[News] VaShawn Mitchell Leads Conference At Brookland Baptist Church & Convention Center – February 26 – February 29

Top-selling Gospel artist, multiple award winner, 3x Grammy nominee, and President of the Gospel Heritage Foundation VaShawn Mitchell brings the International Worship & Arts Summit LEAP 2020 to Columbia’s Brookland Baptist Church & Convention Center this month.  Under Mitchell’s leadership, the Gospel Heritage Foundation provides the gospel music community the opportunity to connect with church leaders from around the globe. The summit is the premier gathering for education, empowerment, and inspiration. The 3-day conference will include daily sessions and nightly services that will honor some of the gospel genre’s top artists and ministers. Several popular artists will be making appearances throughout the week, including Donald Lawrence, Erica Campbell, Jekalyn Carr, Todd Dulaney, Bishop Noel Jones, and many more.  All evening services are free, and open to the public with doors opening at 6:30pm. Tickets, conference schedule and more is available at: https://www.gospelheritage.org/int-l-worship-summitWHO: Multiple Stellar, Dove Award Winner VaShawn MitchellWHAT: International Worship & Arts Summit LEAP 2020WHEN: Wednesday, February 26 – Saturday, February 29WHERE: Brookland Baptist Church & Convention Center1066 Sunset Blvd, West Columbia, SC 29169 About VaShawn Mitchell3x GRAMMY® Award-nominee recording artist/songwriter VaShawn Mitchell has been hailed as Gospel music’s connector. Throughout his celebrated career, Mitchell has been the plug for established and emerging artists, serving as a real energetic, creative source for artists both as a writer, and producer all while charting a path of his own as an exceptional talent. Combining passionate lyrics and stellar musicianship, Mitchell has cultivated a hallmark sound that has always been and continues to be affirming, inspiring, and produces power-filled songs. The Gospel Heritage Foundation was founded in 1994 by Dr. Teresa Hairston. It is not affiliated with any denominational organization and is open to the public and encourages diversity. Mitchell was named the Foundation’s president in 2017