PIESIE ESTHER RETURNS TO KUMASI WITH FREE ‘FLORA MADE BY GRACE’ FIFTH-ANNIVERSARY CONCERT ON NOVEMBER 15
Ghanaian gospel musician Piesie Esther is set to bring the Kumasi edition of her fifth-anniversary Flora Made by Grace concert to the Church of Pentecost, Bantama, on Sunday, November 15, 2026.
The event, dubbed “The Greater Grace Encounter,” will be a free-entry worship programme scheduled to begin at 4:00 p.m. under the theme “Five Years of Grace, One Mighty God,” inspired by Zephaniah 3:17.
The Kumasi edition follows the Accra leg of the anniversary celebration, which took place at Perez Chapel International in Dzorwulu on Sunday, November 1.
Piesie Esther will share the stage with a number of gospel musicians, including Kweku Gyasi, Odehyieba Priscilla and Quame Gyedu, popularly associated with his hit song Osabarima.
Other artistes billed to perform include Mama Esther, Victoria Sarfo, Mabel Okyere and Joojo Arhin.
The gospel musician has also announced that social media personality Ship Dealer will make a special guest appearance at the event.
The concert will also provide an opportunity to promote her latest single, Great Change (Nsesae Kese).
Ahead of the Kumasi homecoming, Piesie Esther told Kessben 93.3 FM’s Showbiz Council on Friday, November 6, that her concerts had become places of prayer and testimonies for many attendees.
She recounted an experience involving the wife of a well-known Ghanaian gospel musician, who, according to her, gave birth after 10 years of childlessness following an encounter at one of her earlier concerts.
The November 1 Accra edition featured performances from Ohemaa Mercy, DCOP Kofi Sarpong, the Tagoe Sisters, Uncle Ato, Francis Amo, Kweku Teye and Emmanuel Juddah.
Kuami Eugene also made a surprise appearance, while the Breaking Yoke Choir performed. The event further featured a tribute to late gospel veteran Bernice Offei and a commemoration of 15-year-old Ghanaian Javits Frimpong.
Piesie Esther launched the Made by Grace concert series in 2022 and first staged the event in Bantama on Christmas Day that year.
