Bishop Morton Win Stellar Award for Traditional Choir of the Year: And Joins Kirk Franklin On “A Song For Pain” For Haiti

gospel | Jan 21, 2010 | Comments 0

Bishop Paul S. Morton and the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship Mass Choir Celebrate The Stellar Award Win for Traditional Choir of the Year

This is the second year in a row that Bishop Morton and the choir nab this award

Nashville, TN (January 19, 2010)—Bishop Paul S. Morton, along with the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship Mass Choir, wins the award for Traditional Choir of the Year, announced at the 25th Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards January 17, 2010. The golden Stellar statute represents the second consecutive year Bishop Paul S Morton and the Full Gospel choir are recognized for the inspiring performance captured in their latest release, CRY YOUR LAST TEAR (Tehillah Music/Light Records).

The Stellar Awards presented an emotion packed show that kept the audience standing and praising. Serving as a time capsule, the stage was filled with performances, presenters, and hosts that have impacted the show in the past 25 years. Bishop Morton presented The Allstate James Cleveland Lifetime Achievement Award to the 2010 recipients, Lee Williams & The Spiritual QC’s.

While in Nashville, Bishop Paul S Morton joined the Gospel and CCM community to record the heart gripping song for Haiti, “A Song For Pain”, by Kirk Franklin. Bishop Morton’s voice will be heard throughout the track which will be released the weekend of January 23rd. All of the proceeds will go to the relief efforts for Haiti.

The Stellars remain a staple in the Gospel community as they congratulate those who share their musical talents with the world. The show is syndicated in over 100 markets as well as on the Gospel Music Channel, which will air February 28th at 8pm ET/7pm CST.