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About 3 Featured Artist 4 Event Details 14 Where to Get Tickets 16 How To HOSTED BY: DESTINY FELLOWSHIP CHURCH CONTENTS About 3 Featured Artist 4 Event Details 14 How to Pay 15 Where to get Tickets 16 ABOUT Rooted in the confession of Psalm 14:2, Relentless exists to glorify God by uniting people in worship and prayer for a spiritual awakening in this generation. From its start in 2017, the Relentless Worship Experience has had a singular mission calling all people from across and around Cape Town to live for what matters most. For us, what matters most is the name and renown of Jesus. We believe in this generation and we are watching God use them to change the climate of faith around Cape Town. Relentless has had the privilege of encountering people whose lives have been transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit. Their voice is getting louder as they rise, united as a generation, bringing hope and light to the across Cape Town. Relentless is more than music. More than an event. Relentless is a generation living for His Name. The wave is growing and we invite you to join the movement. DON VINO Facebook: @donvinofanpage With many years of experience in the music industry since 2009 Don Vino along with his amazing band plays any genre of music from Jazz to Gospel, R&B to Afrikaans music. In more recent years. Don Vino has added Musical Theatre performances and Musical Director to his list of attributes. He made his debut theatre performance in the hit musical production David Kramer’s Songbook in 2007 which led him to his role as Music Director in 3 Wise Men, also a David Kramer produc- tion, and featured Mark Lottering, Riaad Moosa and Nik Rabinowitz. Recent shows musically directed by Don Vino include Alistair Izobell’s Radio classics, Slick Swing and the Mayoral Show at The Grand Arena called Sizzling Sisters In Song which featured, Judith Sephuma, Laurika Rauch, Bianca La Grange, Vicky Sampson, Black Byrd, PJ Powers and Natalia De Rocha. David Kramer’s Kat and The Kings as well as Blood Brothers. 2014 Marked the year where Don Vino along with fellow musician, Jonathan Rubain took their well known production “Intimate Nights” to the Baxter Theatre to sold out audiences for not just one, but two successful runs. 2015 saw Him debut his first ONE MAN show ‘FROM ELSIES TO THE WORLD’ which ran for 2 sold out nights at the Baxter Theatre. Donveno has also been the Artisic Director for ESP Afrika and The Cape Town International Jazz Festival’s Training and Development program since 2011. He is currently leading a community music school in Delft which is a Non-Profit Organisation. Here he has been training underprivileged youth of the Delft community to read and perform music for the last 6years. SHAWN GEORGE Facebook @shawngeorgemusic Shawn started leading worship in the AFM church and later cre- ated a flair and passion for producing a sound of his own. Shawn believes the coloured people have a peculiar sound and should be exhibited as such. He started the group called Evergreen consisting of a male duet with backing vocals a four piece band. This band has travelled Cape Town predominantly and has won the hearts of the Christian audiences. The band travelled to the likes of PE, Johannes- burg and Pretoria. Shawn has also made inroads in the mainstream as vocal coach for the Shoprite Popstars under the auspices of Maine Groove since 2014. In the interim, Shawn has travelled to Pretoria and Johannesburg alongside Vashawn Mitchell (USA- song: Nobody Greater). He has ministered to the likes and shared stage with Michaell Pitss, Sheryl Brady ( Potter’s House Texas) , Keion Henderson(Light House Dallas Texas), Jerome Campher ( New Faith Cape Town) as well as Shekinah Full Gospel. He is also featured on the Neville D presents album released in 2011. Shawn George has just written, produced and released a single with Joshua Generation called Psalm 150 1 May 2016. His debut single Oh my Soul is currently available on Itunes & Google Play. VARONICA MEYER Facebook @VaronicaMeyerMusic The purity of her worship has continually revealed itself through her constant glorification of God’s name. She prides herself on serving the Most High God. Growing up in Kraaifontein, Cape Town, Varonica Meyer then further built her music career in Johannesburg and has returned to the mother city. Varonica was a member of the multi-platinum and Grammy award winning gospel group Israel Houghton & The Sound of The New Breed She has worked with the likes of Kunjalo, Neville D, Jonathan Rubain, Fred Hammond, KimBurrell, Hezekiah Walker, Donnie McClurken and Marvin Sapp to name a few. This channel of worship aspires to worship and praise God in all that she does. In addition, her official single titled Father of Wonder has been