Sonnie Badu began his ministry at a
very young age, singing in his
hometown of Ghana Accra. Sonnie
was raised under a strict Christian
upbringing, his father, Reverend
Agyeman Prempeh, a prominent
pastor in the capital state Accra
would wake his children up with a
cane for Church every Sunday. It was
this discipline that would establish
his life-long passion of service to the
Lord.
Although Sonnie Badu had been a
worship leader from his youth, to all who knew him football was
his gift. However any hopes of international football success were
soon eclipsed when the Lord begun to turn this heart in His hands.
At 18 years of age, Sonnie was attacked by a mysterious infection
that had virtually pronounced him dead. It was in this time he
made a promise to follow God if He would spare his life. His life was
spared and “The Worshipper” as he is popularly known was born. On
the 1 December 2007, his debut album “Lost in his glory” was
released.
He has already sang alongside the likes of international gospel
artists such as Juanita Bynum, Lionel Peterson, Alvin Slaughter, Noel
Robinson, Muyiwa, Sammy Okposu, Mike Aremu and other gospel
ministers.
On Good Friday 21 March 2008 “Africa Worships with Sonnie Badu”
was launched. It is a concert which teams up with a charity to raise
awareness and aid for those in need. For 2008 efforts were focused on
the beautiful country of Kenya, in support of all those that have been
affected by the recent violence. This night also witnessed the launch
of his first book entitled “The Worshippers Cry”. Not content with the
success of ‘Africa Worships with Sonnie Badu’ Sonnie Badu soon
followed in 2008 with another headlining event entitled ‘RAW
Worship-Ignite My Fire’. It was a night of pure worship. Held on the
29 November 2008; avid supporters did not disappoint in their
attendance yet again. This night also marked the launch of his
second book entitled “How To Activate Your Miracle During Worship”.
As a unique gospel singer, Sonnie Badu’s ministry is accompanied
by signs and wonders including prophetic deliverances, healings of
cancers, strokes, paralysis, barrenness and the salvation of souls.
Christians would describe this as a confirmation of his calling.
He is described as the young man with the golden voice; others
esteem him for his ability to move audiences. However these talents
find their greatest expression because of His Love for God.
Currently in the UK gospel industry, he is hailed as one of the most
celebrated and influential worship leaders to emerge from the African
church sector in recent years. He is heating up the church circuits
with his energetic sound and colourful mix of contemporary and
African praise and worship with a style so diverse, he appeals to
every preference.
Sonnie Badu is no gimmick; “I did not call myself” is a statement he
commonly relies on for expression. He is no ordinary man and is not
one to be compared with any other. The truth is Sonnie Badu has
only just begun.

My respect for this Man of God....100%