The church is where gospel music lives.
There is hardly no space for ‘wordly’ songs. But over time, we have seen some songs from non=gospel artistes make their way into the church and has been found acceptable in the christian world.
Here is a look at 5 of those songs that Choirs in various churches nationwide have had no issues whatsoever adding to their playlist during a sunday service

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6. Godwin by Koredo Bello: When this song was released, there was confusion of whether it is a gospel or circular song. Fortunately it rocks in some churches and also in every club and also in every home. Shout out to Mavin Records.

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5. Mosorire by Paul Play Dairo: When this song dropped, it was a prayer on the lips of everybody and people actually bought the album off the weight of this single as some mistakenly expected it to be a gospel album.

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4. Jah Is My Light by OJB Jezreel: I remember OJB narrating how he once rejected an offer by a church to come perform at its program as they thought he was a gospel musician following the success of this single.

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3. Praise the Lord (Holy Holy) by Wadada : Reggae musician King Wadada’s major hit song was an appreciation to God and this got accepted by all and sundry as even the pastors danced to it.

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2. Amin by Dammy Krane: Dammy Krane says a prayer to God and gets an Amen amongst the congregation.

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1. This Year by Jaywon : Come New Year service in any of our denominations, this is one song that gets the most play and radio spins as everybody cries out their desires and resolution into the new year.

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Source: http://360jamng.tk/5-songs-from-non-gospel-artistes-that-made-it-to-church

wow, nice one 360.

When club meets church.