Gospel music has always played a big role in American culture. Now, the music's wide-ranging history is being celebrated at Nashville's new Museum of Christian & Gospel Music.

Leo Sacks’ life changed when he walked into the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival’s Gospel Tent in 1982 and discovered the glorious force that was Raymond Anthony Myles. A “skeptical New York ...

Big Freedia stops by the Rivian Electric Roadhouse for a chat… AND to world premiere her life affirming new gospel-house track “Take My Hand.” Big Freedia stops by the Rivian Electric Roadhouse for a ...

From her mellow early days studio recordings through to recent year highs like Gore Remakomborero and Munochengeta, Jane Doka ...

The Watson Family Singers were some of the first gospel performers on the radio, thanks to their All Nations Pentecostal ...

The Holy Father affirms that faith “unites us beyond our personalities, our cultural and geographical origins, our language, ...

The Clark Sisters — Jackie, Dorinda, Denise, Twinkie and Karen — were one of the most important gospel groups of the 20th century. The sisters grew up in Detroit and learned to sing from their mother, ...

Milo Rau has retold the Passion of Christ through the story of migrant workers in Italy fighting for rights and citizenship. By Eleanor Stanford VENICE — In his celebrated 2018 manifesto on how ...