Gospel Breakfast

Alan Charles’ play, Why Didn’t I Get Married?, highlights the stark 7:1 ratio of women to men in the church. He suggests the institution may be complicit by benefiting from the time and resources single women dedicate to ministry. Rather than just telling women to "wait and pray," Charles argues the church must actively engage and empower men. Through "edutainment," he pushes for honest conversations and practical solutions instead of "prettying up" the issue.

Power couple Alex and Jenny Boateng joined Belinda on Gospel Breakfast to discuss their journey of what began right in the middle of the kitchen with a congregation of 4 and 6years after boasts of more than 200 members. They also talked about their funding for their new project PROJECT FIVE14. You can donate here: https://alivecitychurch.churchsuite.com/donate/fund/uezyzmul

Faith Child brought all the energy and all the vibe at the Gospel Breakfast show. He talked music, performance. Miss it? Sit back and press play.

UK Gospelmrapper EUGY was on Gospel Breakfast and it was pleny of fun and vibes. Eugy spoke about his joruney to christ, life, and new projects coming. He also share some words for young people still trying to navigate life and trying to find their place in Christ.

Simone Williams joined Belinda on Gospel Breakfast to talk deeper on her new Journal, why she decided to start writing the journal, the importance of women forming a community and helping each other on a spiritual journey. She also highlighted the importance of men involvement in this journey

EmmaOhMyGod sat with Muyiwa on Gospel Breakfast show to discuss his upcoming event FAAJILONDON. He also shares how his journey into music started, brieft stint in stand up comedy, and also what fans should expect at the London debut of his iconic show FAAJIFRIDAY

Sam and Emmanuel Adebayo joined Belinda on Gospel Breakfast to talk about their up coming christmas event at ST OLAVES CHURCH OF ENGLAND MANOR HOUSE N4 2TW. They shed light on what to expect, the motivation behind the event and more.

Lola Olanrewaju joins Belinda on Gospel breakfast to chat about her up coming even Peri Menopause, Menopause Jollof rice and everything spicy. This event is catered for women who are apporaching menopause, creating a community where experiences, tips and life style chouces can be shared. Ensuring that women understands that approaching menopause is not the end but beginning of another life journey,

Today is International Men’s Day, and we’re shining a light on the men in our lives—their journeys, challenges, and the ways we can support one another. We are excited to sit with Emmanuel Akinfenwa AKA Game-Changer. He is passionate about social change, dedicated to empowering communities, equipping leaders, and elevating lives. With a commitment to fostering positive transformation, he works to create opportunities, inspire growth, and build stronger, more resilient communities for everyone.

The StepFWD Awards, taking place on 22nd November, celebrate outstanding gospel talent and ministry in the faith community. Founder Dennis explains that the awards aim to honour those making a positive impact and inspire others to use their gifts. This year’s event promises new features and exciting performances, with nominees chosen for their dedication and influence. Everyone is encouraged to get involved by nominating deserving individuals or supporting the StepFWD mission.

Today is World Diabetes Day, and we’re honoured to have Dr. Chidi with us—a renowned health expert and lifestyle medicine advocate. He’s here to share insights on preventing and managing diabetes, debunk some common myths, and discuss the crucial role that faith and community can play in supporting those affected.

Lumos is the creator and curator behind the Jamaica Recovery Information Hub, a central platform dedicated to connecting people with verified resources, initiatives, and links that support Jamaica’s recovery efforts. Acting as both a researcher and verifier, Lumos ensures that every listed effort—whether official or grassroots—is authentic and impactful.

Shiv’s new book, Against All Odds, shares her inspiring journey of overcoming challenges through faith and determination. She opens up about chasing childhood dreams, holding on to hope in tough times, and trusting that God never fails. Shiv encourages readers to believe in themselves and God’s promises, no matter the obstacles. Looking ahead, she’s open to seeing her story adapted into a movie—and would love to play herself on the big screen!

While artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly and influencing many aspects of our daily lives, Chris Goswani founder of AI Christian Partnership, emphasised a vital truth: God created men, women, boys, and girls uniquely in His own image—not AI. AI may assist with tasks or provide information, but it lacks the capacity for genuine love, compassion, and moral discernment that define humanity.

We’re thrilled to welcome BAFTA YOUNG PRESENTER winner Elizabeth Okogwu on the show. Elizabeth shares how her journey began and the inspirations that shaped her creative path. She talks about her love for cooking singing and dancing. She highlights the unwavering support she’s received from her parents so far. She also share a word for kids out there to chase their dreams and to always believe nothing is impossible. Don’t miss her story—an inspiring conversation about passion and purpose.