaders and artists in their homes during the COVID-19 crisis via 96.3 WHUR’s Instagram Live chat. Be sure to catch the next installment of HUR@Home Inspiration each and every Sunday at 6pm on WHUR’s Instagram Live!

By Jacquie Gales Webb

By Jacquie Gales Webb

By Jacquie Gales Webb

Congratulations to the Smithsonian Anacostia Museum on its new Director and reopening!

Congratulations to Nolan Williams and NEWorks and the Smithsonian NMAAHC on their choral/orchestral concert exploring the intersection between science and spirituality hosted by Denise Graves-Montgomery at the 19th Street Baptist Church!

Sunday Afternoon Gospel Celebrates Gospel Music Heritage Month