released for streaming and can be accessed on Sound Cloud. Accounts of her ministry stretch far beyond the comprehension of the mind. Pioneers of this industry say that; “Varonica’s voice will undeni- ably linger on in the corridors of your heart.Her vocal acrobatics will send shivers up your spine with vocal manoeuvres that will leave you breathless and panting for more. The produce of her heart is worship and we love her because she loves God, we respect her, because she reverently lives her life in accordance to his Word and we adore her because we know He loves her.” Ultimately, Varonica Meyer desires to continuously move as a vessel for Jesus. DESTINED Facebook @destined.muzic The group name “Destined” is inspired by Veronica Meyer who has played a major role in mentoring the duo in preparation for their CD single. Not only did they have a successful launch of their CD single, a week after the launch, they were nominated for “Best New Comers, Best New Song, and Best Contemporary Song”. Ultimately, they walked away with the brand new award for “Best New Comers” at The Victory Gospel Music Awards 2016. The duo is often credited along with New Generation Gospel Group as well as Kingdom Generation Band. In addition, both of them performed on different stages and platforms as Backing Vo- cals for the likes of C3 Church, KBMI International, Charlyn Davids, Gathering 2017 where they backed Noel Robinson, Integrity Signed artist from UK and SA’s multi-award winning, International renowned and platinum selling R&B singer, Loyiso Bala and many more. Destined’s future goals and dreams are to release their own album whilst traveling the world to proclaim the name of Jesus through their ministry of singing songs of praise. a consectetur porta. www.musicevent.com KUNJALO Facebook @KunjaloLFT The group Kunjalo consists of very talented musicians and singers in and around Elsiesriver, Cape Town South Africa. Presently, the group consists of 9 vocalists, 5 musicians, 2 technical staff members, and the group leader/manager. Kunjalo was formed in 2001 when a need was identified for a group of this nature to be called into existence. From the inception of the group, they were known to do original music. The focus of the group, are to be role models for young people illustrating the fact that one can overcome your circumstances by using your talents. The Kunjalo Music Ministry also creates platforms for young upcoming artists to develop their gifts, giving them exposure to various stages across the world. The choice of the name was meant to affirm this belief: Kunjalo is a Xhosa word which means “It is so”. All things are possible. Achievements: Kunjalo hosted a HIV/AIDS concert as part of an Awareness Campaign, and appeared under the auspices of an internationally acclaimed organization, Rainbow Push Coalition, whose leader is the Rev Jesse Jackson. The ONE VOICE AIDS Awareness Campaign was held at the Good Hope Centre, Cape Town in 2001. This event was attended by 8500 people from across the world. The event led to Kunjalo’s first international USA tour of 2001, and the success of the tour led to many more international tours 2001 – USA Interstate Tour, 2002 – USA Interstate Tour, 2003 – Spain, London, Scotland 2005 – London, 2006 – USA Interstate Tour, 2007 – US Interstate Tour 2008 – Europe Tour, 2014 – USA Interstate Tour, 2015 – Namibia Tour Locally, Kunjalo performed at the Jazzathon for 5 years consecutively. The jazzathon is an annual jazz extravaganza that is held at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town. This makes the group the most featured gospel group at this event which sees mostly jazz/secular artists performing. The event is attended by more than 700 000 people over the 4-day period. Kunjalo performed with World renowned, artists, during their South African tours in (Cape Town) such as Fred Hammond, Simon Seekoei, Donnie Mc Clurkin, Bebe & Cece Winans, Bishop Hezekiah Walker, Wilmot Fredericks, Kurt Carr, Neville D, JJ Hairston, Marvin Sapp and others. April 2002 – Kunjalo recorded their first CD – Malibongwe, Dec 2005 – Kunjalo released their second CD – Be Ready, Dec 2006 – Kunjalo released their 3RD CD – Pinkster Treffers (Vol 1). Dec 2008 – Kunjalo released their 4th cd – Pinkster Treffers (Vol 2), Dec 2014 – Lets Praise Him Dec 2016 – I BELONG EUCLID JACOBS Facebook: @euclidjacobsofficial I am not too thrilled to take the stage. I do it because I realize the gift that I have is to bring Glory to God and it has to touch Gods’ people. Simply put... There is an assignment upon my life. I’m not the best singer. Probably not that entertaining, but one thing I know is that God called me unto Him for His Glory and to the edification of the body of Christ. To restore worship back into the church.
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