The Gospel Music Workshop of America is a non-profit, international, interdenominational association that brings together gospel singers, musicians, ministers, educators, and business professionals. Founded in 1967 by Rev. James Cleveland in Detroit, Michigan, the organization aims to preserve the heritage of gospel music in America and provide a platform for the development of excellence in its presentation. With a vision to academically prepare gospel artists for the future and raise the level of excellence in the worship experience, the Gospel Music Workshop of America welcomes individuals from all ethnicities, influences, and cultures.
Since its establishment, the Gospel Music Workshop of America has grown to become the largest artistic organization of its kind in the world, stretching from the United States to Asia. The organization convenes annually for a board meeting and holds a mid-summer convention in a selected city, featuring intergenerational global performances by choirs, recording artists, composers, educators, dancers, and pastors. With a rich history and a commitment to the advancement and preservation of gospel music, the Gospel Music Workshop of America has served as a launching platform for worldwide gospel artists and continues to thrive as a treasured music institution.
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