MTN Stands in Worship 2025: A divine stage where praise meets purpose

From traders to tech executives, students to pastors, the crowd gathered. They came hungry for a spiritual encounter and were not disappointed.

Uplifting the Gospel and Honoring Veterans

MTN Stands in Worship is committed to supporting gospel musicians. This includes those whose voices once dominated but are now less visible.

This year’s performance by the Tagoe Sisters highlighted MTN’s effort to preserve gospel music heritage. In a time focused on youth and viral trends, MTN gives space for Ghana’s gospel pioneers. Their return was nostalgic and powerful, reminding everyone that their ministry still matters.

Fueling the Industry with Praise and Purpose

MTN invests in the gospel scene beyond just lights and sound. Initiatives like MTN Viva Voices opened this year’s show with uplifting praise. This group of professionals raised the spiritual temperature in the Dome.

Then came Moses OK, Nacee, Bethel Revival Choir, and Empress Gifty. Each delivered powerful performances that moved both body and soul. These artists are transformational, thanks to MTN providing them a large platform.

The Anticipation, Connection, and Impact

Ghanaians eagerly await this night each year. Social media buzzes with excitement long before tickets go on sale. The phrase “Are we standing this year?” expresses hope and joy for many.

For example, Maame Serwaa from Amasaman made the journey like thousands of others. She braved queues and danced joyfully. “This is where I reconnect with God,” she said.

A Platform for Purpose, Not Just Performance

MTN’s approach to Stands in Worship differs from typical corporate concerts. While entertainment is important, their true goal is impact.

Through uplifting messages and acts of kindness—like giveaways of airtime—MTN transforms its audience. The effects reach far beyond the Dome as gospel artists gain visibility and new opportunities after performing.

Looking Ahead

As Empress Gifty's finale echoed through the Grand Arena Dome, one thing was clear: MTN created something special—a national altar through concert.

It blends technology with testimony while amplifying Ghana's gospel heartbeat. With worship, celebration, and purpose combined, MTN Stands in Worship has lifted lives and elevated the gospel industry into a lasting legacy.