ALL IS ABOUT SET FOR THE 3RD EDITION OF *THE* KING IS COMING CONCERT

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ACCRA, GHANA – Bethel Seventh-day Adventist Church, Osu, is set to host the third edition of its much-anticipated musical concert, The King Is Coming, under the theme “Babylon Is Fallen.”

The concert will take place on Saturday, 7th November 2026, at 2:30 p.m. at the Bethel Seventh-day Adventist Church Auditorium, Osu, Accra.

The King is Coming concert, *which* has become an important platform for proclaiming the soon return of Jesus Christ through music and worship, will once again bring together music lovers, Christians and the general public for an afternoon of inspiring musical performances, spiritual reflection and biblical enlightenment.

This year’s theme, *Babylon Is Fallen* , draws inspiration from Revelation 14:8, which carries the message of the second angel in the Three Angels’ Messages. It highlights the fall of Babylon and serves as a solemn call for humanity to turn away from spiritual deception, remain faithful to God and prepare for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

Explaining the significance of this year’s theme, the organisers noted:
“The 2nd Angel’s message (Rev 14:8) tells us about Babylon the great city that is fallen and it’s a warning to all mankind to pledge their allegiance to God so that we can make it into His kingdom at the second coming”


Ministering at this year’s edition will be the dynamic and ever-talented Heavenly Strings Choir, whose powerful musical ministry is expected to create an atmosphere of heartfelt worship, inspiration and spiritual revival.

Since its maiden edition in 2021, The King Is Coming concert has remained committed to using music as an instrument of evangelism, reminding audiences of the blessed hope of Christ’s return.

The second edition, held in 2022 under the theme Remember Your Creator, continued this mission of drawing people closer to God through music and the proclamation of biblical truths.

The third edition promises to build on this legacy, offering an experience that goes beyond entertainment to communicate a timely spiritual message to individuals, families and communities.

For those unable to attend physically, the concert will also be streamed live on Facebook and YouTube via @bethelsdaosu, giving audiences beyond the church premises an opportunity to participate in the programme.

The organisers are therefore extending an invitation to the general public, Christians, music enthusiasts and all those seeking a deeper understanding of biblical prophecy to be part of this special gathering, either in person or online.

As the world continues to navigate challenging times, the message, ~of~ The King Is Coming, remains as relevant as ever: Jesus Christ is coming again, and everyone is called to be ready.

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