Christ United Fellowship Choir to Record Live Album
The gospel choir will perform a concert in Wichita on Friday, October 30, 2026, to record their newest project.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Religious
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Minister Cameo Profit leads the Christ United Fellowship Choir in a live concert and album recording titled 'God Has the Final Say' this Friday in Wichita. The project features several soloists recruited from various churches across the local community.
Why it matters
The gospel project aims to provide joy and support to audience members navigating difficult life situations through music. The live performance serves as a cornerstone for the upcoming album release.
The gospel project is titled 'God Has the Final Say' and highlights performances from soloists Deacon Brad Beaver, Elder Alvin Mason, and Sheree Coates.
The players
Minister Cameo Profit
He is the director who recruited choir members and soloists from local churches to lead the project.
Deacon Brad Beaver
He is a featured soloist who will lead the song 'See What He Said' during the live recording.
Elder Alvin Mason
He is a featured soloist tasked with leading the performance of the title track, 'God Has the Final Say.'
Sheree Coates
She is a featured soloist who will lead the song 'We Came to See You' at the upcoming concert.
The details
Minister Cameo Profit organized the choir by recruiting members and featured soloists from a variety of churches throughout Wichita. The upcoming live recording session will capture the collaborative effort of these local performers.
Timeline
Friday, October 30, 2026: The Christ United Fellowship Choir records a live album.
Industry Dynamics
This performance follows the industry-standard tradition of utilizing live concert recordings to capture the collaborative energy inherent in gospel choir music. Such projects serve as a primary method for capturing the unique interplay between choir soloists and local congregations.
Local residents interested in gospel music can attend the live recording session to participate in the production process. The event provides a direct opportunity for the community to witness the collaborative musical project as it is captured for the upcoming album.
The takeaway
Gospel projects like this one rely on the shared experience of live performance to resonate with listeners. Attendees can look forward to a program designed specifically to offer emotional support through musical ministry.
Further reading
For more information on upcoming musical performances, visit the Wichita religious section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KMUW.
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