Sinach Gets A Recognition Letter From A US Congresswoman 

The objective of the appreciation letter, according to Jackson Lee, was to honor Sinach for utilizing her music to promote the gospel.

By Omotayo Olutekunbi

Osinachi Egbu, better known as Sinach, a Nigerian gospel musician, has announced that she has earned a certificate of honor from the 18th Congressional District of Texas.

According to a post shared on her verified Instagram account, the gospel singer got the award letter from Sheila Jackson Lee, a US honorable member from Texas.

The objective of the appreciation letter, according to Jackson Lee, was to honor Sinach for utilizing her music to promote the gospel.

“They have the freedom, through song, to discover their destiny and maximize their hidden potential through communion with the one true God. Indeed, your tireless efforts are completely deserving of the respect, administration, and commendation of the United States Congress,” Jackson Lee said.

Sinach was also recognized by the congresswoman for presenting a great performance on October 2nd in Houston, Texas.

The event was dubbed ‘Sinach: Night of Worship Houston Texas,’ and featured famous gospel singers such as Todd Dulaney, Micah Stampley, Dee Jones, and Da’dra Greathouse.

The main auditorium was packed with worshipers who came to enjoy God’s presence, according to reports. Sinach’s gospel performance drew visitors from all across the United States.

The following is an excerpt from the recognition letter:  “Music is one of the most important and powerful things in life. It brings people together and allows us to experience the same emotions.

“People everywhere are the same in heart and spirit. No matter what language we speak, what color we are, the form of our politics, or the expression of our love and our faith, music proves; we are all human beings.

“Thank you for spreading this universal language throughout the world.”